Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-11-30

daughter, Mrs. F. P. Knight, of Con
cord, N. H.. was born to them. In
March 1886, he married Bertha
Smead of Albany who died in 1910.
Besides the daughter, he leaves a
brother, Thomas, of Lyndonville, and
two sisters, Mary Legett of Water
bury, Conn, and Jane Graves OF
West Glover
Mr.. Teller was member of the
Congregational. church at West GLOW
er and was highly respected by all
1t is understood his will leaves $500
% the Barton Congregational church
.he income to be used for the SUD-
port Of that institution.
as head operator in the telephone ex-
ehange there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Smith wish
20 thank the Sunshine club, the Won-
ans alliance and their many other
friends for the quantities of good
shings given them at Thanksgiving
time.
The Aborn Operate Sextette
will give a short concert followed by
Faust" in costume and sung in Eng
lish at the Orleans Opera Hall Sat
urday evening, December 3rd.. Tick
cts at Austin's drug store. adv
Word from o. B. Willard and fam
lily who are in Florida, state that
they made the auto trip down
without mishap, Richard, who is Is
years old, driving the entire distance,
said to be a record for boy of that
age.
The local branch of the Red Cross
distributed Thanksgiving baskets to
a few families, also remembered
some sick persons and children.
Mrs. Elsie Dodge of Kimball wishes
to express her thanks through these
columns for supplies sent to her.
Fred Forrest died of apoplexy Sat-
urday, November &c, at Brockton,
Mass. The funeral was held Tues
day at Willoughby. Mrs. Forrest
has gone to Orleans to live with her
sister.
L. w. Redington has bought a
building of John Wells in Coventry
which he will move to Barton near
his blacksmith shop on Glover street
and put in a stock of blankets, hal
ters and -other farm supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Underwood
were in West Burke Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of Dana Coe, one of
the oldest citizens of the town, he
being 80 years of age. He was born
and always lived on the farm where
he died.
In our mention of improvements
on real estate we failed to mention
extensive repairs made by w. H.
Chappell on his house including the
installation of new furnace. Mr..
Chappell has also made repairs at
the. table shop, putting in a new
boiler, new f1ume, making repairs to
the water wheel and other improve
ments.
F. D. Pierce and A. o. Austin of
Orleans were in Boston recently
where they attended the Rexall con-
vention.' A prize of $25 worth of
Rexall goods was given to each men,
Der from the best attended district.
This district, which includes Rich
ford, Newport, Derby Line, Orleans,
Barton Lyndonville and st. Johns
bury won the prizes.
Lucien Emery of High street was
seriously injured Tuesday afternoon
while loading Christmas trees near
.he freight station. He was binding
The trees to the car when one of the
ropes broke causing him to fall,
striking his head against the rail and
at the same time the binding pole
also fell striking his head.
Among the visitors at Hotel Bar
Mrs. C. A. Barrows, w. p. Barrows,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclellan, DR.. ].
VI. Blake and family, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
2. Batchelder, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Barron, R. p Webster and family, all
If Barton; Miss Ella Blaisdell, Mr..
and Mrs. III. e. Converse and DR..
Lamphear and family of Orleans;
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Mcclellan Of st.
Johnsbury, w. H. Palmer of Mont
real, Que, and G. L. Thomas of
Burlington.
VESSEL, Nickle & Gross are at the
present employing 26 men. They
are building new office in the box
shop to take care of the Office work
20 be done here. The plant is be-
ng wired for electric lights and
motors the conduit system of in
stallation being used. The work is
by Ernest Tuttle of New
York. Steel siding is being put on
all wooden buildings. E. p. Searles
If Albany is the new superintendent,
,aking the place of c. H. Davenport,
GLOVER
Marion and Nellie Clark were at
home for the Thanksgiving recess
Eva Darling of Lyndon Center Wis
ted friends in town over the week
end.
DIR. Farmer of st. Johnsbury was
IN town Sunday in consultation with
DR.. Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Clark spent
with Mrs. Clark's
mother IN Corinth.
Miss Healoy Of Lyndonville vis-
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll over the
Thanksgiving recess.
EGr.. and HRS. Frank Hastings en-
5erta ned Their son and his wife from
Bradford last week.
Misses Hattie and Mamie McDufie
have moved to the house recently va
Gated by Norris Smith.
Dr.. and Mrs Buck and son and
Mrs. Lila Dow spent Thanks giving
with Dr.. Bucks par snts in Newport.
The Glover Rainbow Sewing club
viii hold an achievement meeting
IN tie church vestry Thursday even