Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-08-07

made of which Rev. w. J. johnson,
formerly pastor in this town, is pres
ident.
East Hardvvick.
Most of the farmers are done hay
ing or about finishing, crop better
than was anticipated.
Mrs. DR.. Gilbert of Morrisville, is
stopping at the Sulphur Springs
a few weeks for her health.
The grange met with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bronson last Tuesday, for a grange
festival, it being in honor of their oc-
cupation of their new farm house.
VIM. ID. Bronson has chair that
is known to be over 200 years old.
1t was brought from England by the
Richardson family who were his an
cestors.
Sheffield.
Miss Hattie Kenneston is ON from
the West visiting friends in this
place.
Lots of people attended the tenn
perance camp meeting and reported
excellent speaking.
School closed in district No. 8,
on the Doth, Miss Hattie Burroughs
| teacher. with oral exercises, picnic,
| etc.
Mrs. Leon German fell and
broke her hip last Wednesday,; it is
feared that she will not survive the
injury.
The Baptist ladies' Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. Charles Chesley,
August Is, in the afternoon all are
invited.
Mrs. A. M. Miles was thrown
from load of hay last week and
badly, though, we hope not danger
ously hurt.
The good hay crop, which few
days of propitous weather brought
forth, ought to teach lesson to all
who doubted the promise of "seed
time and harvest" Never was there
a much more gloomy look than dur
ing the month of June.
Walden.
The parsonage at South Walden
has received new coat of paint
which improves it very much.
The grasshopper is doing consider
able damage in the pastures in this
vicinity have never seen them more
numerous than they are this year
If they keep on, there will be scarce.
ly any feed left soon.
Sutton.
Quite large number from oul
Sabbath school attended the temper
ance camp meeting at Lyndonville
to which they were invited by Rev
III. P. Cushing.
Mrs. M. B. Curtis, of Reno, Neva
da, died very suddenly at the resi-
dence of her father-in-law, Mr.. Ben
nett Curtis, last Friday night. Sh
left two little children who wer
with her at the time of her death
1t seems very sad, as her husband
could not get.here before her burial.
The village school, taught by Mis-
: Hall of Barton, closed very pleasant
ly Aug. 4. The following is par
tial record. Whole number of schol
ars %. Average attendance 20B
The following had no marks Stell
Allard, Matte Allard, Hattie Allard
Sadie Blake, May Colby, Olive VIII
lard, Johnnie Ball, Charlie Stevens
Kingsley Mitchell, and Willie Swift
er. Those having no tardy marks a
| follows: Stella Allard, Matte Allard
Hattie Allard, Sadie Blake, Ma
, Colby, Fannie Hastings, Rose Has
tings, Emma Pierce, Olive Willard
Cora Green, Clinton Ball, Johnni
Ball, Charlie Stevens, Kingsle
5 Mitchell, Ueo Switzer, Willie Swift
er, Henry Willard, Willie Harris, LII
tie Harris.
West Burke.
Farmers are nearly or quite don
y haying. Many getting more than a
0 average crop.
The new town house is nearly con
pleted, and is quite an ornament t
: the town, which was long needed.
S. A. Nelson and wife, are TIL
week at Orchard Beach. A. d. Alt
: rich is running the store while he
away.
Il Jason Allard has sold his hous
on School street to Mr.. Clark, til
dentist, and has moved into rooms
s his block.
S Ira Humphrey has bought of til
Howard estate the Morrill, Cole plae
g with q little stock and lets Mr.. Co
remain, and gives him a chance t
e pay for it.
e Mr.. Anger of Sutton who bougl
e the Bishop law office, is building
shed and barn and will have a vel
comfortable set of buildings whe
completed.
BEWARE OF IMITATIoNs.-The delicate odor of Fl(
eston Cologne is entirely novel. Look for signatu
/, | of Hiscox Co.. N. Y, on each bottle.
BARTON MAR hET.