Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-08-04

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next week. The tent is to be rebuilt.
Picnic parties and visitors are i'm
proving the opportunity to visit |
'sDry Pond while the scenery there
is in the height of its beauty.
Members Of the G.. a. +. Post |
will remember the meeting here on
Thursday evening next. Important
matters of business demand a full
attendance.
Among the visitors TO this town
we mention Mrs. Harley j. Dwinell,
of Boston; H. G.. Blaisdell and fam
lily, of Concord; Mrs. Elbridge Bar
ker from the west, and Mrs. Stillnan
Bickford and daughter.
The Methodist people are to have
a concert at the north church on
Thursday evening or this week for
the purpose of raising funds for fur
'nishing their new church. They will
be assisted by Mr.. Stone and expect
to provide fine entertainment. Adj
mission 10 cents. Ice cream and
cake for refreshments.
West Glover.
E. o. Randall has painted his store
and dwelling house; also the par
sonage.
James Dow has been laid up near
ly all summer with a felon, which
has been very painful.
| Mrs. Sterling fell from the back
veranda of the parsonage recently,
receiving a serious hurt.
Holland.
| Chas. Cowing had finger cut off
on circular saw last week.
Six persons have been buried in
this town during the last three weeks.
1rasburgh.
Mr. Bradshaw is very sick at John
Frances.
Mrs. Myra Taplin is very sick
with bilious fever.
Mrs. VIM. Pearsons and children
are here on a visit.
Geo. Parker has commenced gra-
ding around his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Beauclerk have
gone to the Caledonia Springs.
Edward W. Keith lost a valuable
cow by getting cast in the pasture.
The Band expect to go to Quechee
Gulf next Friday on the excursion.
Harrison Badger has bought the
old carriage shop, and has moved in
to the tenement upstairs.
Geo. Lockwood has been in town
visiting friends. Mrs. Holdridge has
gone to Mass. visiting friends.
Jay.
Geo. Sisco is laid up from the effects
of an injury received from the tine of
fork.
L. d. Hazen has his mill ar
ranged for business. and is cutting
out the stock of logs that he got in
last winter.
| J. Bisbee who has long been en-
gagged as mill foreman for Mr.. Paine,
is compelled ty give up the job on
account of ill health and Frank Cleve-
land, noted mill man, has been Sc
cured in his place.
| The dedication of the new Baptist
church will take place on Thursday,
August 9TH at 80 p. m. Rev. w.
N. Wilbur of Newport, will preach
the sermon, and will be assisted in
the service by Rev. G.. w. Parker of
North Troy. A general invitation
is extended to all.
Lowell.
Mrs. Sarah Stephenson is in town
after years absence.
Eugene Coolidge has moved into
a part of O. E. Newton's house.
| Mrs. Hall and Miss May Watson
from Fairfax, are visiting friends
here.
Miss Clara Eastman addresses the
people here on Wednesday evening,
subject effects of Alcohol" All
cordially invited.
Eugene Curtis has been in town and
on Sunday last conducted the services
at the Con'l church in the absence of
the pastor. We were very glad to
see and hear Mr.. G. again.
Harding and Thayer have their
stock made up and are after more.
Comrades, S. @. Tillotson and
w. III. Naramore of Bakersfield or
ganized Hazen Post, G.. A. r. here
Thursday>night
Newport Center.
We are to have another grocery in
: the Stowell block.
Nye T. Sleeper and Eda Titus are
home from Boston.
Sleeper & Buzzell have sent out
eight tons of berries in the last ter
days.
Sylvester Drown has built an adj.
dition to his barn. d. L. Hildrett
has put on new blinds.
Quite number of the "fresh-ail
/ children" are expected in this par
{ | of the town the first of this month.
Westfie1d.
Wallace Wakefield is putting up {
barn and woodshed, thus completing
his set of buildings.
Hoyt & Son have a new clerk il