Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-07-26

holds forth is necessary to insure a
full house.
Arrivals of summer boar ders since
last report are Prof. Bail and daugh-
ter of New Haven. Conn, at j. A.
Goodrich $ Prof. Beckwith of Trim
ity College, Hartford, Conn, at Lake
View; D. S. Knowlton of the Bos-
ton Sunday Times, Miss Joyce and
Geo. B. Martin of New Haven, Conn,
at w. w. Goss'.
Greensboro Bend.
A new brass band is being organ
lied and the instruments have ar
rived. They have secured the ser
vices of James Whitney of Crafts
bury as teacher.
Lowell.
Miss Sarah Stevenson is at home
for the summer.
Fred Sidney has moved into the
tenement vacated by Prof. Diomne.
Ferdinand Sawyer is building a
house between E. B. STANDARDS and
Lew Shufelt's.
Morgan.
| Chas. Barrett and wife from Titus
vile, Penn, are here visiting.
Miss Mertie Moore intends going
to Kittery, Me-, the 29th inst.
At the reorganization of the Sun
day School, the following officers
were elected: Ira c. Taylor supt. !;
VIM. Cargill asst. supt. /. c. Moore
sec. Lila B. Farr treas. i; Fred D..
Taylor Librarian.
Newport.
The Memphremagog House and
the boarding houses are filling up
with guests.
j. Y. Green remains "about the
same. He had very bad spell
Saturday, but rallied from it.
A little child Of John Burke is very
} sick with cholera infantum; also one
of Charlie Burke's children.
, An alarm of fire was occasioned
by the explosion of a kerosene lamp
at the Bellevue House Saturday night
L The business in the custom house
| improves from month to month. The
gain of late has been about 5000 s
t month. The wicked ''dimocrats'
0 seem to be managing the business
b we'll and are very obliging officials
Doris circus has come and gone
t and we were not more unfortunat,
!. than other communities in the loss O
b money by swindlers, pickpockets
|. etc. The show of animals wa
-? good, and ring performances frs
q rate.
s The school in Dis. No. laugh
b by Miss Nellie Daniels, closed Fri
= day, July 16. The following pupil
n had no absent marks. Winni
o Wright, Alice Wright, Annie Wright
Mabel Wright, Lettie Wright, Car
J. roll Anglers, Joseph Labounty, Eu
d gene Labounty, George Wright
d Mabel Page had no absent mark
Z. until the accident by which she brok
h her arm. There were no tard
q marks.
c. E. Grandy has had quite flat
tering offer from Lane, Pitkin
3. Brock of Montpelier to go into thei
IS employ as draughtsman, inventor, etc
l. Mr.. Grandy cannot well be spare
from the county. He has a sho
# where he does saw hammering an
Strengthening, keeps gas and waite
n fittings and fixtures, pumps, wind en-
gines, etc, and is building up goo
business in these lines.
w Morgan Center.
d Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Gray hav
gone to Bolton Springs for the sum
mer.
o. School in District No. taugt
by Carrie Williams, will close thi
week.
n The engine for the new boat ha
k arrived. 1t will he ready to sail thi
week.
~ Mrs. Sisco and Miss Gertie Ames
# of Coaticooke, and Mr.. Arthur Ha
,r of Texas, are spending the summe
+ here.
RI Westfe1d.
The old schoolhouse in distrit
No. 5 is to be moved, giving chanc
N to build the new one.
VIM. Dickson has gone to Irelan
i, to visit friends. He came from ths
country some fourteen years ago.
If School closed at the village Satu
j day with an exhibition it was taugl
by Miss Corley, an experience
teacher.
10 Willis Wakefield, of the firm {
Hoyt & Wakefield, was down cour
try last week, making collections an
selling lumber.
\ 1t is our painful duty to record tt
death of Mrs. John Cooper, VIII
died at her home on West Hill O
" Tuesday, July 20, at the age of 5
y years. Mrs. Cooper was at one
- the neighbours until 9 o'clock, feelin
- unusually we'll, but after going HON
: complained of feeling Ill, grew rapiG
ly worse and died at about II O clocE
Funeral was attended Thursday, Re,
Wallace officiating.
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