Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-08-13

Plumley, H. c. Bates and others. The
band will be present, and big meeting
is expected.
The Earnest Workers will hold lawn
party on the grounds of A. Sargent, Fri
day afternoon and evening, Aug. II.
The Home Missionary Society will hold
its meeting in the afternoon. There will
be interesting literary exercises in the
evening Ice cream will be served after
noon and evening. All cordially invited.
West Glover.
Mrs. Charles Sisco is quite i'll.
Rev. B. S. Adams and family have ar
rived and meet with a hearty welcome.
DR.. Graham of Richmond, QUE, for
merly a teacher III this town and vicinity,
is visiting here.
Mrs Henry Cutler, who suffered the
fracture of a limb, recently, is improving
as fast as could be expected.
The caucus Saturday night was very
lively affair and called out a large num-
Der of voters. The contest resulted in
the choice of c. A. Barrows. E. A. Nor
ton, w. F. Clark and A. G. Chase. They
are reported to be favorable to Mr.. Camp
judge.
Greensboro.
w. P. Dillingham; Esq.,, and Gen. Pit
kin of Louisiana, will address the people
. Al,
IA. All invited.
Bend.
DIR. Sanborn is failing.
A new band stand.-Kier is extending
his sidewalk. bridge across the riv-
er in this place-a needed Improvement.
There was considerable of a ''circus" in
this town by those who went to St.Johns-
bury, Wednesday, to attend Forepaugh's.
Mr.. Weber of Craftsbury ran off bank
and tipped over, and while James Black
was helping him out of his trouble, his
own team backed Mrs. Black over the
bank, but they escaped without injury.
A. S. Clary and daughter, on their return,
were thrown from their wagon at Hills
Mill and Mrs. Keith was tipped over near
Mrs. Marshs.
H. A. Badger is building new barn
for his livery.
The delegates to the County Conven
ton are Geo. B. Rowell, Harlow Foss,
E. w. Powell and w. d. Tyler.
DR.. Geo. B. Rowell, Mrs. Samuel How
ard and Mrs. Charles Eaton have return
ed from Caledonia Springs, much improv-
ed in health.
Andrew Somers and wife from fines
burgh are visiting at Henry Somers.-
Leonard Brewster and wife from Boston
are at Geo. B. Brewster's.-M Hattie
and Jennie Webster and Nellie Kellogg
from Boston are visiting friends in town.
Lowell.
The republicans here have large
Harrison and Morton flag which they
will raise in few days.
X. Richmond is repairing his house.
Measles are having quite RIM here.
Jo Allard buried his baby Friday.
Prouty Miller's new tug boat has
arrived and is being put in condition to
run.
W. G. Dow is soon to erect front to
his home place, having built the ell part
last year.
Several of our village people have been
stopping at Willoughby during the past
few days.
The family of L. r. Pratt have visitors
from Berkshire, and Mr.. Walker has COM
pany from Canada.
Mr. j. M. Grow. who is canvassing in
Washington county for Miller & House,
nurserymen, is home on brief visit.
L. G. Miller, who has been sick at
Westfield, has improved so much of late
joy of his many friends.
DIR. Hamilton has quite curiosity in
the shape of a music box imported from
Switzerland at cost of $4,000; it has
five cylinders, playing 40 airs; it consists
of reeds, strings, balls and drum.
Rev. Mr.. Sayler, Ga Presbyterian clergy
man from St. Hyacinthe, P. o. and wife
base been visiting at Edward Richards,
ecently.-Joseph Blake of New York
City, brother of Mrs. Edward Martin,
is visiting friends in this vicinity.
The caucus Saturday night was one of
the most lively in the history of the town.
1t resulted in victory of the anti-Camp
party by majority of 80. The following
are the delegates: J. A. Prouty, c. L.
Erwin, N. S. Rogers, J. P. Stickney A.
G.. Sleeper, E. H. Nve.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The prohibitionists convention held at
st. Johnsbury was fairly attended-the
rally by about 200 persons, including
men from other parties. The nomina-
tons are as follows: For senators, w.
L. Pearl w. v. McLaughlin judge of
probate w. P. Houghton; sheriff 81. R.
Mack; assistant judges Geo. r. Drew.
Bradley ingalls,; states attorney w. P.
Stanton Mr.. Stafford addressed the meet
ing at music hall.
at. j OhnSDuI'y-
Solomon Lemere, who was so badly in
jured by falling earth at 'the dump" re-
Gently, died as result of his injuries on
Thursday. He leaves a wife and five chill
dren.
Burt Gray, a young unmarried man of
25, lost his right hand in an edging ma
chine at L. d .Hazen's mill at Miles Pond,
recently. This is the first serious acct
dent that has occurred at this mill.
LyndOnville.
There will be a grand republican rally
at Music hall on Wednesday evening, Au
gust 18th, with speaking by w.
p DILLINGHAM; candidate for govern