Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-07-06

ual.
Craftsbury.
Mrs Asa Woodbury. of Conn, is Wis
iting her grandson, Clarence Wood
bury.
Mr.. Hoyt Hill of st. Johnsbury, was
in town over the Sabbath. Mrs. Hill
will remain with her parents during
the summer.
F. E. Bemis and Edward Thrasher
of Newport are in town for few days.
Mr.. Bemis recently took two weeks
fishing tour in Maine. Mr.. Thrasher
will enter the Senior class at st. Johns
bury Academy, next fall.
j. W. Norris, who recently gradua-
ted from the Univ. of VT, and is now
in charge of the Cong. church at West
ford, is in town visiting friends. He
expects to begin three years theo-
logical course at Yale in Sept.
Derby.
The amount of butter made at Gold
en- Rock Creamery during the month
of June was 1927 pounds.
trict No. 5 for term ending June 26:
Pauline Aldrich, Halle Chandler,
Katie and Edna Crosby, Myra and
Helen Hunt, Nellie Eveline Ross, and
Willie Moran, Lois, Lettie, and Maui
rice Place, Henry Adams and Hazel
Chandler tardy once. Geo. Wilder,
Aaron Grout, and Forest Marvin alb
sent one-half day.
Among the recent arrivals as visit
ors and guests are Mrs. Noyes at Mrs.
Bates Mrs. Jacks and Misses Mollie
and Dotty Annible at DR.. Blanchard's,
Edgar Adams at Ira Kelley's, B. IL.
Adams at Mrs Thatcher's, Albert Sill
yer at A. A. Silver's, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
lis at Geo. Ritchie's, Miss Hattie Vince
lock at Geo. w. CIRCUITS, Mr.. Pettis
and wife at S. H. Budd's, Mr.. Holbrook
at W. H. Holbrook's.
The 4th passed off with tolerable
success, the weather considered. A
large number were present. The ora
ton by Gen Grout was of great inter
est to all who got into the hall to hear
it. The fireworks in the evening, not
extensive, called out quite a large
| crowd of people. The races at High
land Park were good. Fred Reynolds
won first money in the running race;
John Bean in the trOtting race.
West Derby.
William Stevens is in town visiting
! his children
The sociable will be held at Chapel
Saturday evening. Entertainment,
consisting of recitatiOns and music.
Ice cream and cake will served.
ChiIdren's Day was observed yester-
day at the Baptist church, sermon
to the children in the morning and
concert by the children in the eve.
Mr. Mott, who lately moved to town,
has been visited by the measles, his
whole family, consisting of himself,
at the same time.
Glover.
A. Sargent is sick with lagrippe.
Meeting of the w. R. G. July 9th. at
O'CLOCK sharp.
The band went to Lyndonville the
Fourth and report wet, disagreeable
time.
Mr.. Hill has given his grist mill a
nice coat of paint and done some other
repairing.
The Mite society hold their next
ct ~ % e
Friday afternoon, July 10. All invited
Rev. F. w. Lewis of Barton viii
preach at the M. E. church, Sunday
July 18th. it being quarterly meeting
: occasion.
Ned r. Young has gone to the Noun
tains; he is engaged to play the 1st.
p, violin in orchestra there. He is I
fine musician.
: w G. T. q. will hold a sociable a
the home of Mrs. Ada Williams, mex
Tuesday afternoon. Ice cream will bt
Il served All cordially invited.
Fred N. Cheney and family of Man
Z chester are in town, also Ezra Clarl
l. and daughter of Mass, visiting
: friends Mrs. Templeton and daugh
d ter have gone to Montpelier on Wis
it.
r Greensboro.
e T. H. harrington is quite sick, 81
that he is not able to be out much o
the time. He has been in poor healtl
for a number of years.
George Cole has painted his hous
= and built new portico over his from
door, which makes quite an improve
ment in the looks of his premises.
Holland.
- Eugene Eastman has sold his plac
- to Simonds Bros, for $3.50 and give
Immediate possession.
Rev. Geo. Burnham and family hav
- returned from visit to N. H., and
- Newbury. Two daughters of job
Stone from Nashua n. H., are visitin
- here.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. G. A. Sheldon of Burlington
t. spending few days with her sister
lie in-law, Mrs Lucius Holbrook.
ED0n BUTT, pfOL1lHouu lawyer
10 Bridgeport, Conn, and family wei
guests at G. w. Wheeler's last week
III Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bennett an
5 Perley Tucker and daughter, Myrti
III of Kansas are visiting in town.
The rendering of the "Woven Wet
= by the Polixene Club Friday nigl
brought out a full house.
M J. Bailey started this mornir
~ for Cambridge, Mass, where he lhas
situation as drug clerk.
The patrons of the Creamery ha'
'io just received their first dividend f
- their cheese. 1t sold from 81 to
= cents pound.
a. John Holman and family of BrocktC
NC Mass, came to town Thursday NOR
-, ing. John will return soon, but
~ family will remain during the SUI
% mer.
he The boys went to st. Johnsbu