Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10

well, Mass. will furnish music.
Lowell.
Will Morton and wife from Boston
are here visiting.
DIR. Caldwell and family from Mass
achusetts are here visiting.
Mary Newton came home from Mas
sachusetts to attend her mothers flu
neral George Newton is also home
from Burlington.
Morgan.
visiting her.
Frank Allen recently had colt cut
very badly on barbed wire fence.
Quite a number are enjoying the
blueberrying season and go to Hob
sons to get them.
North Troy.
Stephen Underhill has sold his meat
market to Selby & Worden of Cowans-
vile, Que. and they are to take pos
session soon.
The Cong'l Sunday school have ar
will be holden at Bronze Lake, on
Wednesday Aug. 10Th.
Among the visitors in town the past
week were ExGov. Hale of New
Hampshire, who was the guest of
Hon. J.W. Currier
Mrs. II. G. Wilson, Mrs. H. E. Har-
ris and Miss Edith Courser have gone
on a four weeks trip and are to spend
! some time at the White Mountains.
| Milo Burbank, and Mrs. Cree of
Coventry, and Mrs. Mulligan of Nc
Indoes Fall, and Mrs. Stewart of As
pen, Col are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Minnie Jackson has closed her
labors with the Baptist society for the
present at least, and has gone to her
home in Springfield, Mass. The mem
bers of her Bible class made her sur
prise visit on the evening before her
departure and presented her with
book entitled ''The Pathway of Life''
as a token of their esteem and the
appreciation of her labors with the
class.
WeStfield.
See Advertisement "S2, 90 Reward"
Mrs. L. S. Woodwork is little bet
ter.
w. w. Wood of Richford was in
town recently.
John Ambrose Gilman of Shelburne
Falls is here on a visit.
Miss Eva Hendrix will teach in New
port Center the coming autumn.
A CRaymond of Stowe was in town
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
intend to go West soon.
Mrs. Homer Walker has returned
from Cocord, N. H.-Mrs. Wright An
mis- has gone to Chicopee, Mass, on a
visit to Judge Hitchcock. : Edward
Merrill and wife of Coventry were in
town recently.
WeStmOre.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets with
Mrs Averill Aug. 21st.
Mr.. Clapper is having another sick
spell, with little hope of his recovery.
Mrs. Francis Richardson at Willough-
by Lake House has about sixty regular
city boarders.
VIM. Hayward has moved from
Rufus Green's house, into tenement
in A. F. Pixies building.
S. M. Cole finishes up his bobbir
business this week and will go to Bar
ton Landing to work in a mill.
Homer Litchfield and wife were bap-
tized in Willoughby Lake Aug LIST, by
the Seventh Day Advents, who are
stopping in this place.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
st. JOhnSbury.
The ''fats" and cleans" played ;
a ball game recently which caused ;
deal of sport. The fats won by TIVE
scores
1t is expected that President Harri
son and members of his cabinet vii
visit this place, on the afternoon an'
, evening of Aug. 26. While here h
will be the guest of Col. Franklin Fair
banks.
The large steam saw mill owned b.
L. D. Hazen at Miles Pond, was burn
ed early Sunday morning Aug. I'd
. The loss on the mill is estimated a
S16, 900 with an insurance of $4,000
A large lot of lumber was burned. TIL
mill will be rebuilt. This is the secon
or third mill, which has burned on tn
same site.
A railroad collision occurred on tn
Lake road between Danville and Yves
It Danville on the I'd inst. causing tn
: wreck of two engines and the sever
injury of four men. The helper MAG
: uam, Dick Leslie, engineer, in return
r ing ''wild''' ran plump into engin
a Massawippi, neither engineer sight
ing the other until on the point of col
a lision. Leslie was badly hurt and en-
e gineer and fireman, Thomas Leonar
i and William Brown were hurt an
burned. Conductor Pike on tn
4 freight train was thrown in the sa
loon and rendered unconscious. Ii
: was also burned by the fire in the sa
loon stove The blame is attached
o. Leslie, who forgot that the Morris
. vile freight was nearly due, when h
left West Danville.
LyndOnville.
- G. S. Blake has been promoted frol
the position of fireman to that of Ell
g1neer.
= The annual campmeeting of S
Johnsbnry district will be held at tn
place August 1922.
m VIM. Chaplin has moved to Boston
B. G. Morrison takes his place as pat
tern maker at the shops.
There is to be an excursion to Wi
loughby lake August IA. Music WI
~ be furnished by the Barton corne
band.
~ L. K. Quimby, Rev. j. G. Bodwe
IL and son, DIR. Tillotson and H. Ingel
son left for Holeb, Maine, recently.
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