Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-24

wagon at Newport, Thursday night
near @. G.. Goodrich's residence and
broke his collar bone
North Troy.
Miss Lottie l.. Davis of Lowell, Mass.
has been spending a few days with
her aunt, Mrs. L. G. Abbott.
Mr.. G. H. Butterfield and wife went
Thursday to Burlington, their former
home to stay week or more.
Mrs. Bickford has returned from ST.
Adams, where she has been spending
several months with her daughter.
Hon. j. w. Currier and son Charles,
A. j. Williams and Fred B. Hammond
attended the celebration at Benning-
ton this week.
A Mr.. Worden of Cowansville, P. @.
has moved into part of the Buggy
tenement on Main street, and is to en-
gage in the meat business.
The Sabbath School picnic of the
Baptists of Jay, Coventry and New
port Center which was to have been
held in Shelden's Grove on Tuesday,
was postponed till Wednesday on ac-
count of the rain.
Westfield.
A. H. Hoyt has re-shingled his
house.
Mrs. A. G. Hitchcock is in quite poor
health.
S. S. Johnson has moved to the
Barnes farm
1t is expected that Blanche Houston
of Troy will teach the fall school in
Dist. No 1, Zaida Wiley of Barton
Landing in No. 8, Ada Brown of this
town in No. 4, Emma Wakefield in
No 5. and Lottie Clark in No. 6.
Mr.. @. F. Ranney of Newport gave
his report of the general @. E. Conven-
ton at Minneapolis in the Cong.
church on Sunday evening, Aug. IS.
The Epworth League was present by
invitation. The address was admira-
bic and was listened to with interest.
Miss Tilla Johnson has gone to Man
chester, n. H., on a visit.-Miss Lillian
Wright is on trip to Rutland Co.
w. B. Birchmore of Boston has been
in town. David James and wife of
Mass. are here on a visit; Mrs. James
is a sister of A. G. Hitchcock Misses
Florence ellis and Zaida Wiley of
Barton Landing were visiting at Will
lard Farman's last week.
A. H. Hoyt and wife, Carrie Miller,
Mrs. Shillitto and Ella Clark were in
attendance at campmeeting at Lyn-
dOnville last week, also Rev. 1. p.
Chase and wife. - Mrs. Griswold of
Montpelier, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Orson Stone, has returned
mother of Manchester, n H., are in
this section on a visit.-Willard Far
man went to Franklin last week.
WeStmOre.
Rev. Fred Crane preached here Aug.
23d.
A little girl of VIM. Haywood's broke |
her arm Aug 10 by falling from a chair.
Carl French and party of fourteen |
are spending a week or two at Lake
View.
Captain Averill slipped and fell on
the wharf the 18th inst, breaking two |
ribs and receiving other bad bruises.
Revs. Bignal and Walstone have clos
ed their labors here and returned to
Essex Junction. They made many
friends here and will be remembered
kindly
Rev Raphael Benjamin, pastor of
the 18th st. Jewish Temple, n. Y,
spoke to a large assembly in Fosters
Grove recently. There were also pres
ent Rev. J. B. Grant, Rev. Preston
Bignal, Rev. VIM. Walstone. The oc-
casion will be long remembered
Among the campers who have re-
Gently been at Fosters Grove, we
mention Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Gray,
Geo. P Ide, Miss Nettie Brown of st.
E. E. Rowell, Inez E.
E. Thompson, S. Cass, c. w. Williams
and wife, Mamie Drew from Albany,
Bell Mccarthy, of Boston, Geo. Katen,
wife and daughter, E. j. White and
wife, Charles Baldwin, Eva Baxter,
Fred Whitcher Kittie White, Clarence
Comstock, Edith Bryant, Leone Free
man and Bessie Rowell of Barton, DIR.
Rutherford, G. NJ. Sargent, E. X Rich
mond, wife and daughter of Newport,
Herman French and wife and Miss
Kate Graves of Lyndon, Rev. j. K.
Fuller of Barton Landing, Rev. Mr..
Mills of Island Pond.
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