Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-07-13

felon.-Mrs. A. L. Brown, who has
been very sick is better.
Mrs. Walter Burnham and Mrs. Ed
win Boynton have gone to Caledonia
/ Springs, P. O., for the benefit of THEN
health.
Mason S. Stone superintendent OF
schools in the district of East Hamp-
ton, Mass, is home for during his
summer vacation.
III. E. Holt and daughter and Mr.
Dean of New York and E. c. Wood
worth of Boston, are camping in L. S
Woodworth's lumber camp.
The Westfield campmeeting will be
held in Clark Grove, one and one hall
miles south of Westfield village, com
mencing July 81, closing Aug 9. Fol
particulars inquire of Rev. 1. P. Chase
Westfield, VT.
Rev. G. w. Gooden of California
former pastor of the M. E. church here
has been in this section, paying a fly
ing visit to his many friends.-Mrs
DR.. Mckenzie of Minor, N. Dakota
been here on a visit. The DIR. and
Mrs. Mckenzie were former residents
here, but moved West II years ago
Mr.. Jenkins of Preston Iowa, is Wis
iting his aunt, Mrs. A. @. Hitchcock,
of this place.
WestmOre.
D. J. Orne is doing quite a job shing-
ling.
Our camping grounds and hotels
are fast filling up with guests and
self bOarders.
The two big fish of the season were
caught by a Clapper boy, and by ID.
w. Hildreth of Barton Landing; they
weighed respectively IL and 1119
pounds. Mr. Hildreth has mounted
the one caught by himself and it can
be seen in his store.
The Ladies' Aid Society held its last
meeting at F. HI. Fosters, when over
thirty were present, including two
ladies from Kansas and two Reverend
gentlemen from Essex Junction, VT.
A goodly sum of money was raised.
There is a growing interest in gospel
work here. Rev. Mr.. Henderson
preached here July II.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Lyndon.
Sometime during the celebration,
either Saturday or Sunday, Principal
w. E. Rangers house was entered by
some unknown person and S135, be-
sides other articles, were taken.
There is no clue to the thief.
The other loser is Prof. w. L. Bunk
err He left his new Union safety by
cycle in Sanborn Hall about 10 o'clock
Sunday, but on returning for it at
about the same hour Monday he found
no bicycle there. Nor did thorough
search reveal its whereabouts. Mr..
Bunker cannot imagine how it could
have been taken out of town without
being seen by some one.
LyndOnVille.
j. NJ. Cass was badly hurt on Satur-
day while unloading a piano from a
wagon.
The proprie tors of the tub factory
are erecting two dry sheds, each "a by
100 feet. Business is booming at their
shop.
Elwyn G. Campbell and Guy M.
Winslow are planning to enter Bates
college next fall. Edward j. Bodwell
and Harley Howe will go to Ann Ar
Dor, Mich.
The Lyndonville National bank de-
clares a semi annual dividend of per
cent: the Lyndon Savings bank of 2
per cent and the Lyndon National of
per cent.
A man named Dodge was arrested
the Fourth for furnishing liquor. His
stock, which was carried in a valise,
consisted of about Is bottles of assort-
ed liquors. 1t was destroyed and the
man was taken to St. Johnsbury for
trial. He was fined $50 for the same
offence only short time ago. His
knowledge seems to cost dearly.
East Burke.
Mary E. Harris and Roe Parker have
gone to Harpswen Beech, Maine, for a
few weeks.
Frasier & Fairbanks have recent
~ added a good assortment of dry
goods to their drug and grocery bust
ness.
Stephen Hunter and Susie Jenkins
both remain in a critical condition.
Carl Amidon's little son is very sick.
Carl Amidon is more comfortable
again.
Dr. Albert Wishart, a graduate form
three years course of study at Ann
Arbor, Mich, medical college, has
gone in company with DR.. H. j. Lane
for one year.
Sutton.
Riley Rennie has bought the John
Buzzen farm.
Rev. S. D. Church has received and
accepted a call from the F. w. B.
church in Stanford, VT, and will prob
ably go to his field of labor by the 1st
of September.
Mrs. Alison Blake is visiting her
mother, Mrs Brockway Miss Frida
Smith and her stepfather, Mr.. Wood
bury of Randolph, are in town.-Mrs.
Fred Winslow is here from Lebanon,
N. III.
Parker Ball has sold his place to Or
vile and Charles Peck. Possession
given the 1st of September. Mr..
Ball will move his family to Lyndon,
where he has worked for several years
in the tin shop.
WheeIOck.
Mrs. Dow is going to board at j. G.
Gray's.
+, Summer visitors are arriving and
strange faces are seen.
Luther Gray is always little ahead.
He had new potatoes, green peas and
cucumbers the 4th.
Mrs. Geo. Jenness from ST. Johns
bury has been visiting in town.-Fred