Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-06-15

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Gatherers," a very pretty exersice, re-
! quiring much work and study to
bring out. Miss Cora Murkland took
! the leading part, "Religion," and il
was excellently given. Quite large
number of the older and younger
scholars took part in the exercise ano
/ it was one of much interest. The or
chestra, choir and children furnished
! the music, much of which was publish
/ ed on the leaves. There was very
large display OF flowers. At the Cong
church there was a fine display of flow
ers beautifully arranged, with speak
ing exercises in which large number
of little people took part. Much Of
| the hour was given to singing by the
children, assisted by few of the older
people. The concert was very enjoy
| able
Barton Landing.
Miss Ina Badger is quite sick.
Almon Trip started for Boston,
Monday, June 8.
Cigars are out with the compliments
of G.. H. Jones.
Mrs. Walworth of Coventry has
moved in with Mrs. Bell.
Daniel Skinner, who injured his arm
some time ago, is slowly recovering,
c.. H. Wiley of Dartmouth college
has been home for few days, return
ing last Monday morning.
Clarence Hawse was taken sudden
ly and dangerously i'll Friday night
with spinal meningitis, and at the
present writing is no better.
Children's Day exercises at both
churches yesterday. The programs
were carried out in good shape at both
places. Rev. G. S. Hubert gave an
address in the evening to the young
men, which was right to the point.
At the Commencement exercises of
the Lyndon Institute, June II, five
from this village received graduating
diplomas Wilder Joslyn, Maynard
Skinner. Almon Trip of the CONNER
cial; Guy Winslow and Vieva Wiley
of the classical course. Quite num-
Der of friends went down to attend
the exercises.
Albany.
Measles are still prevalent in the
Richardson district.
Clarence Cowles has gone to the
Flume House at the Mountains to
work for the season.
Children's day services at Metho-
dist church were largely attended and
of much interest.
Mrs. Edward Bosworth and wife OF
| Lebanon, n. H, have been spending q
few days in town visiting friends.
The dramatic club played to a large
/ house recently and will repeat the play
Friday evening next, at Maple Hall.
Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan is sick al
/ Ora RowelPs and her daughter Virs
has returned from Mass. to care fol
her.
Mr.. Clarence Webster and wife have
gone to Huntington to visit his sister.
Mrs. Rachel Hoytis very Iow.-Mrs
Theo Mcclellan is very sick with spin
al trouble.
East Albany.
Mr.. David Green has gone to Ran
dolph and vicinity on visit to hi
friends.
Bloomington.
Jasper Smith is repairing his house
Edwin Wright has moved to Charles
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pickle have gon,
to Cowansville, P. O., to visit friends
West Charleston.
Five of our ladies attended the con
vention of the w. G. T. U.
Rev. 4. j. Wheeler and family lief
here the 18th for Ocean Park, wher
he hopes to regain his health.
Mrs. Minis is here from Northamp
ton, Mass, visiting her sister, Mrs. E
H. Robinson.-T. B. Pratt has return
ed from his visit to Lowell, Mass.
Ina Campbell closed her school a
Island Pond and has gone to Newarl
street to teach an eight weeks term.
Coventry.
James Chapman has the frame u
for new barn. Hubbard Gray is ais
building a large barn, JOS. Daviso1
doing the work.
Children's Day at Cong. church wit
appropriate exercises. Next Sabbat
there will be exercises at the Method
list church.
VIM. Stevens and wife have gone
n. H. on a visit.-Lillian GoodenON
has gone to Haverhill visiting. Mrs
Kate Bennett and daughter OF Charles
ton have been visiting at Salmo
Nye's. - Geo. Allen is home fror
Nashua.
l.. S. Nye, who is one of our bes
horse breeders, recently sold three
year-old colt by Sherman Franklin t
G.. w. Hale of Boston for $500. TIL
dam of this colt is Morgan mare seve
years old by which he has three fin
FLIES from Abdallah Wilkes.
East Charleston.
@. E. Carruth attended the Masoni
, meeting at Burlington last week.
G. B. Stoddard has been on the sic
list.-Ed. Streeter, for some month
sick, is somewhat better.
Geo. B. Stoddard and wife and R. I
Stevens and wife are delegates to tn
County S. S. convention.
Mrs. Nellie Brainerd, Matte Steven
; and Addie Stoddard, who have bee
in Lowell the past year, are ho--e
spend the summer.
S. G.. Streeter raised his new bar
last Friday VIM. Moulton has ,th
! job of finishing the barn and will hav
it ready before haying.
2 The Universalist society have form
ed Mite Society, numbering fiftee
! members Rev. Mr.. Cranes subjeC
for June q will be Compensation"
Luna Chaffee of Lowell is visitin
l friends here, but will return soon.-(
l G. Chaffee, who spent the winter wit