Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-06-29

/ IL Is IOlIOW0O W1Un UIOuOlO e1AAA deihSO1
all around. The officers of the law
will crush this business out, and you
will do well "to stand from under"
The very amiable, but last-word cor
respondent of the Express states that
/ the May Pond trout were caught on
/ Wednesday. We know nothing about
! it personally, but the man who caught
/ them told US in the presence of an
! other man that he went to the pond
on Saturday and returned on Sunday
morning. Unless Mrs. Cor. shall do
worse thing than to feast off of
some good trout that were caught on
! Sunday, we shall not undertake to
seattle her character. If she has any
mud to fling she can proceed.
The foregoing resolutions having
been adopted by the Orient Chapter,
! it was voted to have the same printed
in the ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God, in
his infinite wisdom, to remove by
| death beloved member of our Chap
| ter,
| ResOLUed, That we, as members of
| Orient Chapter, No. -, Order of the
| Eastern Star, have sustained great
| loss in the death of sister Lucia Perry,
whose high character, genial manner,
and warm kindly heart commanded
our love and respect,
ResoIUed, That we extend our deep
and heartfelt sympathy to the sorrow
ing relatives and friends IN their be-
reaVement.
Mrs. j. n. WEBSTER, Co,,,
Mrs. J. E. SKINNER, 0o""'
Gen. Grout has found a half mile
stretch in the road which passes the
old Gates place, where he can move
his colts The stretch is between the
residences of L. P. Cheney and George
| Stickney, and is a gradual circle
around the Gates place. The General
has over so horses and every one of
him has blood in them. Out of the
| large number of colts coming along it
will be strange if some of them do not
in few years, give wide reputation
to the Kirby farm. But the General
is not all ''hoss." A dairy of 80 to 40
COWS, herd of steers purchased every
year for feeding, large number of
fine blooded hogs, and large flock of
sheep, all testify to the Generals am
bition in general agriculture Union.
The entertainment by the Cong. So
ciety at Opera Hall was well attended
and much enjoyed. The exercises
consisted of tableaux, dialogues, reel
tations, music, ETC., with ice cream
and cake as a dessert. The
work was done by an older class than
usual for such entertainments and
much time had been spent in recita-
tions and in preparation. Several of
the older performers surprised the
audience, and doubtless themselves,
by the stage talent displayed in some
| of the harder pieces rendered. The
tableaux were very pretty. One feat
ure was the display of goods and the
advertisement of the business of
several of our enterprising merchants.
Wells Richardson & Co.'S diamond dyes
were pleasantly shown off, both in gay
cOlors and apt language by Miss Ida
Miles. If it did to particularize in the
local paper, we should be pleased to
mention several parts which were very
finely done. Carl Grimes of Barton
Landing was present and sang pref
ty duet with Blanche Murkland and a
comic solo, Carl touches the high
notes very handsomely. We imagine
that Miss Martha Bean had no small
part in the preparation of the exercis-
es She has a natural talent for the
stage and is great help in thing of
this sort. Write it down again in your
memorandum that really among the
best and most enjoyable entertain
ments we have in town are those pre-
pared by our own people.
Barton Landing.
Chas. Bartlett is home from Yale
college.
Miss Vieva Wiley went to Hanover,
n. H. the past week to attend the
graduation of her brother, @. H.
Wiley.
Quite number of people from this
place have been attending the camp
meetings at Beebe Plain and Willough-
by Lake.
The entertainment Wednesday ev-
ening at Cong. vestry was of unusual
interest. Thanks to Mr.. and Mrs Tap
lin, Mrs Buchanan and Harry Perley
for well rendered music; to Mrs .Bren-
nan and Evelyn and Guy Winslow for
excellent literary exercises.
South Barton.
Lulu Folsom is home from Lawrence,
} Mass.
Capt. B. G. Berry and wife attended
the S. V. encampment at st. Johns
bury and report good attendance
: and an excellent meeting.
Mrs. H. F. Howe has been visiting
her parents the past week.-Mrs.. S. T.
Emerson from Lowell, Mass, has beer
t visiting her niece, Mrs. E. L. Abbott.
: Presiding Elder Donaldson and Rev
Mr.. Lewis and others from Barton
were here yesterday and held meet
ing at the school house. Mr.. Donald
: son preached most excellent sermon
< Mr.. Lewis will preach here next Sun
2 day at 8 o'clock p. m.
Albany.
Johnnie Crowley has gone to Bethle
! hem to work as bell boy in the High
f land House.
f Mrs. Louis LaFleur and four chill
dren are hard sick with measles; also
o Mrs. John Prindle.
Y A. B. Sargent has been granted ;
d pension of S12 month, with $132 ar
h rearages.
Nettie Leach from Lowell, Mass.
d visits her sister, Mrs. D. L. Mcclure
!. Miss Fanny Lennon of Burlington
: is a guest of her friend Daisy Darling
: Hon. Frank Plnmley and wife visit
n ed Mrs Lena Plumley last week.-Geo
E. Bicknel and wife, who have beer
k Visiting at VIM. Shepard's, returned
!. to Lowell, Mass, last week.
: Bloomington.
= Miss Flora Murray has returned