Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-06-08

the boarding house at Hoyt's mills,
has decided to move to Montana. He
closed out his personal property at
auction on Saturday. Julius Deblois
will run the boarding house
The illustrated concert" and straw
berry festival given by the Epworth
League was a grand success. The hall
was filed with attentive listeners.
Net receipts, $16.25. The pastor stat
ed that he had secured the parsonage
debt of 5000 lacking SO which was
soon pledged.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
st. JOhnSDury.
Secretary of War, Redfield Proctor,
and T. G. Partridge, private secretary
to Mr.. Proctor, but now of the state
department, are expected here this
afternoon. They are taking a carriage
drive through the state from Proctor
to Brunswick Springs, where the sec
retary's family are stopping. Gov.
Proctor notified DR.. G. B. Billiard that
they would take tea with him this ev-
ening and later drive to East Village
and stop over night with Congressman
w. w. CIRCUIT CdIedonjdn.
Lyndon.
The anniversary exercises of the
Lyndon Institute commenced yester-
day and will continue until Thursday
evening, when they will close with a
concert. There will be prize declama
tions Monday evening; an address by
DR.. Summerville Tuesday evening;
literary exercises Wednesday evening,
with examinations each day.
LyndOnViIle.
The Methodist Ministerial Associa-
ton and Epworth Legue Association
of ST. Johnsbury district will hold a
three days session at Lyndonville on
June 1924.
At the late U. S. District Court in
Windsor, John Lamere was fined $50
for violation of the postal laws, Frank
B. Carr S25 for the same offence. Carr
was the man who received by mail
81 draft from Albuquerque, n. M. de
signed for another person of the same
name, and got the same cashed at st.
Johnsbury, knowing he was not the
F. B. Carr intended.
Professor Rangers memorial address
was very fine and was listened to at
tentively by a good audience. The
exercises were interpreted by
music from the band and singing, Mrs.
Berry rendering fine solo which had
a chorus in which the audience joined
The Institute entertainment in the ev-
ening drew a good audience and was
very pleasing. The occasion was con-
Guided by a promenade given by the
band.
Robert Armstrong, conductor on the
through freight going south, was
instantly killed a mile north of
Bradford last Monday evening, June l..
He was missing at Bradford and
the train ran back, finding his
body on the track horribly mutilated.
Armstrong was from Waterloo, p. O.,
was % years old, and has been employ
ed three years on the road. He was
a young man of excellent habits, very
reliable and popular with employers
and associates Union.
West Burke.
Lagrippe is prevailing quite extern
sively throughout the village.
VIII Roundy has finished working
on the railroad and gone to work for
the Quebec Lumber Co.
Fred johnson was in town last week
visiting friends-GeO. Bishop, son of
Truman Bishop, who has been living
in Mass. for several years recently
made a flying visit to this town and
placed a fine monument over the
graves of his parents.
Sutton.
Mrs. n. X. Campbell is in Lebanon,
n. II.
Sadie Blake is one of the prize speak
ers at the Lyndon Institute.
Riley Rennie has taken the John
w. Buzzen place and moved there.
ITTSdU stu1OlAS eiAC DSAAls5 AiAe'NAN
/ for Children's Day exercises, which
will be had Sunday, June 81.
NJ. a. Taft is building new GENE
terry fence. The grounds have lately
! been enlarged.
Lewis Holmes picked ripe tomatoes
Decoration Day. They must have
been drought up" in the house.
WheelOck.
Sadie Reed is very sick.
NJ. D. Park is bringing the mineral
water to the hotel.
Mr.. Jennings and wife are expected
here to-day. They have had then
house thoroughly repaired.
There has been more improvement
made here this spring than for num-
Der of years.
Secretary Proctor reports that the
work of enlisting the Indians in the
regular army is progressing well.
Dwight Barker, son of Don Barker