Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-08-15

Eda Currier, who has been visiting
here. has started on her journey to
.fToIiston. Mass.-A niece of Mrs. r.
ii. Wright is in town on visit.
MIR. M. w. Farman, the well known
|debater and lecturer, delivered an ad-
"hress on ssThe issues of the Repubh-
|ean Partv'' at Westfield on Tuesday
1--we. Aug. 9. The Introductory por-
Ntion of the speech was sketch Of the
#historv of the republican party, and
|the remainder dealt largely and ably
Fl with the tariff questions which now
#confront the American people. 1t
[pave the tariff history of our country
and the Mckinley law. Mr.. Farman
i a candid, logical debater, and any
audience can always depend on him
TO Give them the result of his research
es and honest thought and conviction.
He is, as well, a powerful and elo-
Nouent speaker. All in all, it was lone
Iof the best political addresses ever
Idelivered in this section.
EWestmOre.
Mr.. Cole and his help have return
II ed from Evansville and started up ms
bobbin mill.
The building committee, chosen py
Co. K. 10 VT. Vols, to erect their
building, have decided to build 1t on
land owned by A. w. Lyon at the
north end of the lake.
School in Dist. No. 4, closed July 1.
Della Hitchcock teacher. Those having
no absent marks were Lettie Kimball,
Cora and Clyde Nutting, Edith and
Blanch Devereaux, Linnie and lola
Twombly, Ella Bowley and Bert Fair
brother. Those losing one day were
II Clara Bowley, Bert Twombly and Ira
Orne. At the picnic at close of school
about So were present. The exercises
bv the children were much enjoyed.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
DR.. Davis and wife went to Campton,
n. H, Saturday to visit their son, Gill
bert.
Willis Smith has gone to n. H, and
will remain if he succeeds in getting
employment.
Mrs. Buel and Mrs Smith returned
from Peaks Island Friday night, and
report good time
Ray Ruggles, who went to the sea-
side some time ago for his health is
improving slowly.
Misses Cora and Eva Gilman have
gone to Dalton, N. H., for visit TO
be gone several weeks.
Weaver EMERSON, who has been Ill
for sometime, died at the home of his
uncle S. d. Bugbee, Friday last.
The remains of Mrs. Calvin Johnson
were brought here from Mass, and
were carried to Newark for interment.
Ezra Parker has equipped himself
with meat cart, which will be ,appre-
ciated by the people of the village, as
there has been no regular cart during
the summer.
Mrs. and Miss Pease have returned
to their home in Thompsonville Conn.,,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Par
sons and daughter, who will stop with
them for a short time.
Mrs. Nellie Marshal of Worcester,
and May Ryther of Burke, are visit
ing at Canada.-Miss Mary Watkins
of Bloomington, ILL.,, is visiting rela-
-tives in town.-Mrs. Silsby and daugh-
ter of Lunenburgh, are visiting in
town.-Mrs. Vance of Glover is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Aldrich.
A district meeting of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society will be held
at West Burke, beginning Tuesday
eve., Aug. %, and closing Wednesday
afternoon, Aug. "a. An address Tues
day evening will be given by Miss
Miner, Deaconess from Washington,
C. Wednesday will be devoted to
papers and addresses. A cordial
invitation to all who can attend.
From Sth page.