Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-07-11

g. L. Layon, Nj. ID. dled AFTER long
nd painful illness last Sunday night
jolly Sd. The town loses a good citi-
N We N and a good physician.
The Masonic Hall at South Troy is
W un dergoing repairs, coat of new
nnint and new shingles, which the
VI III ws lodge to be in prosperous con-
dition.
John Brown is repairing his house
Mrs. Stanhope has gone to Franklin
NCb on visit.
NJ Madge Wright, whose illness we
nave before mentioned, is no better.
M Arad Brown has suffered from a
|&very severe attack of rheumatism.
REV. E. w. Smith and wife are tax
|0irg a vacation; they will visit Mass.
Land R. I.
. Geo. Goddard has moved from the
'Johnson farm into the house on the
NNold Johnson farm.
Nm Erwin Clark has purchased the
NM farm, stock, and farming tools owned
Nbv his fathers estate, consideration
LIZ, 800.
Miss. Weston of Conn. visited Mrs.
Hi. D. Miller recently.-The Misses
|MHelen and Harrie Winslow of Boston
Mass. were in town over Sunday the
|H3d inst.-Mrs. Bell is here from Frank
Lin Co.
||WestmOre.
II. E. Lyon has built an addition to
Ibis house.
About seventy couple attended the
Nance at the Lake House, and large
enjoyed the picnic at the
grove.
M Don McLane was struck on the
Shoulder by falling limb while at
work in the woods, nearly breaking
his bones.
Rev. J. K. Fuller has been spending
his vacation at a cottage in Fosters
and gave us two excellent SER
mons Sunday.
NM Co. K, 10th VT, Vols. held their
#5th annual reunion at Fosters grove,
|NNestmore, June % and %. The oc-
easion was one of njoyment to all
concerned. When rations were called
for at noon the first day, the dining
Mhall was nearly filled with soldiers,
Wtheir families and friends. More came
Halter. The tables were abundantly
Isupplied with the good things that
|soldiers' wives know so well how to
|prepare Co. K. chickens were con-
spicuous for their absence. However,
in their place, one thoughtful lady
had provided Seymour Lake longe
for all the company, which, cooked
To perfection, were prime. Of the
|eomrades of the company there were
ipresent u. NJ. Mansur, @. P. Hadlock,
IIC. H. Gray, E. ]. Bruce. w. Bruce,
HID. W. Allen, G. Drown, A. Allard, L.
Hid. Brown, H. Cheney, N. Piper, J. D.
Griffin, H. W. Haseltine, G. F. Wallace,
Nv. S. Moulton, w. III. Calkins, d. w.
Rogers. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Pres,
NV Bruce, vice pres, l.. j. Brown and
IC. p. Hadlock; sec. and treas, w. ID.
5ICalkins: executive committee, w. FL.
#Haseltine, J. D. Griffin, w. S. Moul-
ton 1t was voted that Go. K. build cot
'tage 2Ox4O feet for the accommodation
|.pf future reunions. w. Bruce, Hasel-
lime, Allen, Moulton and Calkins were
building committee, also
HHeommittee to purchase or lease site
for the same. Camp fire on the even
Ing of the 22d, at which speeches, songs
and incidents Of army life were given.
The Co. broke camp the second af-
ternoon, congratulating themselves
on the pleasures of the occasion and
the prospect of having their next an
nual reunion in a camp of their own.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East Burke.
The new steam mill is running full
time.
DIR. Wishart has decided to remain
here.
Miss Carrie Bemis has returned to
Hartford, CT.
NH H. E. Walter is spending part of
his vacation at Hill Top farm.
WeSt Burke.
Ed Alexander cut bad cash in his
foot recently.
WaIlie Ryther has been very sick
or the last week, but at this writing
Is better.
The village school taught by Miss
johnson of st. Johnsbury closed last
week.
" Elva Smith, Sadie Gaskill and Alice