Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-08-22

and Miss lola Johnson have returned
to their home in Pepperill Mass.-Mrs.
D. r. Densmore and her mother, Mrs.
Wellington, who have been at Lancas :
ter for few weeks, have returned.
WheeIOck.
Mrs. John Dow has gone to Barton.
Will Smelling is out with new meat
cart.
Mrs. Lyman Lecke from N. H. is
visiting at Ward Bradley's.
Mrs. J. Dow from Chicago, is here.
It is expected that Mrs. Ira Dow will
return with her.
There are a few boarders at the no
tel. Mr.. and Mrs. Park will make it
pleasant for them.
| The Wheelock Baptist quarterly
meeting will be held in this place com
mencing Aug, 25, and will hold over
! Sunday.
Arthur Carpenter and wife from
Toledo, Ohio, and his mother from
White River, made call here last
Wednesday.
Nathan Batchelder IS visiting at D.
B. Leslie's.-Eddie Wilson from Nor
risville, has been here visiting his un-
Gle, w j. Wilson.-Frank Ball from
ST Johnsbury, was in town Thursday
on visit.
w. H. Weeks has been nominated
by the republicans, S. G. Cree by the
democratics, for town representative.
Sheffield
Fred Folsom has taken to himself
wife.
Miss Ahern is stopping few weeks
with Mrs Laura Ingalls,.
A party of young people went to
Willoughby lake Thursday.
Mrs. Bradley ingalls, will entertain
the Ladies' Aid Thursday, Aug. %.
The Free Baptist quarterly meeting
will be held at Wheelock, Aug. 1928
Salmon Davis is nominated by the
republicans, VIM. Mcdowell by the
democrats, for town representative.
Mr.. Smart and wife from Landoff,
N. H., have been visiting in town.
Mrs. Teller and Mrs. Raymond visited
their mother, Mrs. Tyler Thomas.
Sutton.
Alice Stone Blackwell lectured at
our Womans' Suffrage last Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs Caleb Moulton and her grand
son, Wilbur Allard, have returned
from Old Orchard Beach.
Miss May Colby is sick with typhoid
fever, and Mrs. Hollis Allard is sick,
also Mrs. A. II. Burnham.
Miss Myrtle Leonard is here from
Easton, Mass, and Riv and Mrs. Fer
Flint's.
A pleasant social time at the Ladies'
Aid with Mrs. G. M. Campbell last
week. The next will meet with Mrs.
D. E. Ruggles.
Mrs. r. Ellis has gone to her form
er home in Bellows Falls and Rockin-
ham for several weeks, to visit among
former acquaintance and friends.
The Sabbath school are to go Will
loughby Lake Tuesday, the 23d, for
picnic entertainment. All are cordi-
ally invited to go and have good
time.
Delegates from the Sutton church
to the quarterly meeting at Vince
lock Aug. 628 are Rev. R. w. Church
ill and wife, r. Stoddard and wife, Ell.
A Blake and wife and L. J. Campbell.
Mrs Josiah Brockway died here re-
Gently after years of feeble health.
She leaves husband and three child
rem, E. w. Brockway of this village,
Alvah of Lyndon, and Mrs. Alison
Blake of Lawrence, Mass.
D. D. Hayward died Monday even
ing from the effects of a shock and a
complication of other diseases. Mr..
Hayward came to town from East |
Burke some years since and has had
the respact of the community.
The lightning came down on to the
fence in A. Ell. Ball's field, splitting
posts and boards last week Wednes-
day evening. This was one of the
heaviest showers and the largest |
amount of thunder and lightning that
we have had this summer, and for a
long time past; the lightning was al
most continuous as well as the thun
-CdIedonidp.
THE BREEDERS MEETING.