Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-07-25

mersion.
Mrs. Henry Smith, who lives four
miles from the Common, lis doing
quite large laundry business for the
people of that village.
Mr.. Bliss, lately from Washington,
and Miss Sarah Grout have formed a
life partnership. We understand that
they will for the present live with Mrs.
Bliss parents on the home farm.
1t would be gratifying to the repub-
licans of our town TO see the portraits
of Harrison and Reid displayed on
the flag. Don't let the town commit
tee consider this a hint.
DR.. Charles Bogue of West Derby
removed a sore from Judge Thomp-
sons neck, and wen from S. w.
Beauclerk's head last Monday. Both
are suffering as little Inconvenience
therefrom as could naturally be ex-
pected.
Rev. w. c. Johnson will hold meet
ings at the Kidder school house every
other Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
commencing next Sabbath; also at
the Burton Hill school house the in
tervening Sundays until further no
tice.
The Country SCHOOL, will be pre-
sented at Court House Hall, Wednes-
day evening, July 27, under the aus
pices of the Y. p. S. Q. +. Ice cream
and cake will be served ut the close
of the entertainment.
Lowell
Jennie Brigham has gone TO Leba-
non, n. H., to work.
Mrs. Irwin Stephenson and child are
home from their summer visit i'm New
York.
The Y. p. S. @. E. held social and
ice cream supper at the town hall
Wednesday night.
Sanford Stearns has gone TO Laconia,
N. H, to see his mother, who is not
expected to live.
The high wind one night recently
riddled the Advent tent, and the meet
ings are now held in the town hall.
Mrs. Rose and Miss Clemmie have
gone to Canada for few weeks, and
Mr.. Rose has gone to his new field OF
labor at Jericho.
Mary Morton and Rollin are here
on a visit from Boston. - Mr.. Cowan
and Clyde Stephenson from n. H., are
here.-Mrs. DeWolf of Chicago, Mrs.
Greenwood of Worcester, and Mrs.
Little and child of Boston are visiting
friends here.
Morgan Center
G. w. Bryant and wife have return
ed from their visit i'm New Hampshire.
They report a pleasant time.
Little Lafayette Dutton fell of
wood-pile last week and badly frac-
tured his arm in two places.
Newport.
DIR. Branch has his new house on
South street up and nearly boarded.
The Haverhills played the Newports
at base ball Monday July IS, and were
defeated in a score Of 10 TO 9.
We are looking for big gathering
here Tuesday, Aug. ?, at the county
convention and republican rally.
The posts supporting the electric
wires on Main street have been re-
placed by larger and more substantial
ones.
Frank Bemis is taking his
vacation in Whitman, Mass, this year.
His father, DIR. A. o. Bemis recently
moved there from Craftsbury.
The marriage of Edward b. Buck,
jeweler in +. A. Browns store, and
Miss Ada A. Parker of Springfield,
VT, took place Wednesday, July 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck will make Newport
their home.
r. j. Wright and Carl Story will go
West to attend the conlave OF knights
Templars at Denver, Col, and other
points Of interest, leaving here early
in August. Mrs. Story will visit sis
ter in Minneapolis while her husband
does the wild West.
Newport Center.
Frank Rollins of Boston, Mass, Is az
home on visit.
Mr.. Richards and wife of Philadel-
phia are visiting at ID. l.. Hildreth's.
Herman Smith has moved into III.
l.. Smiths house recently vacated by
Herman Bates.
Rev. L. j. Bordman has moved into
the n. o. Blake house to remain un-
til the parsonage is built.
Mrs. George l.. Sleeper, Mrs. @. l..
Erwin and Mrs. James Buzzell of To-