Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-05-15

Concord, n. H., tomorrow, at II a. m
So far he makes no confession and has
no regard for his future condition.
Mrs. A M. Judkins is home from
her winters visit to Massachusetts
She is we'll and has spent the winter
very pleasantly with her children.
Our correspondents and others send
ing communications for the MoNIToF
are requested to send one day earlier
than usual for the next two weeks.
Special meeting of Keystone Chap
ter, R. A. M, Friday eve, May 49,
Work on NJ. E. and R. A. Annual
Visitation of D. D. G. Ell. P, E. B.
True. Gomez!
Earle Jenness caught a trout out OF
the river near the old brickyard on
Wednesday that weighed 2 a pounds,
and Mr.. Miller one slightly smaller on
the same day.
JB Freeman has snapped off his
matched horses and another good
horse for one horse = a desirable
change in time of short hay and a sur
plus of horses.
The bicycle is more prominent in
this community this year than hereto
fore. Quite large number of young
men have purchased wheels and are
spinning the streets.
Mr.. McClary was here last week
and bought three carloads of maple su-
gar. Several other parties were buy
ing. Price cents pound. This for
bounty sugar is good.
Charles Duke has fitted up nice GRO
quet grounds on his lot near NJ. M
Whitney's, which he will let at rea-
sonable rates. 1t is a pleasant place,
and will be a good spot for the young
people to spend an hour, occasionally.
George Baldwin is home from Cali
fornia, after an absence Of five years.
He took the Southern route, visiting
G. 3. Ellis in Los Angeles, Carl Jewell
way. His many friends here are
pleased to see him home again.
DR.. and Mrs. Gale are expected here
from the South, where they have been
spending the winter for their health,
about the first of June. They will
come by the way of Chicago. Their
little daughter has been cared for
by the grandmother, Mrs. J. Owen,
during their absence.
The Epworth League will give mu-
steal and literary entertainment, and
church next Friday evening, May 10.
Ice cream and cake will be served be-
fore and after entertainment begin
ming at o'clock; entertainment at 8
o'clock. Whole bill, Is cents.
A Mr.. Clifford from Lake Village,
n. H., has hired the basement story
of the A NJ. Tower block and will
put in bakery. He has purchased
Mr.. Towers groceries and other goods
and will run the front store in groce
ries, bakers goods, confectionery,
etc. He ought to do profitable bus
mess.
There will be strawberry festival
at the Congregational vestry on We'd
nesday evening, under the auspices of
the Ladies' Society. The ladies are
requested to gather as early as five
O'Clock to consider a matter of i'm
portant business. Strawberries and
cream with cake will be served from
s to o'clock. Is cents.
Geo. Dow of West Glover, who has
gone on to the road as commercial
has moved his family to this
village, boarding with Mrs. A. M. Tow
er. "A family by the name of ALI
church has moved into the tenement
in the north end Of @. J. Ufford's
Berry of Sutton has
snapped his farm with Peter Peters
OF this village for his house on Brown
street, and has moved here.
Gen. w. w. circuit has changed his
plans as to the Chicago trip, and did
not leave with the press excursion on
Saturday. He does not expect to go
to the Worlds ir.-CaLedonian.
Right. We did not believe that Gen.
circuit would go out with the Sunday
excursion people. Quite a large num-
Der represented in the Republican as
going on the Sunday trip did not go
at all, or went early in the week.
Miss May Rowell, who has been
spending six months in music studies
in Boston, has returned home and will
remain here this summer. She will
get up a class in music, both on the
organ and piano. She will have in
in the Page block and give
her lessons there. She has had much