Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-07-10

AOASA "a ANAS SAhhN, DAAb was ItIoitlhkI
IA decidedly improved condition. III
is a serious set back and she has Il
heartfelt sympathy OF her mai
friends.
Rev. w. G. Johnson gave a vd
interesting chalk talk at the Methc|
list church yesterday, on the spid|
Prov. 80. %. A large congregatiI
largely of young people and ohildr
listened to the practical and instru
i've lessons drawn.
With a favorable day and a I'd
attendance the celebration passed
as advertised, and the general verd|
was, success, and that every one hal
good time. The casualties, VIII
were probably as few as ever attic
such a gathering of people, were
only things to mar the days pleasu|
Leon Collins of Glover, the rider
w. E. Sherburne's "Wild Willian|
was thrown from his horse and foA
tim0 serious consequences WI
feared, but we are very glad TO
able to say that those fears were
realized, and that the young man
doing nicely and will probably be
good as new IN a few days. A sn
boy, who attempted TO cross the str
in front of moving bicycle, Il
thrown down but Unfortunately was m
frightened than hurt. These an(
runaway caused by a base ball and
insecurity hitched horse, which
suited in nothing more serious Il
two slightly damaged wagons, m
up the not very serious chapter
accidents.
The first prizes in the different I'll
tests were awarded as follows: +
Guild of Barton Landing i'm the
race; Ernest Ord af Irasburgh in
sack race; T. G. Fishers "Dick'
the running race and o. G.. Page
in the trotting race. Eugene Sim
took the palm among the horriblea
Rev. j. X. Fuller's address
characteristic of it's author; full
patient thoughts which gave ev
one food for reflection. The fact
he held the attention Of an out
door fourth of July audience, wi
usually prefers TO shout rather tina
listen, was a greater complimen
the speaker than any array of ad
tives.
The Hardwick ball club defeated
Irasburgh boys by a score OF ~ Il
but everybody says they had TO
ball to do it; the more credit TO th
The bicycle riders to try i'm that
were few, but Henry o. Smith OF
burgh carried off the first prize
Orleans County Championship me
Any rider who desires to contest
right to hold that position and m
can obtain full particulars from
giver, MIR. Sydney w. Beaucler
Irasburgh. Now boys go in.
fire works were good selection
met the approval of an apprecia
audience. Those supplying refr
ments evidently found a good dem
for their edibles. The Irasburgh III
had an excellent run during the
and the ball was well attended.
supply of "fire water" was evide
limited and incivility was rarely
hibited.
Owing to sickness the boys WI
their hereditary right TO burn poy
independence Day and quiet refs
supreme i'm the early hours. Nov
these pessimists cease their croak
and acknowledge that there In I
hood among the boys.
Thanks are due the Irasburgh
net Band for the excellent music
nished during the day and evenin
Newport.
Mrs. r. L. Olds has returned
her visit to Chicago.
Frank Bemis has gone to 30
Mass, to visit his parents.
Walter Babcock and wife OF
City are visiting at F. A. Browns
N. d. Rogers has moved fron
Batchelder house TO H. w. Dane
Pleasant st.
George Root, Will Gilman, Ned
ter, Ned Livingston, Mrs. l.. A. u
ding, Helen Blount attend the Y.
G. E. Convention at Montreal.
Newport Center.
Ernest Bartlett has returned e
business engagements at Provid
r. /.
Frank Hildreth of Philadelphia
is here visiting his parents, Mr.
Mrs. ID. L. Hildreth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olando X. VIII
who have been on visiting to