Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-06-26

colt came of the sorrel mare which
Folsom drove on the meat cart when
he was here, and she has a remarkable
record already. Folsom is said to have
refused big offer for her. Don't hang
on too long, Had Fast horses are un-
certain things. Mr.. Folsom has a
stallion colt from the same mare, from
a Wilkes horse, that is very promis-
ing animal. He is being kept in this
village by A. M. Olmstead.
Barton Landing.
Matte Trip has returned to Boston.
Fred Wright is home from U. V. M,
and Chas. Bartlett from Yale.
Charley Wiley is very low.-Almon
Trip remains about the same.
Inez Winslow returned last Monday
from birmingham, Mass, where she
has been studying Kindergarten meth
DDS.
J. III. Clark, who has been in Illinois
the past year, will come back to Yer
mont in July. He thinks Vermont
about as good a place to live in as he
has found.
Ed. Chandler and family, Frank
Churchill and wife arrived home from
Chicago, Friday. They report a pleas
ant trip and lower rates at Chicago
hotels than expected.-W Brennan
and wife started for Chicago last Mon
day night.-Carl French and wife have
returned from Chicago.
The program of the Suffrage Asso-
citation meeting to be held at Hard
wick on Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week shows Orleans county to be
well represented. Mrs. Chandler of
this place is PRESIDENT; Mrs. Allbee
has an address; Miss E. S. Eaton has
a part; Mrs. Alfred of Newport and
Mrs Dwinell of Glover have a report
Thomas J.Wallace of Albany is fore
man on the big barn that is being put
up by Thomas J. Landon; the barn is
5Ox1OO feet. On the 18th inst. the barn
was raised, and in so minutes after the
work commenced it was all up but
the plates and. rafters. Tommy says
when they beat that record Of speed
in getting up a 100 foot barn he will
try again. Mr.. Wallace is a first class
workman.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of st. Johnsbury District, Yer
mont Conference, will hold conven-
ton at the lie. church, Barton Land
ing, June % and 30. Following is the
program: Wednesday Afternoon, 2
o'clock, Devotional Exercises, led by
Mrs. A. L. Bailey; 2:30, Words of We'll
come; Music; 2:40, Address to Work
ers, Miss G. M. Cushman, Home Sec.
of N. E. Branch; 1920, Children's
Hour; Singing by Children; 4:30, Ad-
dresses by Miss Harvey and Miss
Cushman; $50, Informal Discussion
of Plans for work. Let all come pre-
pared to add something of interest to
this hour. 7:3O, Devotional Exercises,
Rev. G. II. Wright; Address, Miss @.
M. Cushman. Thursday-9 O'Clock a.
M, Devotional Exercises, led by Mrs.
I. P. Chase; 1920, Reports of Auxili-
aries: 1O:40, Music; HIS, Address,
Miss Emily Harvey, Cawnpore, India;
Closing Words; Singing; 1900, Bene-
diction.
South Barton.
Oliver Willard is putting up large
and excellent barn. The building is
47x8O feet with basement story. : He
is putting in a good granite founda
ton
There will be service at the school
house next Saturday afternoon, July /
1st, at O'Clock. Presiding Elder
Hamilton of St.Johnsbury will preach,
and perhaps administer the sacrament
of baptism.
Albany.
Rev. Mr.. Cameron takes vacation
of two weeks, visiting Portland where
he has a brother in business.
Rev. J. S. Allen and George Kelley
were delegates to the Epworth League
convention at ST. Johnsbury Center,
during the past week.
The Epworth League will give an
consisting of music
and speaking, in Maple Hall, Tuesday
eve, June 81. Ice cream will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Smith
have returned home. = Miss Elsada |
Saunders is back from the Worlds |
Fair and reports having an excellent
time.
Bloomington.
Mrs. A. j. Seavey who has been Sc
riOuslv i'll is slowly recovering