Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-06-12

Rapids are here. Mr.. Young left SUIT
ton when boy of nineteen years, and
has been away twenty years.
Dean Huntley is about to move from
the depot at Sutton station, on to the
farm with his father. A1onzo Taft
takes Mr.. Huntley's place at the sta
ton. Russell Huntley is go ug to1eave
the farm and go to some place in Mass.
The quarterly meeting of the third
Dist. Union, I. o. G.. T., was held with
Harmony Lodge Friday, June g., and
was very enjoyable occasion to all
present. Every Lodge in the district
was represented and the three highest
officers of the Grand Lodge were pres
ent. G. G. T. Hayden delivered very
tirring address at the public session
in the evening.
WheelOck.
Subscription is being procured for
flag for the school-house.
Bell Dana and Myrtle Orcutt have
returned to Barton to work in the
Peerless.
Chas. Rogers, Bert Perley and Frank
Taylor went on fishing excursion
last Friday.
S. G. Cree was drawn as special ju-
ror on the Stevenson-Gu cunning case
at st. Johnsbury.
Geo. Graves and wife from Glover
Sr.4 c.s j.
on their way to ST. Johnsbury and
Kirby.-Bert Perley, wife and mother
and Frank Taylor of Hardwick visited
at B. F.Taylor's last week.-Mrs.. How
ard from n. H. is visiting at her sons
James Howard.
East Hardwick.
M. G. Nelson and wife are visiting
in n. FL.
Mr.. Stowe is putting up his barn, J.
w. Mcdowell foreman.
F. E. Foss recently lost one of his
valuable pair of horses.
The buildings belonging to Justin
Page were burned on Wednesday
night with contents. The fire was
caused by a bursting lamp.
Deacon Bailey and wife, Mrs. H. A.
Smith, O. Kelley and Rev. Byington
were delegates to the convention of
Cong. churches held at Barnet.
ST. Johnsbury.
A creamery will be started here by
@. FL. Higgins and F. III. Shepard.
County court is on and much
time was spent in the Stevenson VS.
Cunning case.
Sheriff Sulloway has bought the
Geo. Brainerd house on Summer
street, paying $1,000.
The annual meeting of the Grand
Of Vermont, s.Order of the
Eastern Star, began with Mystic Star
of ST. Johnsbury on Tuesday
evening with reception to the visit
ing. members of the fraternity, and the
of the work by Mys-
tic Star Chapter. During the evening
Mrs. Blackmer, grand matron; Mrs
grand lecturer; Mrs. Parsons,
grand associate matrOn; Messrs. Glea-
son, grand patron; Wing, associate
grand patron; Stillson, grand secreta-
ry; Dutton, grand marshal; Currier,
past grand patron; and w. Ell. Taylor
Of Hardwick made remarks touching
the work of the order.
Grand Secretary Stillson's report
90 oh 10 -
of 1892; the increase
over last year includes three chapters
ind 81 members.
The sessions continued through the
lay yesterday, and banquet was
served by Mystic Star Chapter, last
evening giving delightful close to
jhe meeting of the grand body here.
These officers were installed: Grand
patron, J. T. Gleason, Lyndonville.
Grand matron, Mrs. E. J. Parsons,
sland Pond.
Associate grand patron, George w.
Wing, Montpelier.
Associate grand matron, Mrs. DIR.
oettee, Brattleboro.
Grand secretary, H. L. Stillson, Ben
ngton.
Grand treasurer, Mrs. II. NJ. Whit
ley, Windsor.
Grand conductor, Mrs. G. w Wing,
Montpelier.
Grand associate conductor, Mrs.
1ary L. Paine, Windsor.
Grand lecturer, Mrs. Olive J. Stow
IL, Putney.
Grand chaplain, |. P. Booth, North
Ield.