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

the summer with their relatives II
this and adjoining towns.
Burleigh Spaulding and family fron|
Fargo reached here Friday. Mrs. NewI
ton Lewis came with them. Thel
will stop in this vicinity some time.
Greensboro.
Silas Wiley has bought the w. "A
Bailey farm from II. S. Tolman; pricd
5000.
Shipments for the week: butter|
tubs 161, trunks 30, crates 10; cases a
eggs 10; price of butter II TO 20 cents
eggs 15 cents.
The first party of city boarder0
came this week from Keene, N. I'd
Mr.. Alden and wife were here Las
year and were so well pleased tina
they return bringing Others
making a party OF nine. They ar
being cared for by Landlord Town
send.
Holland.
Little Grace Elliott, who has beef
seriously ill, is better.
Mrs. Paran Huntoon of New YorIN
is reported very low from the effectN
of paralysis.
Edward S. Woodward and wife O
Barton have been in town visitin
their many friends.
Your correspondent recently pick
ed up number of apples, which had
laid out under the trees all winte1
that were sound and good. wha
need of better climate?
Irasburgh.
Yes, we celebrate July 4th. Nor
particulars soon.
Happily, the scarlet fever scar
proved to be false alarm.
DIR. Homer Bogue and family
Bristol, VT, have been in town for
few days.
Children's day was observed by an
propriate exercises at both churche|
yesterday.
The Cong. Ladies Aid will meet d
their church parlors Friday afternoon
and the Y. p. S. @. Z. will give a 80
cial in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. F. Davis and so
of Montana were i'm town last weeI
visiting at w. G. Taplin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Beauclerk hav
gone to Bradford, Mass, to attend tn
seminary commencement. Thei
daughter, May, graduates this week
Mrs. John d. Cotton and daughter
Agnes, have gone to Boston to Wis
Mrs. Julia (Colton) Jordan.-Mr. II
A. Leach Of Morrisville made us
short visit last week.
At about Ave O'Clock Sunday after
noon the Irasburgh House, was for Tn
second time in it's history visited b
lightning. This time, however, the los
sustained was far greater than tina
caused by the stroke OF last season
Its course was either divided or yer
circuitous, and destruction marks i'd
path from the roof TO the groun
floor. Large quantities Of plasterin
were scattered about, stoves and pip
thrown down or burst, furniture de
molished and floors, ceilings and par
titions badly shattered. Several fire
were started among the carpets an
bedding, but fortunately these were
quickly extinguished. Providential
ly no one was injured. The inmate
were all gathered in the west part d
the house, while the shock was prin
cipally confined TO the eastern end
The damage will reach several hun
dred dollars, and is understood TO b
covered by insurance.
Morgan Center
Lincoln Goodsell has bought Josep
Works farm and will take possessio
about June is. Consideration, 81 300
H. @. Davenport and wife were her
last Thursday and Friday. Mr.. Dav
EXPORT made some repairs on h
buildings, preparatory to letting ther
TO Boston parties for the season.
At the meeting of Kings Daughter
Mrs. S. F. Elliott was chosen pres
dent; Mrs. Hattie Thomas, vice pres
dent; Mrs. j. A. Gray, Sec. and Treai
They voted to use their cash on han
coward repairing the church. The
will meet with Mrs. Hattie Thoma
Thursday afternoon, the 18th inst.
Newport.
This town was visited by heav
thunder storm yesterday.
Ernest Rogers of Newport Centr
8 clerking for N. b. Stetson.
Carroll Davis and wife with Mr.