Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-06-25

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Day of Easthampton, Mass; Mrs. Isa-
belle Ferry Of Holyoke, Mass, Mr.. I.
A. Hall and F. F. Murdoch, also of
Mass. and Miss Margaret Willard.
Among the subjects on which teach
ing and lessons are given are arithme-
tic, drawing, geography, English
grammar, history, history of educa-
ton, nature studies, physiology, read
ing, school teaching and physical Gull
ture. Lectures and entertainments
will be given. The tuition will be
$3.50 for the term; $3.50 for single
week; board in private families, $500
for the term; or $500 single week.
Low fares will be given on the B. & M.
r. r. from Sherbrooke to White River
Junction and st. Johnsbury to Cam
fer teachers an excellent opportunity
for instruction.
Barton Landing.
DR.. Stevens has gone to the White
Mountains.
D. Buchanan and family have gone
to Peake's Island for few weeks.
The new reservoir will be completed
by Wednesday of this week and the
water let on.
Quite a number of our people at
tended Commencement exercises at
Lyndon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Merrill attend
ed the closing exercises at Montpe
lier Seminary last week.
We are glad to note that Miss En-
ma Austin took the prize at prize
speaking at St. Johnsbury last week.
John Winget went away for few
days last week and took to himself
partner for life. Best wishes, John.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winget have moved into
w. D. Twombly's house.
Eva Dodge, Mabel Flint, May Dodge,
Fred Guild and Warren Twombly are
at home from Lyndon Institute, and
Arthur Barrows from Lancaster, Mass,
for the summer vacation.
The advertisement of w. c. Twom-
| bly,, of Barton Landing, found else
where in the MONITOR, contains err
rors which this is intended to correct:
The prices on granulated sugar are
incorrect by typographical mistake.
The former prices on salt are off for
the present.
: On the afternoon of July 4th there
ri he q tho Hc,,
gregationalo church, consisting of ar s.
ticles Of interest and beauty aboth anai
cient and modern; a large collection
of stuffed birds and animals, also war
relics, minerals, curiosities and Worlds
Fair souvenirs; a good display of
paintings and water colors and pastel;
etchings and engravings. BABIES
Hour from to f. Music and readings
will be given in the evening. Pro-
ceeds to go toward parsonage debt.
Single admission, s15ceehts; AFTERNOON
and evenings, 2 ger IS, t41o5 s5ad sI2P aoH
Albafiy.sxe 7Yi92e1 OF ,s1?no'ssf fHm ,.3s ?
: Rev. Cameron will soon go to Maine
to spend his vacation.
Come to the Y. P. S. G.. e. Conven-
ton which commences Tuesday even
ing of this week. aa 81
Mrs. A. Frasier is seriously ill with
Bright's disease. = James Placemre-
Gently broke his collar bone.
The Cong. church has been papered
and otherwise repaired, Geo. w. Park
er of Barton Landing doing very
acceptable job upon it.
Curtis Frasier of Burke visits his
brother, Alex. Frasier. = Rev. Good
rich a former pastor here, Mrs. DIR.
Dow of Glover, Mrs. Leach of Lowell,
Mrs. Geo. FL. Phelps Of N. Dakota,
Orrin Leach and wife, also of Dakota
have been guests in town of late.
Glad to welcome them.
ly received gift of twenty five dol
lars from Geo. III. Phelps of Fargo, fif
ty dollars from the Dramatic Club
and bible from the Epworth League
of this town. Appropriate resolu-
lions have been adopted which will
appear later in these columns.
East Albany.
Mr.. Austin Dewey and wife from
Boston, Mass. are guests of Mrs. I'll.
S. Eldridge.
Mrs. Della Gray is visiting in ST.
Johnsbury.-Mrs.J t. Beede and
daughter are in town.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
F. F. Russell, Thursday afternoon and
evening. Hope all will try and attend.