Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-08-27

Sept. and a. The doctor had unusual
success here last winter and his work
has given unusual satisfaction.
M. w. Farman OF Westfield, the Or
leans County delegate to the national
convention of Christian Endeavor at
| Cleveland, Ohio, will give a report at
the Cong. church, Wednesday even
ing, Aug. goth. Everybody invited.
G. Fred Clark and family OF Nor
wood, N. Y, spent few days visit
ing Mr.. Clark's mother, Mrs. M. G.
jameson, last week.-Quite a large
party of relatives made Mrs. M. q.
Jameson a surprise birthday visit last
Monday.-C. w. Wheeler and family
are visitsng friends i'm Franklin coun-
ty. - John e. Stanford returned TO
Fargo, N. d., last week.
Lowell
Richard Shepard has broken his arm.
Giles Reynolds has sold the Flem-
ings farm to Mr.. Daniels.
Charley Greenwood has gone 20
shoemaking, but still does barbering.
The Cong. Aid Society will furnish
warm meals in tent near the town
hall, Tuesday, Sept. A. 40
A smile on Johnny Brahany's face
means that some one has asked him
how the baby is. 1t is a girl.
At the democratic caucus John Ste
phenson was nominated for town rep
resentative.-The republicans nomin-
ated DIR. Hill for representative.
Objection being made by some par
ties who own interests in the Baptist
church to it's occupancy by the Meth
odists, proposition is on foot TO
build a new church. At the camp
meeting held at Lyndonville, last
week, gift of $3.50 was made for that
purpose, and Mrs. and Mr.. A. l.. Bal
ley proposed to donate a good church
organ.
Newport.
An old fashioned fair at Lyndonville
September 25 and 20.
@. A. Ramsdall has moved into his
new house at the head of Sd st.
Sherman Campbell and wife with
friends spent last week at Willoughby.
Mrs. Frank Tower has returned from
Bristol, whese she has been the past
few weeks.
Mrs. o. Green was thrown from a
carriage last Monday and received
some injuries.
Geo. Smith, night clerk at the Mem
phremagog House, has accepted a po-
sition in the Quincy House, Boston.
Eva Richmond is at Abercorn, Pa,
on a VISIT Mrs. l.. j. Phelps and
daughter have gone to Morrisville to
visit her parents.
The firm of Blodgett & Green has
dissolved partnership. Mr.. Green
continues in the business, and Claude
Wright is to work for him.
II. p. Newcomb returned to Boston
last Saturday, accompanied by Miss
Madge Batchelder, who has gone TO
take lessons on a pipe organ.
N. L. Foster is the MONITOR CORES
pondent in Newport and will be pleas
ed to receive news items from any
who would like 10 see them published
in this paper.
An organ recital was given last
Wednesday eve, under the auspices
of the Y. p. S. O. E., at the Cong.
church, by III. p. Newcomb OF Boston
assisted by Annie Moulton of Hart
ford, Conn, which was we'll attended,
resulting in about s25.
At the democratic caucus p. j. Far
rell was chosen chairman; j. Hazen
Sec. f. fisherman received the nom
nation for representative. The fol-
lowing is a list of Justices selected by
both parties: II. b. Cushman, o. Cl
Miller, N. S. Rogers,C. l.. Erwin, p. j
Farrell, Peter Connal, II. A. Wright
Johnston Miller.
Among the guests who have OF late
visited friends i'm town are: Geo. Hun
Of Chicago, at Will Richmond's; Mr.
and Mrs. Robbins of Boston and lyle
Stewart of Washington, ID, O., at -
A. Stewards; Il. A. Conner OF Me
gantic, p. O.; A. J. Bartlett of Boston
Mass; DR.. l.. M. Palmer and famil
Of South birmingham, Massachusetts
at J. A. Prouty's; Herbert Paul O
Mt Frank Towers.
North Troy.
The democratic caucus was held il
II all last Wed nesday, whic
was very quiet and harmonior
They placed in nomina
ton Fred ID. Burbank, a young ma