Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-08-20

Ernest Bartlett and wife have return
ed to their home at Providence, R.. /.
John Rollins and wife have returned
to Boston, Mass, Miss Georgia Will
cox went with them.
The Methodists will hold a tent
meeting at this place, commencing
Sept. 4. Able speakers will be in at
tendance. A quarterly meeting was
held at the NJ E. Church yesterday,
Presiding Elder Hamilton preaching.
westfield.
Julian Benware has broken ground
for a new house, near his shop.
A Sunday school has been organized
in the mill school house with Chas.
Chaffee for Supt.
ID. F. Boynton, an aged and greatly
respected citizen, is in bad way and
his recovery is hardly expected.
Albert Farman has been engaged to
teach the fall term of school in the
mill school house. Miss Ada Brown
will teach on the N. Hill.
Alvah Hitchcock of Providence is
here visiting his father, Deacon Hitch
cock; his sister, Mrs. G. F. Clark and
family of Norwood, N. Y. are expect
ed soon.
On Sunday, Aug. II, Miss Harmon
conducted morning service at Troy
and evening service here; Miss Nelson
supplied for Mr.. Knapp here in the
morning and at Lowell in the after
noon.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The 18th Regt., VT. Vols, holds it's
second annual reunion at Lyndonville
Fair Grounds, Sept. 25th.
By a failure in complying with the
law the republicans of the county will
have no official ballots printed, but
will be compelled to write the names
of all candidates voted for on the Of
fetal ballots.
st. JOhnsbury.
The reunion of the Sd Regt., Vt.Vols.,
was held here last week, Is veterans
being present. Dinner was provided
by the st. Johnsbury w. r. @. The
officers chosen were Capt. Beattie,
president; J. D. Niles, vice president;
Col Pingree, Sec. and Treas; S. A.
Grow, A. w. Lyon and E. A. Grow
executive committee. Next place of
meeting, Barton Landing.
The newspaper cut men have put
out of late something in the line of a
picture of Capt. E. F. Griswold, the
proposed balloonist, which is a great
libel on his phiz, and which ought to
subject all the papers which publish
it to heavy fine. The Captain es-
capped death in the army, has been
around the world, and suffered by sea
and by land, but this is the worst.
Sutton.
Jonathan Woodman and his daugh
ter, Mary, from Pelham, N. H., have
been visiting for few days past in
town. Mr.. Woodman is a son of the
late Rev. j. Woodman, SO we'll known
lin this section. He left the town in
h853 and had not been here to stop
since that time. He is, a native of
Sutton, but finds very few that were
here Al years ago. Mr.. Woodlands
Fister, Mrs VIM. J. Stanton of North
Danville, was with him.
Willard Baldwin, whose death is
noticed elsewhere, was born in Sutton
Ind has has always lived on the South
Ridge where he died. He had one or
wo shocks of paralysis some two or
hree years ago, since which time he
lad been confined to his bed and I'M
BILE to help himself at all. He was
n honest and upright man and res
ected by all who new him. He
Paves an aged companion in very
eeble health, and one daughter, Mrs.
scar Page. The funeral was held
tuesday, afternoon at the house, the
Prvice being conducted by Rev. M.
Henderson of st. Johnsbury.-C
Fonian.
heffieId.
MIR. Ball and wife from the west are
sitting relatives in town.
William Simpson has son very
ok, Mr.. Dryer daughter.
There will be preaching at the Free
aptist church Sunday Aug. 26.
The event of the past week was the
hrriage of Freeman Flanders and
izabeth Gray.
Quite number are attending camp
Peting this week, Mrs. James Drew
in charge of the Sheffield tent.
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The Jenkins family held their re-