Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-30

lowing list of delegates and alternates
Blake, B. F. D. Carpenter, E. F.Dut-
ton, M. M. Taplin, 0. D. Owen, l. r.
Collins, Jacob Gray; alternat F. ".
Baldwin, G. B. Ordway, in. Webster,
@. H.Jones,C G. F.Percival, G. E. Joslyn,
E. E. Emerson. The caucus was large,
the weather warm and the air pretty
full Of electricity. The delegates were
instructed to vote for w. w. Miles for
senator, A D. Mathews for assistant
Judge, and H. T. Graham for States
attorney.
The Summer School continues this
week with increased attendance. The
instruction program this week will be
geography and physiology by Mr..
F. F. Murdoch, Bridgwater, Mass;
nature study, history, ETC., Mr.. Day;
drawing by Mrs. Ferry OF Holyoke,
Mass; nature study, number and
reading by Miss Blaisdell and phYsi-
cal culture by Miss Willard. On Wed
nesday evening there will be lecture
on ''The Three Fates" by Hon. Fred
Gowing, State Superintendent OF Ed
ucation. Of Concord, n. H, to which
the public is cordially invited. Other
evening entertainments are noted
below:
The following entertainment, will
be given at Opera Hall this week, in
the evenings given:
Tuesday Evening John Burgess
Weeks, impersonator, who gave two
very interesting selections last season
is to give US a full evenings enter
tainment, entitled ''StiLl Water Runs
Deep.' He is we'll known in New Eng
land as a monologist and impersona-
tor and meets with unqualified sue
cess. Tickets at Ell. @. Pierce's, % cts.
and 35, (reserved).
Thursday Evening.-The O. @. S. S.
& I. celebrate their annual promen
ade. Gentlemen are at premium this
year.
Friday Evening.-The Boston Ideal,
Banjo and Guitar Club has been en-
SagOO Tor Un1S evening.
The entertainment by the Corinna
Club, assisted by local talent, given
at Opera Hall on Friday evening, was
novel, interesting and excellent.
Crescent quartet, the Butterfly quar-
Uet, MIR. Baldwin, Mrs. Colby Of Lyn-
donville and others provided pleas
ing songs and instrumental music.
Miss Lena Dewey, elocutionist, gave
fine selection, which was rendered
with much skill and taste. The Cor
lima Club, composed of several young
ladies under the direction Of Miss
Dewey, represented MUSES., Graees
and much that is seen in ancient
sculpture. They were clad in drap-
cry, and in the dim, red light of the
stage it was bard to realize that one
was not beholding groups or pieces
of real statuary. The sight was very
novel and pleasing. The people of
the village are liable to miss a good
entertainment if they fail to be
present when the local talent Of the
village invites the public.
Barton Landing.
Glenn Dodge will soon build nice
barn, 24x32.
Quite number of young people are
attending the summer school.
Louis Simpson was kicked by colt
last week, cutting his face badly.
Winnie Bush of Boston is spending
her vacation at home this summer.
Mrs. G. H. Wright's sister, from
Cambridge, Mass, is here on visit.
Lightning struck Jewett Twomb1y's
house last Wednesday evening, but
did but little damage.
Messrs. Collins, Winslow and 9TH
ers, who went to Ferdinand fishing,
report fine time and plenty OF trout.
George e. Churchill from ST. Cloud,
Mimi, is visiting his mother and
friends for one week. George A. Rog-
ers and his sister Jennie have spent
two weeks with their grandfather,
Dean Rogers.
Albany.
The caucus chose VIM. Williams, 4.
Frasier, M. Tenney and Will Aldrch
delegates to attend the county con-
vention at Barton, Wednesday.
Florence Mcclure is home from
Misunderstanding and Myrtle Camp
bell are visiting in Charleston. = Mrs.
Brigham from Worcester is visiting at
T. J. Newton's. = Mrs. Bushnell and
daughter and Nellie Barnes are visit
ing at Stephen Vance's.
South ALBANY.