Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-06-04


bury last week to address the County
Union of the Y. P. S. @. E.
Mrs. Short and son, Freeman, have
arrived from Portland, Me. to spend
the summer, as is their custom.
Deacon E. A. Stewart, Will Rich
mond and wife are delegates to the
Convention of Cong. churches to be
held this week.
Francis J. Marsh of Boston spoke in
the Cong. church Sunday, on Sunday
School work and organizing in new
towns in the West.
A. A. Gale was called to take the
mail car as clerk, in the southern part
bf the State for few weeks, owing to
The sickness of the regular clerk.
The report that Harry Cowles was
to return from Morrisville proved in
correct. Mr.. Cowles' business at that
blaze is such as to require the con-
ktant service of his son.
Memorial day program was carried
but in full with large number of peo-
Bile in town to participate in the ex-
krcises and listen to the able address
Sf Gen. F. G. Butterfield of Derby
line.
Geo. F. Root has gone to Boston on
two weeks vacation. = D. M. Camp
nd wife take a carriage drive this
|eek to the White Mountains. = DIR.
V. Bogue and others are off on
hmping and fishing trip.
On Monday last Arthur Cutler and
winnie Thayer fell with a painters
Laying, from the A J. White shop, a
tstance of 25 feet, and were both Sc
erely hurt, Mr.. Thayer receiving a
token arm. It was a narrow escape
ON death.
ewpOrt Center
Alonzo L. Page has bought of DR..
T.. Erwin the Ami Carlin place,
lying S4O0 for same.
The posts for the telephone line are
t about half way from this village
N. Troy and the wire is up between
re and Newport.
William M. Roger is digging a eel
and will build a house during the
mmer.-Robert r. Scott is building
arge barn on his home farm.-Mary
Cello is building horse barn on
Cornelius Kendall place.
Memorial day was duly observed
re and the largest number in at
ldance since the Post was musterd.
address by comrade Rev. w. S.
hnie of Troy was excellent and all
exercises well carried out, both at
church and cemetery. The Iras-
Fgh Band were present and added
CHI by their patriotic playing. The
cession that went in teams to the
netery consisted of rs teams.
Psttield.
he Endeavor Society will give a
awberry social in the town hall on
dnesday eve, June 6.
hildren's Day will be observed in
Meth. church on Sunday morning,
e 10. All are invited to be present.
w. Farman has been invited to
yer the annual address before the
mni Association of the Johnson
NAL School, June SO.
p Sunday evening, May 81, the
eavor meeting was devoted to the
rrests of the Bible cause. Six dol
was raised for the VT. Bible So.
+. Minnie Leavitt of Inverness,
J., gave temperance address in
Meth. church on Monday night of
week. She is the daughter Of a
per pastor of the church.
by 9th the people listened to an
llent memorial sermon, delivered
ev. Mr.. Atwood in the Cong.
ch at Lowell. The church was
ully decorated with flags and
Prs. Much credit is due the pastor,
clip and suggestions in the arrang-
IS, for which the G. A. r. and
B. G.. extend him this thank.
tmOre.AI
Carpenter is tearing down and
ing over his barn.
,. Emily Hunt is home from the
part of the state where she has
several months.
Ruggles and Henry Moulton Of
are each building cottages at
Puth end of the lake.
ALEDONIA COUNTY,.
Burke.
Roundy has moved his family
On, where he is at work.
l.. V. Still and her children
gone to Hardwick visiting rela-
and will be gone several weeks.
Sleeper has returned from his