Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-06-18

Hinesburg are visiting friends in this
vicinity.
Fred Virgins has moved from
Bloomington, into Gustus Benefits
tenement. il =
At Children's Day exercises at the
M. E. church, the exercises were good
and the decorations fine.
The prospects for new depot look
encouraging and the laying of the wa
ter pipes is nearly completed.
Minnie Trip and George Twombly
were married Wednesday, June 10.
They have the congratulations of
their many friends.
The Grand Army Reunion will be
held here Tuesday Of this week. The
Ladies' Aid will serve ice cream and
cake at the vestry of the Cong church
from to Up. m.
Anna R. Magoon, who has been
working at Lyndonville for the last
two years, has finished her work
there and is now stopping a few days
with her father, D. M. Magoon.
Geo. G.. Meade Post and w. r. @.
will hold a lunch social and 25- cent
experience meeting at the close of
their next regular meeting, which, on
account of Veterans day, is postpon-
ed till June 26.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl French and D. w.
Hildreth and wife are in their cottages
at the Lake this week.-Dr. Stevens,
Mr.. Day, Ed. Skinner, E. E. Stafford
and E. D. Stafford spent few days
fishing at the Lake last week.
J. F. Killam of Springfield, Mass,
arrived in town Tuesday afternoon
for few days. visit before leaving
for a tour through several states.
Having sold out his business in Spring
field, he intends making his home in
the future in Los Angeles, Cal, and
report has it that he will be accom-
in this vicinity and whose many
friends will extend congratulations
and best wishes for a safe journey
and much happiness in her new
home. Com.
The following is the program for
to-morrow's exercises at Orleans
County Veterans Association to be
held here: 10 a. M, address by Maj.
Josiah Grout, and a welcome by
member of the w. r. c., followed by
music and recitation; dinner. Elec
ton of officers at 1 80 p. M, followed
by music; address by Gen. F. G. But
-terfeld, and remarks by other DOM q
petent members of the IA. R.; reci-aa
tations by Miss Carrie Paddock of
Craftsbury, Miss Edith Allen ofLyn-
donville, Miss Clemma Mathews of
Barton Landing, and an original poem
by Mrs. Louise Skinner during the
day or evening. Campfire in the M.
E. church at 1880 sharp, at which
Department Commander Branch and
others will be heard from. Capt.
Foster of Derby Line desires to meet
all his old boys of the sth9Wt. during
the day. This program is subject to
any change as necessary. We shall
doubtless hear from a large number
of comrades who are expected to be
present.
South Barton. ~
Mrs. Woodland from Danville is at
Nathaniel Lords. Mrs. Lord is no |
better.
Leslie Orcutt has been here from
Craftsbury visiting his uncle, L. H.
Flanders spent Sat-
urday and Sunday here.-Uncle Steve
Switser is here on a visit.
Albany.
J. B. Darling has gone to Canada.
Jack Beede has moved into Mrs. |
house.
Mrs. Roxy Rowen has moved from
the village to her own farm.
Mrs. Lydia Hovey has purchased |
and moved to the J. B. Hovey farm. |
Great horse race Saturday after
noon, and still Hiram Morrill, kept |
ahead.
Misses Carrie and Gertie Rowell |
have gone to Lyndonville to attend |
Commencement exercises.
Mrs. Kelley and Mrs. Marten have
gone to Bedford, Canada, to attend
the funeral of a sisters child.
Prof. Harrington of the Arion Con-
cert Co. is a good teacher of music
The concert at the close of his weeks
drill was excellent.
Bula, little daughter of Liant
Stearns. had a finger cut off bv a