Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-15

TO go to Caledonia Springs this week
Mrs. DIR. Scott of West Randolph
stopping with her sister, Mrs. f. s
Holdridge.
j. Lamere has hired the LaJennessd
shop and will move his family from
Barton soon.
Several of our teachers and pro
spective teachers are attending the
summer school at Barton
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Wells Of Cabot
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey McClary o
st. Louis, Mo-, spent Sunday with Mr.
Drenan's people.
Eugene Meron has moved his shor
into the drugstor rooms in the Col
ton block. He has also moved his
family into the tenement above.
Can some one think Of new word
which will properly apply TO those
persons who are stealing flowers
from the graves in the cemetery.
Leon France OF Milford Mass, ID
making his annual visit 90 his
brothers, David and John France
Johnnie France of Roxbury, Mass, is
spending the summer with his uncle,
David France.
Miss Mary Corley was in town
few days last week. She has been
teaching in New Hampshire this sum-
mer, and will teach at Newport I'm the
fall.-Stephen Sheperd and wife OF
Bedford Station, n. ", accompanied
by friends, are visiting Mr.. Sheperd's
parents.
DIR. Homer Bogue and family, who
went from Bristol TO California
last fall, returned last week and came
to Irasburgh to bury little son who
died in California i'm the winter. DIR.
Herbert Bogue of Deroy Line ac-
companied him here. The former
expects to locate i'm some Vermont
town soon.
Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bartlett of
Island Pond, are visiting in town.
Henry Wilder has finished work for
Capt. Foster and returned to Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Todd of Derby are
on their farm in this place, doing
their haying.
Mrs. Alfred Calkins has gone TO
Brockton, Mass, where her husband
went some weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor are de-
tanned from returning to their home
in Mass, on account of the sickness
of Mrs. Taylor.-Mrs. Il. Peavy Is
suffering from a severe heart tronble.
WIN. Barrett, an aged citizen, is In
very poor health.
Morgan Center
A. o. Elliott has returned to Brock
ton.
Last Tuesday, Will Mack and his
family, accompanied by Miss Maud
Persons were to start for Lowelltown,
Maine. In descending a steep hill
near their house the hold back iron
broke letting the carriage on TO the
horse which became frightened and
unmanageable, dashed down the hill
at a fearful gait, when making sharp
turn the carriage was overturned. Mr..
Mack was thrown twenty feet, iniur-
ing his back; his son received fracture
of his wrist bone. Miss Persons escap-
ed with a slight shaking up. MIR. Mack
and Miss Persons were able to go 90
Maine last Friday.
Newport.
Will Green is clerking for Il. Lane
& Son.
A moonlight excursion is planned
for Friday evening.
Phila Walkers farm buildings were
burned last Friday night.
b. w. Thrasher of Springfield is in
town, visiting Mrs. ID. w. Blanchard.
G.. II. Flint has been in Boston the
past week on business and attended
the @. E. convention.
T. @. Raymond and family of Cam
bridge, Mass, arrived in town last
Friday, and will occupy their cottage
on Prospect Hill.
@. p. Story of Lancaster, N. H., was
in town last Tuesday with several
others from that place and took a trip
on the Lady of the Lake.
Mrs. j. It. Shepley and Mrs. j. Il.
Farrell have been TO Sheldon Springs
the past week, where Mr.. Shepley Is
in mill property.
j. r. Aiken has moved from H. s.
Roots house on Pleasant st. to True
& Blanchard's block, on Main SID.
Large has moved into Flint Bros. a
Browns tenement on Central ST.