Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-01

very old and intirm.
III. q. Calderwood, who has b
visiting friends here for some q
returned home Friday.
Miss Lora Cuff, whose illness
mentioned last week, died In a hos
tai at Boston, Monday. The surg
operation that was performed
hopes of prolonging her life seen
to have been successfully done
preceding Thursday, but she dropI
away Monday. She was a you
lady of much promise, very aucco
full as teacher i'm the public scho
of Springfield, Mass. She was
graduate of Smith College, and
leaves host of friends TO mourn
early death. She was buried
auckland, Mass. Mr.. Guild a
family have the sympathy OF
entire community in their dc
affection.
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs. ID. Hurley is visiting Il
brother, Augustus Daniels.
Children's Day exercises we
observed Sunday evening, June 30t
at the M. Il. church.
Our village school closed Tuesda
Miss Lang, the teacher, has gone I
Johnson to attend commencement
exercises. She is a graduate of q
Normal School.
Phon Barber has a cow which 4
thinks will compare pretty favorab
With the "Glover COW" which gave
big butter record i'm a late paper. MI
Barber takes his milk Co the creamerI
and the weight of milk and butter
given by their scales, 691 lbs. Of mill
from which was made 81 lbs OF butto
in fourteen days, besides supplying
family of four people for tho table.
Holland.
j. A. Bradford has a gang of me-
laying down water pipe.
Mrs. Sarah Turner OF Maine, a ma
tive Of this town, Is here on a visit.
VIM. Rice and Q. Pomeroy are eaol
making extensive repairs on thei
barns.
Henry Dubois has moved from Can
ada into III. w. Wheeler's house ane
will work for Caswell & Son
Mrs. Henrietta Harvey, and -
Davis of Saxonville, Mass, were tn,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Davis
last Week.-Mrs. Carrie Burbank 81
Gorham, n. H., is the guest of land
lord II. A. Bryant.
Mrs. Cyrus Allbee, who died In Nor
gan few DAYS ago, was a former res
ident of this town. She had man,
friends here who deeply mourn heI
loss. She was a Christian woman ano
bore her afiliction without n murmur
On Tuesday last there was a courr
at the town house, j. A. Bradford be.
ing the court. In the evening, while
the jury was out, a couple who hac
lived together and raised n large fam
lily were married. After the Justice
had pronounced them man aud wife,
he said to them: EGO thy way and sin
no more"
On Wednesday a horse belonging "a
@. o. Goddard got united in the barn
and as he ran out through the open
door, the end of the halter snapped
around pillow setting outside. He ran
through the field carrying the pillow a
distance of twenty five rods, where ne
was thrown and captured; his legs
were badly cut but not seriously i'm
iured.
Rev. l.. Dodd exchanged desks
with Rev. j. X. Fuller Of Barton Ldg.,
yesterday.
DIR. l.. L. Brewster and family of
Boston,are stopping with the Doctors
parents for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Brewster went
to Montreal today. The former will
Jake a course of treatment for deaf
ness.
Mrs. Geo. A. Newton's parents, of
East Hard wick, and her sister and
'amily of Barre, made her a visit last
week.
Some sneak thief broke into Mrs.
Ada Templeton's cellar a few nights
ince and carried away few potatoes
md some other things.
Frank ID. Thompson completed his
irst year at Burlington College last
week and returned to IrasburghiSat-
lrday. He now contemplates en-
'loyment with the Vermont Marble
20. at Rutland.
The Irasburgh schools closed last