Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-06-17

banks, has been pitched In y. q. Pin
ney's grove, where there will be ser
vices every evening, and on Sunday
as long as the interest is good.
George Cole, noted outlaw, passe
through here on Wednesday with
team stolen from Rock Island, and
woman and small child belonging /
a man in Barnston, Pc, and the mos
diligent search has failed as yet TO fin
any trace of them.
Irasburgh.
Albert Alger raised the frame 70
his new barn last Friday.
Miss May Wheeler is at Lyndon {,
attend commencement at the acade
my.
Roland Dodd has gone TO Bethlehem
N. H., where he has n situation for the
summer as telegraph operator.
Rev. p. N. Granger breaches at thd
Kidder school house next Sunday
4 p. m., and every other Sunday unit
notice.
l.. ID. Loverin is building a new two
story house with ell on the Steven
farm; has frame up, boarded and
shingled.
M. b. Drew of Boston is nome for
his annual vacation. He starts I'm the
grocery business for himself. Success
to you, Mark.
John Carpenter is home from Mound
Hermon, Mass.-Miss Enie Holman
goes to Brocl1ton, Mass, Wednesday,
for few weeks' stay.
Mrs. Q. w. Wheeler received a visit
last week from her uncle, DR.. T. III
Nichols and cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. II. b
Nichols Jr., OF Plattsburg, N. Y, and
her uncle, ID. S. II. Dow of Enosburg,
VT.
Miss M. Nettie Chase, A. b., will
speak on the suffrage question al
Court House Hall Saturday evening.
June 22d. Miss Chase is a teacher inI
the Green Mountain Institute and
comes well recommended.
The third nine went out TO Albany
Saturday afternoon to play BAH. Score
Irasburgh 20, Albany 4. That new
ball fence looks better, boys. Now|
let the band stand be painted and pivo|
us some open air concerts.
Children's day was observed by ap
propriate exercises at the Cong.
church yesterday, the two churches
uniting. Next Sunday there will be
similar exercises at NJ. T.. church,
where the Cong. people will go.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. b. Brewster are glad 90 see them
back home after their long Journey.
They visited the families of IN. Foss.
VIM. L. Jameson, Joel Crandall In
California, and tho Kellam boys IN
Kansas, all former residents OF Iras-
burgh. They made connections at all
points and not mishap befelI them.
jay.
Crops are looking finely here.
A. M. Wakeman is building new
barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred OF Fairfax Wis
tied in town.-Miss Ella Blasdell is
home from Canada, where she has
been teaching.
The schools in town, east of the
mountain are planning for a grand
closing up picnic.
The Danville Baptist Association
will meet with the church i'm jay, june
26-27. The people have been putting
the church building in repair.
A heavy bolt of lightning struck n
large tree in j. +. Chase's front yard
on Thursday, tearing il to pieces, one
piece of which went through window
in the house. Ina Todd received SO Sc
we're a shock, that she was Frustrated
and helpless for some time. Others
in the close vicinity were badly at
fected by the electric influence.
Lowell
The new clerk att. Stephenson's Is
boy.
A severe storm struck here, Friday.
Hail stones falling that measured pa
inches long.
Mrs. Hattie Wetherby of Burlington
is visiting in town.-Mrs. Greenwood
of Worcester, Mass, is visiting at
her fathers Frank Sawyer, and the
Waterbury jeweler, Mr.. Scott, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Hartwell.
Morgan.
Patrons of the creamery realized 10
cents per lb, for their May butter.
The fly pest has come, farmers hav-
ing to keep their COWS and horses I'm
the barn.