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


gh the smoke which filed the
e block did some damage to the
which Tuck & Morse had on
ere will be an excursion and bas-
picnic to Missisquoi Park, High
Springs, Thursday, June 20,under
uspices of the Newport cornet
and 1. o. o. F. 1t is expected
half fare will be secured on the
Nj. R. R. to accommodate those
adjoining towns. A grand con-
will be given at the Park at p.
v the Newport band, % pieces, M.
air director, Prof. Cline cornet
st. Fare, round trip, S1.55, from
port.
esday, June 18th, the annual
and inspection OF the Newport
Is was held under the skilful
ction of Quartermaster General
H. Gilmore, Captain Tuth-
U. S. A, assistant. Inspector
eral, Colonel Bond and Lieut.. Col.
Nelson, inspectors of rifle prac-
The inspection was satisfactory,
having their accoutrements in
er order than last year, and their
biting was above the average, so
Co. L.made a very good showing.
tram Lane and wife of Springfield,
n S., are visiting his brother, E.
. E, and friends in this town and Vi
'ty.-Rev. u. g. Saunders,a former
\ tor of the Baptist church, has been
town visiting his many friends
and Mrs. Fred Sawyer of Ian
| er, n. H., have been the guests of
and Mrs. E. E. French the past
Ek.-L. L. Brown of st. Johnsbury,
nerly of this town, has been here
past week on business. w. L.
wn of Roxton Falls, P. O., has
n in town on a visit to his sister,
!. o. G. Miller. = o. NJ. Gale and
E of Belleview, Florida, are visit
his father, t. G. Gale.-Nellie Ed
-ds, Ruth Richard and Mamie Dor
n have gone to Walden, for a
weeks vacation.
he fifty second annual meeting of
Orleans County Medical Society
, held at the Newport House in
vport, Thursday, June 9th. The
sident, DR.. J. Ne. Currier, occupied
chair. The late epidemic of in
MA, together with tonsilitis and
er throat diseases, and CASTRO in
.inal catarrh formed the basis Of
discussions. After listening to an
address by Pres. Currier
the changes and advances in medi-
2 and surgery, and in science, since
opened an Office for the practice
his profession in Newport, the
iety proceeded to the election of
GERS for the following year. The
owing named gentlemen were
sen for the year 1856: Pres, DIR.
). Wright, Barton Landing; Vice
s., DIR. t. Nj. Emery, Troy; Sec'y
Treas. DIR. F.W. Comings, Derby.
isors: DR.. J. NJ. Currier, Newport;
J.F. Wright, Barton Landing; DIR.
u. Emery, Troy. DR.. R. NJ. Nc
seney was admitted to member
}, and the society adjourned to
1T in September.
F. w. Co1INGs, Sec'y.
wport Center.
t the veterans reunion to be held
e the 18th, the "Gleaners" will en-
vor 20 furnish ice cream and coffee
the grounds at reasonable rates.
rth Troy.
here was quite hard shower here
Friday last, accompanied by hail.
red Johnson and wife, from Gin
Mass, are at his fathers for a
days stay.
. Tracy has commenced to build a
ore on the corner of Pine and
in streets.-A.P. Gaskill has new
lse up and inclosed, on School st.
will be fine house when finished.
Del Temple of Lowell, came here
June 9Th, to make complaint
inst somebody to the States At
ney. Being himself intoxicated, he
called here by the States Attor-
r, June 18th, and fined S13.25 by
tice Bailey. Moral: Don't fool
b the combination when drunk.
,stfieId.
he Joneses are now residing with
O'Strout family.
.ddie Rodes has the scarlet fever;
Young attends him.
new house was plastered
week: L. K. Annis had charge of
work.
Ioyt s. Austin have cut out their
TX of logs. They are now dressing
luD1heY. fOr. market