Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-29
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This community was greatly shock
and grieved on account of the
bath by drowning of Henry Farr,
BIN of o. L. Farr. He was a young
ian much respected here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Tibbetts of st.
bhnsbury are visiting in town.-Mrs.
evi Persons, former resident, is in
bwn.-Mr and Mrs Todd have return
to Derby.-H. Allbee of st. Johns
ury has been in town.-Mabel and
ettie Cobb are home from the Peer
ess at Barton on a short vacation
ert Farr was home from New York
b attend the funeral of his BROTHER
Wilbur Wilcox is home from New
FORK on a vacation visit.
Newport.
Dick Rhines had finger crushed at
he granite shop last Thursday.
Matte Shattuck has moved into B.
Webb's house on Bayview st.
A large number went on the moon
ght excursion last Tuesday night and
eport fine time.
John Noyes and wife have returned
rom Richford, where they have been
t work in steam laundry.
Last Saturday night, the arc dyna-
no at the electric light station burned
Tut and our streets have been dark
yer since.
Right Rev. A. 9. A. Hall of Bur-
fngton, bishop of Vermont, is max
hg his annual visit to the st. Marks
church, and on Friday night services
we're held there.
Walter Bridge has gone to Morris
lille to work in dentists Office for a
ew weeks. Eddie Robatille is run
hing his corn pepper in the mean
ime.
4 At village meeting last Wednes-
Hay eve, the water commissioners re-
ported that the work would be COM
|bleted by Sept. 10, and change would
be made from lake to Derby pond wa
! ter.
DIR. II. G Tinkham of Burlington
made his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
|rinkham, visit last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Seymour Lane visited friends in
Troy recently. Jacob Cass and wife
Pf So. Dakota are visiting his brother,
Sylvester Cass. He has been away
seventeen years.-Mr. and Mrs. Sam
bel Kendall of Barnet are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. John Enos.-Park
and Hermon Farrer have returned
been on VISIT. F. Gale and wife
are at Weymouth Beach, Mass, for
few weeks. : Miss Harvey of Man
chester, n. H., is visiting at Alvah
Brooks. Horace Plumley of Iowa is
his sister, Mrs. Chillon, for
the first time in twenty four years.
North Troy.
Parties have been in town Offering
SO ton for loose hay.
J. c. Cattanach and family have
moved TO Newport. 49,
F. S. Elkins has sold, his meat
market to S. d. UnderhilJ.
The farmers of this section have
secured large crop of very fine hay,
but are looking auxiously for rain.
States Attorney Annis hasimoved
into his new law office. Mr. Annis
has very nice large office, finely fur
nished and complete in all of it's ar
engagements.
The Cornet Band recently drove
over to Newpoat in their new band
wagon and gave the people of that
village an open air concert. d. L
Hildreth complimented the band in
neat speech.
The band boys are the sole owners
of band stand, having been given
the one formerly used on the trotting
park. They have placed it on the
corner of Main and School streets,
where they give us some very fine
concerts
WestfieId.
State Supt. Stone was in town last
week, also Prin. w. d. Parsons.
Louis Tochette was thrown from a
load of hay recently and his spine in
jured.
A girl baby at Frank Martins. =
Philip Constantine's boy baby died
when only few days old.
The Epworth League gave a lawn
party on Mrs. Ellen Miller's ground
on Wednesday eve of last week.
Examiner Andrews of Derby held
teachers examination here on Friday
and Saturday of last week. About
thirty persons reported on Friday