Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-08-05

Of any on the lake. shore. and there
are now six neat and we'll arranged
cottages, besides the Co. K. building.
and when not occupied by the own
ers, these can be hired at reasonable
rates, and are furnished with all the
necessary equipments for housekeep-
in g. One ofthe cottages was occupi-
ed by party of six students from
Bates College, and another by a party
of eight or ten from Ohio: among
the latter was Mr.. Arthur Cheney. a
former resident of Bloomington. Mr..
Lyon is always on hand to look after
the wants of visitors, care for teams,
etc. There are several new cottages
being built at different points along
the shore of Lhe lake. Last but not
least, with "Ben Hur" doing it's work
we'll for the comfort and pleasure of
loughby is bound to ''get there" as
favorite resort.
Coventry
Mrs. Hollis Thrasher has gone to
Bolton Springs.
Lucius Nye has recovered sufficient
| ly to be moved to his home.
Hiram Drown has brother from
Lynn, Mass, visiting him.
Frank Virgins has taken the job to
| furnish the lumber for the mill dam.
Mrs. Cora (KimbalD Smealy and her
| daughter of New York are visiting
| friends here.
Mrs. Bowser and her daughter Dora
and Nellie Hammond returned to Bos-
ton last Saturday.
George Livingstone has built very
nice hen house and is going into the
poultry business, having already
about seventy hens and chickens.
Mrs. Willard Hermon and her little
son George have arrived home from
Burlington hospital. 1t is hoped that
the treatment will prove beneficial to
George.
Hermon Rogers was quite seriously
hurt in the woods last Wednesday by
a falling limb. He was taken to E. K.
Gray's and was unable to be moved
home until Saturday.
The w. @. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
e. E. Ware, Tuesday afternoon, Aug.
6, at halfpast two. Honorary mem
bers and friends are cordially invited
to basket picnic on the lawn at half
past six.
CraftSOurY.
John Kier is building summer
house on the big island in Eligo pond.
The haying is nearly over, with
hardly an average crop in this vicini-
ty.
The Epworth League gave lawn
party at j. @. Aliens, Wednesday
eve.
Johnnie Harvey is very sick.-Alice
Kaiser, who has been very sick, is
much better.
Josie Anderson and her friends
spent very enjoyable day at Caspi-
an Lake recently.
this place, but now of Laconia, N. H.,
visited in town last week.-Mrs.. F. P.
Freeman of Cabot is here visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Hickey.
The Andersons are entertaining
friends from Boston and other places.
Arthur Shannon and family are
visiting in Franklin county.-Geo.
Cummings has two brothers visiting
him.
There will be, at Barton Landing
high school building, Aug. 18th and
14th, a special examination for teach
ers who were not able to attend the
regular examinations.
G. A. ANDREWS, Co. Exam.
East Craftsbury.
Ephraim Robbins has moved into
the S. B. Robbins house.
The selectmen are making some
much needed repairs on the cemetery.
1t is reported that A. @. Cha Sc has
sold the home place of the Jane S.
Simpson estate to H. z. Hartman for
$500, to take possession this fall.
John P. Seaver owns the champion
COW. She made 50 pounds of butter
in the month of June, besides furnish
ing milk and butter for a family of
three. Beat this, somebody!
The Y. P. S. @. E. held an echo
from the Boston convention
at the church Tuesday evening. Very
interesting reports were given by
Miss Winnie Williams and Mrs. r. @.
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