Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-22

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exchange with Rev. B. F. Rowland.
Miss Mace's class in physical culture
and elocution has increased almost
daily. New pupils can enter any day
this week.
Everett Trip and family of Boston
are visiting at his mother's.-Two sis
tiers of Mrs. Alison Trip are making
her visit
The Epworth League will furnish
cake and ice cream in the basement of
E. E. Stafford's block next Saturday
evening from to 10 o'clock.
E. j. Winslow has been engaged as
principal of the school for the coming
year. Miss Gillis, Mrs. Bailey, Miss
Winslow and Miss Austin for the 9TH
er departments.
Marion Ordway, young daughter
of Cyron Ordway, was quite badly in
jured few days since by getting her
head crushed between a hay wagon
and the side of building.
At the school meeting held on Tues
day evening last, it was voted to build
an addition to the present school
building of 80 by 40 feet, and to bor-
row 1900 to defray the expense of
the same.
Bartlett Goodnough, son of z. d.
Goodnough, was quite badly injured
one day last week while helping to
blast rock. He received the charge
of powder full in the face, burning
him badly, but fortunately not putting
out his eyes.
A reunion of the Third Vermont
regiment will be held at Barton Land
ing, Wednesday, August 21, as the
trains arrive. Dinner will be served
at II M. at George G. Meade post
rooms. Annual business meeting at
80 p. m. sharp. Social and literary
entertainment will fill out the day till
the return of trains. All comrades
coming by rail should call for Ground
trip tickets" for the meeting. S. A.
Grow, A. w. Lyon, E. A. Grow are
the executive committee and ex-Gov.
S. E. Pingree is the secretary.
Miss Ida K. Kinds of New York,
whose reading and statue posing at
the Congregational church, at Barton,
were so we'll received, has
been asked to repeat her enter
tainment at Barton Landing for the
benefit of the parsonage fund of the
Congregational church there. AS
Miss Kinds is visiting in this part of
the State, she is able to lend her aid
in this way; during the winter season
her. work is largely confined to the
cities. Music will be furnished by the
college boys, and Others.
South Barton.
Mrs. M. F. Blake has been here Wis
iting relatives, -. -..5r ..ar
L. H. Orcutt's brother, Orrin w. of
St. Johnsbury, is very low, with but
little prospect of recovery.
O. T. Willard has his new barn up
and nearly ready to put his hay into,
John Forrest doing the work
o. L. Clarke and B. E. Herrick of
Northampton, Mass, have been stop
ping with Fred Wheeler a few days.
They came on their wheels.
Ernest Wheeler has just had two
fine deer's heads set up, which he shot
in Maine last winter. He presented
his Grandmother Forrest with one of
them.
Albany.
Mrs. w. Flemming and daughter
are visiting at Jas. Places.
Miss Carrie Donaldson is spending
her vacation with her parents.
Mrs. D. L. Mcclure has returned
home, accompanied by her brother
and sister, Mr.. @. and Miss Nettie
Leach.
Mrs. A.Leach died in Lowell, Mass,
Friday, July II, after long illness.
Her remains were taken to Troy for
burial.
A. M. Robinson of Springfield, has
bought the old tub factory and intends
manufacturing rims for bicycle wheels
and also chair stock.
Ira McClary and wife of Mass. are
visiting in town. = John Norris and
wife of Middletown, Ny, are visiting
his parents, who are in poor health
Miss Mabel Litch of Morrisville is
stopping with her grandfather, S. r.
George.
East Albany.
Mrs. Fry Hunter is on the sick list.
Mrs. Frank Sears from Holyoke,
Mass, is visiting at M. J. Corley's.-
The two daughters of Miles Brown are