Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-08-19
West Burke.

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house.
Harris Colby has gone to Massachu-
setts on business trip.
Among recent guests we mention
Mr.. Grant, and family and Mrs. Harris
Worthen of Berlin Falls, Mrs. Raynor,
formerly Aurora Trull; Mrs. Cushman
of Newport; Mrs. w. J. Stafford and
children of Lunenburgh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Munroe of Boston, and Ed. Kenner-
son of Worcester.
Hardwick.
T. T. Daniels has remodeled the j.
Bridgman house and now has pref
ty residence.
w. w. Marshall has bargained for
the lot between the Shattuck store
and Aiken building.
Mrs. Judevine has returned from
Burlington.-Rev. Mrs. Lewis is quite
sick at j. III. Drew's.
Err. Meader has bought of J. Cowles
the building lot and the Meader block,
and Meader has sold building lot on
Wolcott street to Mr.. Cowles.
j. @. French has been in town for a
few days. = Douglas and Steadman
Holton are at home on their annual
vacation.-John Harris has been in
town few days. = Henry Lechner
and family of Spencer, Mass, have
been visiting his sisters, Mrs. Shat
tuck and Mrs. Benjamin.
A visitor, who was in the place last
week, expressed much qualification at
the growth and apparent prosperity
of the village Of South Hardwick. He
noticed that, outside the great in
crease of the granite business, an ex-
cellent system of water works had
been put in, three new churches had
been built or were in the process of
building, the old church had been re-
paired, and very large and excellent
streets had been laid out, houses had
gone up in all directions, and marks
of improvement were seen on every
side.
East Hardwick.
Jennie Shedd is clerking in the post
office.
Mrs. Geo. Nelson is at Burlington
hospital for the treatment of cancer.
Katharine and Lou Harvey are Wis
iting friends here and at Greensboro.
Corn bids fair for great crop, also
potatoes. Oats have great growth,
but lodge badly.
F. T. Russell has made improve
ments about the road in front of his
store which his customers will appre-
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Strowbridge of
Peacham visited at Henry Blake's
over the Sabbath.-Mrs. Kate Drury
and children of Stoughton, Mass, are
visiting her sister, Mrs. D. E. Goodrich.
Sheffield.
Mrs. Jonas Bruce is quite seriously
sick.
Bertha Jones gave a party to her
young friends last Friday afternoon.
Among visiting guests, now and
recently in town, are Mrs. Fanny Gift
fen and Rev. Macbeth.
Mrs. Laura ingalls, died on Wednes
day last. She leaves two sons, Frank
and Orman of this town.
Sutton.
About 100 attended the Aid picnic
OF Mrs. Drew's.
A new manager at the mari works,
John Farnham of ST. Johnsbury.
The Sabbath School had their an
nual picnic at Willoughby last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Daniel Ruggles is quite sick.
Mrs. Geo. w. Colby has had the
grip.
Miss May Colby and Miss Jennie
Abbey have returned from Ocean
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Berry, and Mrs.
Geo. Gordon camped at Bean pond
last week.
F. A. Holmes has returned from his
N. I'll. trip.
Mrs. Roana Hayward has gone to
Boston to live with her daughter,
Mrs. Oren Philbrick.
F. A. Johnson is taking vacation
at the White Mts.-Mr. and Mrs.
Smith are at Keura Park, N. j.
Road commissioner Taft with help
are in North Sutton building road
from So. Barton to Geo. Wheeler's.
Mr. Wilson, manufacturer of Will
sons Sarsaparilla, accompanied by