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

four years has been taking mining
engineering course in Lehigh Univer
sity, S. Bethlehem, Penn, graduates
this week. He is expected home
soon.
Tyler, proprietor of the Brooks
House, Brattleboro, has issued a bro
chure setting forth the attractions of
Brattleboro for summer visitors and
others; the descriptions were written
by Lillian Wright.
The Lawn Party given by the @. E.
at Mrs. Harlan Woodworth's on the
evening of June z, was attended by a
large number of people. The straw
berries and cake were very good and
it was delightful evening for the fell
lows to go home with the girls.
Mrs. Herbert D. Miller and daugh-
ter 60 to Conn. soon, to make an ex-
tended visit. = Anna Thompson of
Lyndon is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Chaffee.- FL. E. Bedell and
wife of Newport are visiting friends
in town. DIR. Annie C.Martin of Bos-
ton has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. U. Bullard.- Mrs. Lawrence of
Lowell has been staying for time
with her daughter, Mrs. E. I'll. Hitch
cock Miss Ruth Wright has been
visiting friends in Newport G. w.
Bryant and wife visited Lot Edwards
of Derby last week. Miss Belle Bean
has returned to ST. Johnsbury.- Mrs.
Ed. Boynton has been visiting in Der
by and Newport.
Westmore.
Co. K. 10th Regt., will hold their
annual reunion at Lyons Grove,
Westmore, June 10 and 20. Camp
fire, evening of the 10Th. Come all
and help to have good time.
The Seventh annual meeting Of the
Orleans County Union of Y. P. S. C.E.
will be held at Lake Willoughby Tues
day and Wednesday, June % and 26.
The program is as follows: Tuesday
evening 100, devotional services;
7:3O, address, ''The Coming Manhood y
ception. Wednesday morning-6:O0,
sunrise prayer meeting; 500, ride on
Lake Willoughby; $50, devotional
service; 1000, "Showers Of Welcome, y
Rev. @. o. Gill; 1915, acceptance.
president; General subject, the Lords
Prayer, 1880, "Our Father the Chris
tian EndeavOrer's Leader, Matte
Reynolds, Albany; ''Hallowed be Thy
Name,'' w. S. Hubbard; s'Thy King
dom Come, ''Nettie Smith; "Thy Will, y
DIR. r. A. Gatchell; ''Gleanings."
Wednesday afternoon-1:30 "Praise
God from Whom all Blessings Flow"
led by thepresident; 1:45, reports and
business; 2:15, "Suffer Little Children
to Come Unto Me-" led by Miss Kate
Bennett; 2:45, "Our Daily Bread" H.
E. Webster; 800, tOur Trespasses, y
Hattie Flanders; I'Our Temptations, !"
o. W. Locke, Chime the Glory Dr..
F. d. Badger. 3:45, Aftermath; 4:30,
Ben Hur, round trip. Wednesday ev-
ening- song service; 1880, ad-
dress, j. w. Sault, st. Johnsbury;
conservation service. Bring Gospel
Hymns No. 6.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Arthur Fellier, an employee at A.
H. Ricker's saw mill in Groton, lad
an arm sawed off on Tuesday last, by
falling upon saw.
By carriage accident at Barnet,
Miss Nettie Gibson was hurt, Mrs.
Agnes Curtis had a leg broken, and
Mrs Nettie Holmes sustained such
injuries as TO cause her death. The
accident was due to the breaking of
the harness.
st. JOhnsbury.
A large number of witnesses were
brought before the county grand jur y
last week to testify in regard to
liquor sales, etc. Landlords Chase, of
the ST. Johnsbury House, and Frazier
of the Avenue House were indicted.
The officers found liquor in the Union
House, but the landlord had skipped.
West Burke.
B. Marshall has raised barn on his
farm 4Ox70 feet in size.
Rev. G. H Wright and family have
gone to Mass. to be absent for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Thompson and daughter, Mel
lie, have moved into DR.. Sleeper's
house.
A. Still is having a slow fever. Mr..
Stills people have been much afflicted
with sickness in the last year.
One morning last week fire was dis
covered on the roof of Watches
blacksmith shop, it having taken from
the chimney. Fortunately it was dis
covered in time to prevent much dam
age.
One night recently L. Green came
to the village and left his cornpopper