Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-08-12

ternational Lumber Co., was in town
last Week.-Mrs. Helen Shaw of Bos-
ton, daughter of B. E. Shaw, formerly
of this town, is visiting here.-Rev.
w. @. Somerville and wife of Coatl-
cooke, P. O.. former pastor of the
Cong. church here, are in town on
visit.
North Troy.
We are soon to have telephone
connections with Richmond.
1t is expected that private parties
will soon put in a dynamo to light
their manufactures.
o. S. Annis Esq, States Attorney,
has moved into his new Office on the
south side of Main street. Drop in
and see how nicely he is situated.
People in this vicinity will be sorry
to hear that S. S. Johnson, former
resident of this town, was quite bad
ly hurt by falling from load of hay
recently.
wagon jack to parties in Conn. for a
generous sum. Mr.. Currier is not
only quite an inventive genius, but he
has the faculty of selling his inven-
ton.
Westfield.
VIM. Dickson has had his house
painted inside and out 108
The w. R. G. held it's monthly
meeting with Mrs. Will Trumpass
last Friday afternoon.
The Methodists held a social at
Eugene Miller's last Wednesday
sfternoon and evening.
Miss Cora James of Worcester,
Mass, a niece of A. G. Hitchcock,
has been engaged as first lady assist
ant in the Bakersfield Academy.
Miss Florence Wakefield has been
engaged to teach the fall term of
school in the Lapierre schoolhouse,
and Miss Nora Wakefield of Mont
gomery has been engaged to teach in
the Trumpass schoolhouse.
Ollie Kenison is sick with typhoid
fever.-Miss Lena Gilpin was sick
last week.-Thomas Gilbert has join
ed the invalid corps.-Mrs. Herbert
D. Miller was very sick last week
with asthma and heart trouble, but is
a little better now.
Last week Judge Hoyt and wife
Flat, and Magog. Lawyer Annis
staid in town last Friday night.-H. E..
Bedell and family of Newport visited
in town last week.-Thomas Kirk has
returned to Providence.-Jane Crosby
who has been visiting at Reuben
Wright's, has returned to Compton.
Mrs. E. H. Hitchcock staid with
her mother in Albany last week; this
week she is in Lowell.-Walter Burn
ham and wife went to Johnson re-
Gently to visit an aged aunt of Mr..
WeStmOre.
Mrs. Henry Gage is quite sick.
Will King is making extensive re-
pairs Oh Ills IOuoO. 4t -5sanGf4 /
Gabe Cram is making preparations
to build a steamboat so feet long.
On account of the bad weather the
lawn party was given up and the en-
tertainment held in the church; the |
campers rendered some very fine
and many thanks are due
them for their kind assistance and
generous contributions. Proceeds,
SO.
John Gilman and family returned |!
last week to their home in Calais
E. Stafford and family of Barton |
Landing are camping in Go. K cot
tage.-Miss Helen M. Gates of st. |
is boarding at A.W.Lyon's. |
Ira Watson Of Sutton was in town
last week.-The Rowells of Albany
and Barton are in their cottage at
Fosters grove.
CALEDONIA COUNTY,.
Sutton.
Fred Chapman is on the sick list
again.
F. A. Holmes is on a months vaca-
ton in n. H.
Miss Mae Colby and Mrs. Jennie
Abbey went to Ocean Park last week.
Miss Katie O'Brien of Mass. is
spending her vacation with her sister,
Mrs Anna Mitchell.
The A. @. F's will have a special |
song service next Sabbath eve, 0
which, it is hoped, everyone will
come.
Rev. w. Smith has gone to n. Y.