Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08
at the bridge below the village yes

greatly improved and will return
home soon.
FIJI. Larrabee of Craftsbury, who
has been at the University of Yer
mont the past year, is working in this
place short time.
ED. Collins and friend and Rev.
J. K. Fuller and son are on fishing
trip to the Connecticut lakes. Mrs.
Fuller has been spending a short time
at Richford.
The 4th was celebrated here by the
usual noise at midnight. The cannon
was considerate enough to burst and
put an end to the racket without hurt
ing any one; but it did some injury to
@. E. Joslyn's house.
South Barton.
A company of young people are 60
ing from here to Willoughby, camp
ing.
Oliver Young from Springfield,
Mass, is here visiting his sister, Mrs.
B. @. Berry.
Lila Kimball is home from Olcott
Falls, where she has been at work in
Stanford's large boarding house.
John Stanley came very near break
ing both of his legs, while at work for
O. 7. Willard laying the stone under
pinning for his barn; he was badly
bruised.
Albany.
Mrs. J. G. Campbell and daughter
have returned.
Miss Donaldson is home to spend
her summer vacation.
Miss Matte Reynolds has gone to
Boston to attend the e. convention.
Misses Maggie and Jessie Marnock
Of Fall River, Mass, are visiting at
Il. Marnock's.
@. E. Rogers dislocated his shoulder
on Saturday, giving DR.. Campbell a
chance to exercise his newly acquired
skill.
The Ladies' Circle of the NJ. E.
church will hold an ice cream and
strawberry festival Friday evening of
this week. All invited.
Rev. E. G. French of Johnson visit
ed Rev. Cameron last week. Rev.
John Norris of Middletown, n. Y,
preached at the Cong. church last
Sabbath
Rev. A. J. Cameron will attend the
international convention this week.
From Boston, he will go to Portland,
Me-, to spend his vacation. His pull
pit will be vacant till Aug. 4.
j. @. Burke, Esq, wife and children
are in town on visit.-Geo. Huntoon
of Lowell, Mass, a former resident, is
spending a short vacation here
Samuel Cushing of Mass. is guest at
James McGuire's, to remain some
weeks.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Mary Colley is improving her
house by painting, papering, etc.
The 4th passed off pleasantly here.
From five to seven hundred people
were present.
May Marsh finished her school in
district No. 1 last Friday. She will
attend the summer school at Barton.
Dan'l Gregory and wife are in town
visiting their children.-Mrs. Carrie
Longe is visiting at Mrs. J. Wyman's.
The Express gives an account of a
surgical operation, which was recent
ly performed on the son of A. Provon-
cha by DR.. Branch of Newport, in
which two quarts of solid matter was
removed by some sort of an instru-
ment from his stomach.
The grafton delivered by Rev. Mr..
Rowland July 4th was very patriotic
and eloquent one. There is still some
old fashioned patriotism left in the
people, and they are willing to devote
a portion of one day in the year to
things which still inspire it.
Mrs. Everett Burrows parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cooley Of Coaticook, P. O.,
are visiting her.-Charlie and Vanesa
Buchanan of West Lebanon, N. H.,
are spending few days in town.
Mrs. James Coles mother, Mrs. Lara
way of Cowansville, P. O., is making
her visit.-Mrs. Sprague of Glover
came last week to spend awhile with
her nephew, Warren Huse.
East Bloomington.
Mrs. Margaret Mckay has bought
half of the Geo. White farm.
Sampson and John Drown have
bought the Nathan Newman place.
Quite number from this place at
tended the campmeeting at Beebe
Plain June 30th.