Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-02


has been visiting her nephew, Ged
Humphrey, the past week.
The children, grand children, an
great grand children of Mrs. Telfe
met at James Telfer's on ThursdaN
last. 1t was a very happy OCCASION
as the nine children had not all me
together in the old home forsevenN
teen years. In the evening friend
and neighbors were invited in TO en-
Joy the evening and offer congratula
tions to Grandma Teller for her Ion
life, and the reunion Of her largo
family. The group was photographed
in the afternoon, and in the evenin
they were entertained by fireworks
Greensboro.
Martha Lang resumed her work a
Johnson Sept. ?.
Teachers meeting Saturday, Sept
9TH, at p. m. at the school-house|
All the teachers in town are request
ed to be present. Town SUPT.
Geo. Simpson and daughter ard
visiting friends here Charles Virgil
from Worcester, Mass, is i'm town.
A. @. Chase and wife are in Burling|
ton on a pleasure trip.-Gertie Simp
son and Clara Jackson are spending
a few weeks in Conn.
The following books have been
adopted by the school board: Read
ers, The Normal Course, Silver, Bur,
dette & Co.; spelling, Complete Spell
er, Leach, Shewell q Sanborn; geog,
raphy, Frye's and Warren's, CHM 8
Co.; arithmetic, GreenleaPs Com.
plete; grammar, Southworth and God.
dard, Leach, Shewell q Sanborn; his.
tory, U. S., Barnes, VT, Commits, and
Historical reader, futile Co.; physi-
ology, Dunglison Werner Co.
Holland.
Ernest Spaulding of Burlington Il
visiting at A. r. Moulton's.
G. @. Boynton is thoroughly repair
ing and painting his buildings.
Grace Bryant, who has been sicl
for a number of weeks, is convalesc.
ing.
Caswell & Son have their stock o.
logs all sawed and their men will soor
be in the woods.
Edward Bridget from New Yorh
city made his many friends here q
flying visit last week
Ed. Gaines was arrested last weel
for cruelty to animals. The same med
icine would be good for some others
Benjamin Hall has gone to Massa
chusetts to visit his children, where
he has seven living besides a number
of grandchildren.
Lee Hall and wife, former residenti
here, now of West Fitchburg, Mass.
are visiting in town. Mr.. Hall came
through on a bicycle.
@. f. Miller has rented his farm and
stock to L. e. Welch for one year
possession given the LIST of February
Mr.. Miller talks OF going to Richford
We are sorry to lose one of our good
citizens.
Chas. Bean, a former resident here.
writes your correspondent, from
Goffstown, N. H., that they are hav.
ing excellent luck raising beans there
On the 18th of July they found one
that weighed ten pounds. Congrat-
ulations, friend Charles.
Irasburgh.
The Irasburgh tennis players are
playing a practice tournament.
The w. @. It. U. will meet with Mrs.
F. A. Buchanan, Wednesday, at 2:3O
p. m.
Sullivan Clough and his son Arthur
have taken big lumber job OF Il. L.
Chandler.
Hon. E. p. Cotton is very low. IL
seemed Friday that he could last but
a few hours at most.
Many thanks to the band for the
open air concert Friday evening.
More would be appreciated.
Charles Sheperd is Boosting about
the two new members Of his family.
One is a boy and the other n girl.
Miss Gertrude Parker has a situa-
ton as teacher i'm one of the city
schools of Barre. She goes there the
last of this week.
Geo. Lee has gone to Montpelier to
attend school at the Seminary; he
will have charge OF the book and
stationery room and assist i'm tho
office.
Rev. p. N. Granger will give his
lecture "Three Years on n Whaler,"
at Court House Hall, Tuesday evening
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