Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08

Ehly repaired and has commenced
summers work, leaving here each
rning at 7:3O, going as far as
brgeville and returning at II; leav-
again at p. M, returning at GAO.
Monday, but one trip will be made,
wing at the usual time and return
about d. m. Ed. Miles has been
gagged as purser.
the 4th was celebrated here as usual,
h horse trot, etc. The police kept
boys as quiet as possible during
night previous. The slow race
me off before daylight, the principal
tticipants being Charles and the
rel of kerosene oil. The police in
ms us the the barrel got there just
same. II would not do so again."
ere was a good attendance at the
Fk, where the people were enter
ned by horse and cycling races.
rt Massey received injuries from
; explosion of fire crackers which
had in a knapsack, slung on his
builder, his hand being badly torn.
festfield.
Miss Mary Root is canvassing for a
|ok.
Mrs Brown of Island Pond has been
sitting her daughter, Mrs. Willard
lrman.
|F. H. Marcy of Palmer, Mass, was
town last Week.-Mrs. Ada Brown
ent to Montgomery last Friday for
short stay.
Twenty years ago, Mrs. Willard
brman procured cup of yeast of a
Bighbor With this for beginning
le has made two gallons or more Of
east every two or three weeks since,
Id now has yeast of superior
1ality. Problem: How much of the
'iginal cup is in that which she is
sing at the present time?
The school item in the last issue
,emed to be rather mixed. The
.hool in the village taught by Miss
innie Wark of Wheelock and Miss
abel Durivage ofLowel1 closed June
!: also the one in the Lepierre Dist.
Y Miss Winnie Farman, and the one
the Trumpass Dist. taught by Miss
ora Wakefield of Montgomery.
1t would be an excellent idea for
e Epworth Leagues of this section to
lgage the Rev. P. n. Granger of
asburgh to deliver his Interesting
cture entitled, ''Three Years on
-haler - in the different towns.
knows the Elder, and all
ould like to hear him tell fish
DRY, for everybody knows he could
III it well.
In the issue of June oath, Green's
BRO propounds TO MONITOR readers
e following problem: A lets his
gar place to B on shares. B to have
o lbs. more than half the sugar
ade. A MONITOR reader Of this
'wn who has had experience leasing
1T sugar places, inform us that \
lould receive 16 lbs. for his share,
nd B should receive 416 for his share.
B is to have 200 lbs. more than one
alf, he should receive one half of
2, or 216 plus 200 which equals 416
, BIS share. 416 from 432 leaves 16,
: A's share.
The glorious Fourth passed off very
Ieasantly. There was union S. S.
icnic in Erwin Clark's grove in which
DWELL people joined. After dinner,
ev. Albert Gregory gave an address,
lie children spoke pieces, and there
as singing. These were followed by
arious contests. The one occasion
g the greatest excitement was the
Ig of war between Lowell and West
cid; ten picked men from each town
.asped the rope, and pulled for
very ounce they were worth. For
me it was question what the result
ould be, but finally the Westfield
,am gained the day.
VeStmOre.
New cottages are going up at differ
ut points along the shore.
The roads in town were probably
ever in better condition than at
resent.
D. r. Densmore of West Burke is
uilding cottage on the j. w. Hyde
It.
Mrs. Richardson has put the Will
ughby Lake house in fine order, and
in readiness for her city boarders,
no have already begun to arrive.
Sanford Orne of Charlestown,
lass, spent a few days in town last
eek Mrs. r. f. Hunt and children
Lancaster, n. H., are visiting at
eymour Hunts.
School in district No. closed Tues