Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-15


coma, N. H., to work.
A family reunion was held at the
home of Mr.. Charles White last week.
The first for ten years.
Glover.
Effie Lou Clark is home for vaca
ton.
The Marsh family are afflicted with
the measles.
Johnnie Hall is very sick with
4 typhoid fever.
| Mrs. Nelson Rand has been visiting
in Craftsbury.
Mrs. Dana Cook has been quite sick
with heart trouble.
Miss Coolidge of Boston is guest at
DIR. and Mrs Dow's
Mrs. E. T. Mcclellan has been visit
ing her son Frank, at Lyndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Seaver have
relatives from N. Y. visiting them.
The Sargent boys are cutting the
hay on the Mcclellan farm at Slab
City.
Chester Sherburne's daughters and
Miss Edna Fayer have gone to
Plymouth, Mass.
Rev. Brown has returned from his
vacation, and occupied the Cong.
pulpit yesterday.
DIR. w. F. Templeton and wife are
camping at Stone pond. The doctor
is in very poor health.
N. A. Norton has graduated at a
college in the west, and is home on
visit. He intends studying law.
The Walker Bros. and Hiram Davis
have finished haying at home, and
are going to Sheffield to cut grass on
shares.
Mrs. Hugh Carr who came home to
attend the funeral of her father, ID. T.
Cameron, has returned to Manchester.
She represents that the family is
very we'll situated in that city with
work enough at good wages.
West Glover.
Mrs. p. Bean is said to be improv
ing.
There was mistake in last weeks
MONITOR in regard to the visitors at
Will Aldrich's. 1t should have read
Mr.. and Mrs. Daley instead of Jockey.
Mrs. Bradley and daughter from
Burlington are spending the summer
at Henry Cook's.-Effie CLARK, who
has been teaching in Derby, is just
home from her school for a vacation.
Roland r. Monkey from Boston is
stopping here with friends.
William Cameron has purchased a
milk separator and pony power for
his dairy, and has them set up. He
is much pleased with the rig. He uses
yearling bull as motive power and
separates the milk of p COWS in 26
minutes. The machines were purchas-
ed of Amos Bean, agent.
Greensboro.
j. A. Crane, for some days sick, is
out again.
Prof. A. L. Hardy of st. Johnsbury
has cottage nearly completed.
Rev. j. w. Harris and Anna Cook
are attending the great convention
in Boston.
Robert Mitchell, whose sickness has
been mentioned in this paper, is fail
ing.
We were very much interested in the |
story in the last MONITOR about the |
Pulaski farmer, who had such good /
luck in shooting the partridge and /
getting the honey and the coons, and |
we believe CD every word of it.
The exciting event of the week was
the taking of an eight pound trout |
from the lake by DR.. Curtis Of Ran
dolph. He was fishing with Benz. |
Sanborn when the fish took the hook. |
He had a common tackle, a small
hook and an eight ounce rod. He had
no means of landing the monster fish
except to draw him in the ordinary
method. Seeing what he had on the
line he spent several hours in firing
out and drowning the trout. He
measured % inches in length and is
probably the largest fish ever caught
in Caspian Lake.
Holland.
A. L. Davis has built an addition to
his barn.
Jonathan Bryant has finished a ten
ement next to his store.
Henry Moulton and family are NOV
ing back from Canaan.
Mrs. Elmira Ames of New York is
in town visiting her children.