Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-01

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R. Fisk, G. Barnes, D. Smith, HI. Ry
Their, w. E. Fletcher, Geo. Nve, w.
Mossman, Geo. Rash, d. w. Robinson;
hydrant men, I'll. Gay, G. Rash.
Barton Landing.
The bobbin factory will not run this
week on account of repairs and the
| 4th.
Mrs. Carl French and her sisters
have been occupying their cottage at
Willoughby the past week.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the Cong.
church will furnish ice cream and
cake, July 4th, at the Austin block.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
E. church will furnish ice cream on L.
w. Hildreth's lawn on Tuesday ev-
ening next.
Children's Day was observed at the
M. E. church yesterday afternoon,
with very appropriate exercises. The
decorations were very pretty.
Several from this place went to
Willoughby Lake to attend the Chris
tian Endeavor convention last Tues
day and Wednesday. Several couples
also went out to spend the day yes
terday.
Chas. J. Bartlett recently received
the degree of Doctor of Medicine at
the Yale Medical school, taking the
first rank in his examinations of the
graduating class. He has accepted
the position of assistant professor in
that school.
Rev. L. Dodd of Irasburg preached
here yesterday in exchange with Rev.
j. K. Fuller. He gave an excellent
sermon at the Cong. church in the
morning and took part in the Chill
dren's Day exercises at the M. E.
church in the p. m.
South Barton.
Grandma Thompson is at Sutton on
visit.
R. B. Lang has employed a good
blacksmith.
ALB. Stanley is at North Woodstock,
n. H., at work.
Ernest Wheeler is having extra sue
cess hammering saws.
The summer term of school closed
the 28th with extra nice exercises by
the scholars. They show good adj
vancement in their studies. The pu
pills presented the teacher with pho
tograph album.
O. T. Willard, having got his hand
in in the business of barn building, is
putting up one on the place he recent
ly bought of the Folsom estate, 47x60
feet, with basement. John Forrest IS
doing the framing.
Albany. q5
Dr. Campbell is back home again
from a two weeks visit to the hos
pitfalls, where he has received much
on the treatment of the
eye and ear. He is rested up ready
for business. tk&@&
A. r. Campbell Of Morrisville, broth
er of DR.. Campbell, is getting consid-
cradle notoriety as an optician, and
his firm, Lang & Campbell, is doing a
large business. Mr.. Campbell and |
daughter, Bertha, accompanied DR.. |
Campbell on his Burlington trip, re-
Gently, and while there purchased
fine piano for the daughter.
Albany.
Mrs. @. w. Ellis is failing.
John Hafford is building large
barn.
L. M. Scott and son are at work in
IN Barton.
w. F. Ames is at work for VIM. Will
Iiams, at Barton.
Miss Bell Mccarthy of Boston is
visiting at A. Graham's.
The Epworth League had hulled
corn supper, Friday, June 2Sth.
A fine monument has been placed
On the family lot of E. E. Rowell, in
the cemetery.
S. r. Jenkins is home from Boston.
Miss Mamie Wyman graduated at
Lyndon last month.
Mr.. Porter Magoon lately visited his
brother, Reuben Magoon.
The school taught by John Bryant
will finish Wednesday,.
Children's Day was much enjoyed
1t the Center church Sunday, June %. :
Peter Flemming has let his farm to
lis brother in-law, Charles Burns of
P. @.
Misses Zaida Wiley and Bertha