Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-08-03
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

yndOnVille.
T. n. Vail has gone to Europe on several
onths' absenc.
Mrs. w. S. LETTERS is visiting her sisters,
rah Bigelow and Emma Sampson, in
iddleboro, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Paige and Mr.. and
RS. II. L. Parker have been explorin G
" uebec and the beautiful Sagueunay river
Pr few days past.
The grounds around the bank are being
Ecely graded . and seeged. down, and
lshier Harris intends to have some
tass if such a thing can be made to
row.
z. NJ. Campbell and family have gone
Willoughby lake, where they hav e
red cottage in Fosters grove for two
eeks. After a weeks stay at the lake,
Gene starts out on fishing trip.
The dates for the fairs in this county are
follows: Northern Caledonia, Lyndon
i lille, September 2 and 8; !Ryegate and
Fells River, Dairymen's association, S..
yegate, September 9, Oand IL; Caledonia
bunty, ST. Johnsbury, September Is Is
nd II. 40
HI. E. Folsom's house is now in position
d their lot south of John LeBourveau's,
nd the work of finishing it into two tene-
hents will begin at once. A. P. Colcord
i'll Occupy the upper tenement and L. G.
odd the lower. The foundation is being
\ i'd for the Folsom's new house.
To- IF Il
Exercised over the buffalo bugs which are
b plentiful in nearly every house. The
Two most deadly enemies found yet are
round cloves and corrosive sublimate.
others claim that nothing but a tack ham
her applied vigorously will kill the pests.
By and by some of this sentimental jury
i i'll feel that poor Marshall Way has suf-
BRED long enough for disposing of a wife
Eho failed to add to his revenue and will
pin in petition that he may be liberated
nd go home to Wheelock to become once
more 'sthe man of good habits" and to Sc
ure more profitable wife. This verdict
erves warming upon the married women
# Vermont that if any of them are in del
cate health it is wisdom to get up and
lustle and be lively at their work as there
nav be other Marshall Ways and other
chicken hearted juries.-LyndonUiue Jour
saI.
East HardWick.
Mrs. ]. B. Curtis is on the sick list.
Mrs. J. B. Chandler is at home with her
health very much improved.
~ n
BORT News, Va, are visiting at her fathers.
Dr. Weeks was quite seriously injured
asst week by the overturning of his car
.iage.
West Burke.
John Cole, who has been on the sick list
or some weeks, is slowly improving.
Mrs. Mary Marshall has left for her
home in Boston. She intends visiting
friends on the way in n. H.
d. W. Cushing is very sick and not like
v to recover.-Rev. A. Howard has so far
as to attend church.
Byron Berry has bought the Stephen
switser place, and is moving the barns
md making other improvements.
Z. r. Wellington, of Minneapolis, and
MS sister, Mrs. Vail of Milford, and Jane
Wellington, of West Randolph, are occu-
oying the cottages of D. R. Densmore at
WiIloughby.
A lawn party was enjoyed by good
company in front of Ruggles' house Ice
,ream and cake were served, and a guest
from the Lake entertained the company
With reading.
Rev. g. n. Wright and family have gone
70 Portland, Me-, and other points, for a
.hree weeks vacation. Rev. Elliott, of the
Vermont Bible society, win supply the
pulpit Aug 2.
Miss Inez Winslow of Barton Landing