Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-07-06

OeO. WeDDeT - improving MS mousse nN
shingling, clapboarding and painting a.
Mrs. Greaves and Mrs. Pillsbury, havc|
gone to Montpelier TO visit their friends. Il
Mr.. Spaulding and wife OF Burlington.
who have been visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. r. Moulton, have returned home.
Elder Fairbanks Is expected 10 rcturnI
here the first of July and hold regular sor-|
vice in the Advent chapel once I'm two
weeks. Since the tent was pitched here
six weeks ago, about fifty souls have turn
ed from the error OF their ways, and TWEEN
ty have put on Christ by baptism. May
the good work go on.
Irasburgh.
Roland Dodd has returned home from
Hyde Park.
DIR. l.. f. Brewster and family are visit
ing at his fathers.
Several of our young people took a trip
to WiIloughby the 4th.
Henry Somers is very sick.-Mrs. Wall
lace Priest is also quite i'll.
Charles Locke does not improve ina
health as his friends had hoped
Mr.. Dennison from Boston visited al
George b. Brewster's last week.
Mrs. Solomon Clough died Tuesday,
morning, June 3Oth, after a long illness.
Miss May Wheeler is visiting in Lyn
don.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schofeld were
in town over Sunday.
The pupils i'm the higher department OF
the village school gave reception Friday
evening at the hotel hall. Cake and ice
cream were served.
Mrs. Benjamin and daughter from Hard
wick visited at Mr.. Drenan's.-Mr. and
Mrs. Colby from West Burke visited at
Rev. p. N. Changers.
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the parlor
of the Cong'l church, Friday afternoon OF
this week. Supper will be served at
o'clock. All cordially invited.
DIR. l.. Il. Brewster returns to Boston
this week. The DIR. is a first-class dentist,
and has a fine business in Boston. His
family will remain few weeks.
w. p. Beauclerk graduated from the
medical department of the u. " M. az
Burlington last week, and with his family
returns home this week Tuesday.
The village school closed last Friday. II
has been pleasant and profitable term IN \
all departments. Nothing but good re-
ports have been heard from the other
schools i'm town.
Through some mistake the name Of
Mrs. Willard OF East Montpelier was
omitted from our last weeks report OF the
convention. Her singing was very fino
and was much enjoyed by all.-ED.
In the Morrill, hill school, Dist No. 2,
taught by Percy Templeton there were
10 names entered upon the register. Aver
age attendance IL 1880. Those having nc
absent marks were Bertha Bailey, Kate
Churchill, Blanche Churchill, Walter Har-
low, Lenora Watson and Willie Bailey.
There was but one tardy mark. At the
close of the term the teacher was presented
with paper cutter from his pupils.
The Irasburgh base ball team played
the Newport "Granite Cutters last Sat-
urday, and beat them IA TO 10. Cotton put
up great game. He struck out 10 men hi
and showed them his arm was not made OF
glass. Up to the 5th inning the Newport
had no scores, but on account OF errors
they ran I'm ID in the last innings. II he
best batting was done by Cotton, who
made a home run before the ball was
brought TO the diamond. This Irasburgh
battery deserves praise for their work.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. b. Grant came from
Manchester, n. H., for the burial az THEM
little daughter Ruth, aged ten months.
Funeral services were held at Mr.. Grants
old home Tuesday, June %, where his
mother and brother Fred now i've The
little grave was lined with flowers. Mr.
and Mrs. Grant wish TO express their
thanks to the choir and to their many
friends for their kindness and beautiful
floral gifts. We learn from the Manches-
ter Union that services were also held az
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Grant ian
Manchester. There were many flowers,
among them mound from the father and
mother, bouquets of white pinls, sweet
peas, forget-me- nots, red and white roses
and pond lilies.
Morgan.
o. L. Farr is at work at Island Pond.
VIM. vinton is home from North STRAIT
ford, n. III.
Frank LaClair and his mother are home
from Barre.
Quite a number OF our people attended
the campmeeting at Beebe Plain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Adams of Derby
have been visiting relatives In town.
Mrs. A. III. stoddard OF Maiden, Mass. ),
has been visiting relatives In this place.
School closed i'm District No. J., with APP
exercises, Miss Fuller, teacher.
S. Lord, who has been sick at Il. X.
Lords, has returned 10 his sons In Hol-
and.
Mrs. Frank Buck and son from Man
chester. N. H. are AZ her faLhnrla Vim