Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-09-07


The expenses in attending this school are
not very high. It is so arranged that
students can enter at any time.
Prenarations are completed and the
weather has prepared itself for the big fair
which is to be held here this week. COM
mencing tomorrow. There will be the
usual fair. with several side attractions
large field of horses and good ball game
The women are making preparations to
put their side of Floral Hall in better
shape than usual. Special request is made
that those having pretty plants and those
who can furnish cut flower decorations
bring them in on Tuesday or early Wed
nesday morning.
South Barton.
Cora Terrien has heen home from Keene,
N. Fl. visiting friends.
s. r. Coburn has moved into the house
with his brother, Clarence. - Orrin Gray
has moved on to the Walker place, recent
ly purchased of James Forrest.
Mrs Walter Bostwich, here on a visit
from r. l., has been seriously sick
Among other visitors here are DR.. Chase at
Adds Barber's; Lulu Folsom, Mrs. Olive
Young and daughter, and Mrs Albert
Duke of N. Fl. Mrs. F. j. Duke and
daughter are going to n. FL. with Mrs A.
Duke when she returns, for a short visit
Barton Landing.
Joseph Clough has his new house well
under way.
E. L. Chandler is changing his office
huiIdinp into q tenement hOuSe
G. D. French is building a new barn..
G. Turnbull is building an addition to his
creamery.
Miss Zaida Wiley has returned to
Rochester, VT, where she will teach the
coming year.
Mrs. J. Chamberlain and Miss Adelaide
Fletcher have been visiting in Lyndon and
ST. Johnsbury.
The band boys have organized, and
commenced work with fourteen memb ers,
mostly old players.
Rev. o. E. Newton of Evansville sup
piled the pulpit at the NJ E. church yes
terday in a very acceptable manner.
There is to be an illustrated lecture by
Prof. Morrill, of Canada at the NJ. E.
church this evening This is highly re-
commended by those who have heard it.
In the Boston Journal of Sept. 2. APP
peared telegram from this village to Geo.
Fred Williams announcing that as a result
of his labors at Newport Bloomington had
cast 151 repu blican votes to one democrat
ic, which is better than 16 to /.
Albany.
Fred Newton IS going to Hardwicl1 to
work at his trade.
John II Eslyg is attending, school in st.
Johnsbury.oF. 10 sefss sa3 isaise6 sros7sq
The Misses Hovey, who have been the
guests of Mrs. w. A. Shepard, have re-
turned to Massachusetts,.
J. T. Robinson, who has recently been
in town visiting his children, L. F. Robin
son and Mrs Stowen, has returned home.
D. L. MCGUIRE has purchased a building
lot in front of the j. B. Darling place of
the Nathan Beede estate, and will erect
house e 9
South AIbany.
osn,sIacQM4L gaa19q 10 91RIa1
Seldoq Cass has as returned to his work
Mrs. Gray and her grand daughter have
home to Rhode Island.
Harvey Rowell and Trueman Jerome
have taken the cider mill of o. j. Cass,
and viii make cider this fall.
The M. E. church will hold their Sunday
services in the future at half past one in
stead of half past ten; and the Sabbath |
School an hour earlier, at half past twelve. |
East Bloomington.
Miss Annie E. Grey began her term of
school in Morgan, Aug. 31st
A. Drown injured his foot while work
ing on the ledge.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Foss were visiting
friends in Morgan last week.-Claude
Turner has gone to his home in Nashua,
n. H.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark have
gone to Hardwick.
Harry Bickford is going to work in the
bobbin mill.
Miss Grout of Newport teaches our
school.
Miss Sadie Smith is attending school at
Barton Academy.
A. A. Provancha is laying the founda
ion for f. Lapierre's new barn.
Mr.. E. j. Alexander and wife of St. AL
oans have been in town on short visit.
A little child of Louis Wiley died Sept.,2
,he funeral was the Sd, Rev. w. e. Doug
ass officiated.
A slight frost the morning after election,
put it wasn't necessary as there is only
one democrat in town.
Miss Ada Lapierre and friend from
Rutland are here visiting at Miss Lapierre's
ather, Mr.. FL. Lapierre.
East Charleston.
A new boy baby at Lincoln CamnbelI's.