Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-07-13

here they expect to remain few weeks
ey will then return and make theil
ture home in this village dunn.
Organ.
The fire works were very good at the
rner the 18th.
Farmers have commenced their haying
this vicinity with an average crop.
James Cox got burned about the face,
bile assisting in the fire works the 4th.
Mrs. Susan Hopkins of Derby Line is at
Hank Lords to visit her brother, Samuel
rd, who is very feeble.-Arthur Miller
ID Ernest Hamilton, son of Rev. Ham1l-
b, visited at A. NJ. Gray's recently.-Mr.
d Mrs. David Wilcox of Charleston Wis
d friends in town recentIy.-Mrs. Alice
ay and Mrs S. E. Gray have been visit
here.-Frank Taylor from Franklin Co.
been visiting in town.-Mrs. l.. Love
and her sons of n. Dakota have come
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.
K. Lord.-CharIes Daggett of South
yalton is visiting at Arthur Daggett's.
Mr.. Walter Weatherby and wife, and
I. Webster and wife of Lyndonville were
ests at l.. p. Brooks, the 4th.
bwpOrt.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon are spending few
&eks at the beach.
V. F. Hamilton has commenced found
on for new set of buildings on Central
q. T. Blanchard has purchased Farmer
Hylor's studio and will continue business
the same place.
y. N. Brady and j. M. Hazel went to
icago to take in the fun at the demo-
&tic convention.
will Bean is at work for the Orleans
8ust Co.-Bert Chamberlin is at work in
wis & Robatille's drug store.
Iieo. Root has returned from visit to
|ston and Lowell, Mass.-Will Ranney
s returned from his vacation, which he
bnt in n. n. and Mass.
Hon. E. ]. Phelps, ex-minister to Eng
bd, spent few days last week in New
|rt. He is visiting points of interest in
brthern Vermont for pleasure and health.
Mr. and Mrs.A.M Bradley of Springfield,
hss., are visiting their daughter, Mrs. G.
Prouty of North Dakota,
ormer resident of this town, is guest
U. A. Prouty's.-Mrs. Parsons of Boston
here on a visit to her sister, Mrs. D. r.
etson.-Mrs. A. w. Hallenborg of Bos-
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Stewart.-Harry Chamberlin of Bos-
! is here on visit to his many friends.
10Y.
drs. Heman Buck has the measles.
are plenty, being sold for
e cents Id.
Holland Temple saw two deer in his
adow the past week. 7aoo 1s3HSd Z1n
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Martin have 3 nov
to Manchester, N. H.
Charlie Buck is in Washington attend
!, the c. z. convention.
Will Roylston of Glover is stopping a
' weeks with A. ]. Coburn.
charlie Laid has new sail boat on his
nd which will carry twenty persons.
Henry Buzze1 and wife of Grand
pids, Mich, are with his father, Joseph
zzell, for their vacation. ; dtfm ns4st 5na
frank Kennedy of Bradford is1in town Z
ing the haying on his afarmaa He says
lss in his part of the State is very light,
ing to the scarcity of rain.
George Stevens of Bolton visited his
other, Charles Stevens, recently.-Mr.
4 Mrs. Walter Cleveland from Colorado,
4 James and Willie Jones from Boston,
former residents, are in town visiting
cir many friends and relatives.
estfieId.
". w. Farman supplied for the Rev. L.
Atwood in the Cong'I church at Lowell,
nday morning July II.
The babies belonging to w. d. Bell, Don
oodworth and A. p. Ryder have been
k; the last named has spinal meningitis.
Mrs. Carrie Miller recently visited
ends in Albany.-Mrs. Willard Farman
ited relatives in Island Pond last week.
Mrs. Chester Towle and daughter of
sbon, N. H., and Mrs. Homer Goodrich
We been visiting in town.-Nettie Good
h and her mother have gone to the
hite Mts.
rhe school in the Trumpass school
use taught by Miss Florence Wakefield,
e one in the Lepierre school house
ught by Arnold Edmunds, and the
imary department in the village taught
Miss Mabel DuriVage all closed last Fri
v. The higher department taught by
of. o. ]. Gross closes today.-Miss En-
4 Wakefield, who has been teaching in
Center has finished her
hool there and returned home. She has
en- engaged to teach the fall term there.
TeStmOre.
Summer boarders begin to arrive.
Henry Buskey is building a barn, and
III. Goodwin has one under way.
r. Elliot has moved to the mill house,
ID d. Quint of Manchester, n. H., has