Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-09-14

Mrs. Turton Hill picked a ripe straw
berry in her field last Tuesday.
Miss Martha MouIton has gone to New
port to work in the overall factory.
G. r. Caswen is improving the buildings
on the Pinney farm; VIM. Swartz OF Der
by Line is doing the work.
J. A. Bradford, CT. Miller, Ernest Mill
er. e. E. Welch, j. F. Waterman and j. III.
Smith attended county court at Newport
last week.
Irasburgh.
Judge Thompson is in St. Adams hold
ing court.
Mrs. Nina Badger has returned home
from N. I'll.
j. France has returned to his home in
Dorchester, Mass.
The village schools were closed the Sc
cond day of the Barton fair.
Mrs. VIM. Bennett is visiting in Barre
Roland Dodd has gone to Worcester,
Mass.
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the parlor
of the Cong. vestry, Friday afternoon, this
week.
Mrs. Peavey has returned from Water
bury, where she has been spending month
with her nieces.
Arthur Harlow is attending school at
Barton Landing.-Miss Eva Dodd has re-
turned to her school in Haverhill, Mass.
There will be lecture given by S. Dom
aldson at the M. e. church Friday even
ing, Sept. 18th. Refreshments will be
served at the close of the lecture.
HI. A. Barney and wife from Milford,
Mass, are spending few weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. David Prance.-Rev. and Mrs. A.
G. Austin of East Burke spent last Sunday
in town.-Mrs. Julia Nye of Barton is stay
ing with Mrs. S. H. Howard, who is i'm
very poor health.
Lowell.
Miss Myrtle Sanborn is in Montreal
having her eyes treated.
Rev. Rose OF Jericho, former pastor,
has been here on a visit.
Curtis Ellis has moved to the rooms in
the Parker block, recently occupied by the
boys club.
HI, I'll. Lewis, photographer, is at his
studio in Parker's block, ready to do good
work in his line for anyone.
Splendid weather for the fair, and many
from town attended, some pronouncing it
the best they ever saw at Barton.
L. r. Wellman, of late quite sick, is bet
ter Frank Patterson, who has been
wrestling with jaundice is yellow, but bet
ter.
Mrs. G. A. Ewins and daughter Luena,
have returned to their home in Lowell,
Mass, having spent the summer with A.
III. Gardyne.
w. e. Curtis went to st. Adams lasbI
weeks and itbsIpreAnmed that the Senator
went as far west as Canton, that he might
seethe next president.
Uncle Toms Cabin was presented here
Monday evening by WithereI & Douds
company. Aside from the music, which
was fine, it was very poor affair.
WILDER Souther, on the Westfeld road.
has his new house ready for the masons.
The new house will add greatly to the
beauty and comfort of his good farm.
E. F. Greenwood has been here Of. late
and had the remains ofahis mother broth
eE iand'sisteruEsmoged- TO- the ReYne emeb
terry, and will put up a granite monument
on the lot.
lady with two children from Mont
gomery, while driving down the hill near
Albert Stebbins' was thrown out, children
and all, by the falling of the horse She
was quite badly hurt, but the children es-
capped injury.
Alfred Atwood, who has been to Oberlin
College for theological course, is home
on his vacation, to 60 to the Vermont |
University soon to pursue his studies.-
Prof. w. E. Finnegan from Brooklyn,
N. Y. Pyrotechnic Institute spends his
vacation here.
Morgan.
W.M.Taylor is repairing his farm build
ings.
Lula Burbic lost her pocket book, con-
tanning about IS and a return ticket while
attending the Sherbrooke fair.
Edison Chaffee of Lowell, Mass, has been
in town.-Mabel and Nettic Cobb have
been home.-CharIes Carpenter has been
here on business.
Newport.
Will Richmond is repairing and en-
arging his farm house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keith of Sharon are
visiting at E. j. Hills.
e. S. Dorman Of Bradford was here last
week on visit to his brother, o. s. Dor
man.
A good number from here attended the
air and races at Barton, and report a good
lime.
Gen. b. w. Lee of Lowell. Mass. was in
own last week. He was formerly con-
lected with the Arlington Hotel