Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-08-10

where he has been working for the past
three months,-not on a fishing trip as
reported last week.
William Leggett OF Waterbury, Conn.
is visiting at James Telfer's-John Wood
ards sister and nephew OF Randolph have
been visiting him the past week.-Mrs..
DIR. Warren Clark Of Broclxton, Mass, Is
visiting at S. M. Clark's.
Greensboro.
1t is said that there is one hundred camp
ers on the shores OF Caspian Lake.
Ben Olmstead and son OF Littleton, N.
H., are visiting his mother who IN quite
feeble.-Mrs. M. McDaniels and son OF
Cambridge, Mass, are visiting here and
in Caledonia county.
The Rossini Quartette Of Boston, who
are to sing here August 10Th, is one OF
Boston's best quartettes. And coming
the next week after our convention the
people will be in good trim 10 enjoy and
appreciate vocal concert such as they al
ways give.
The second annual Summer Musica
Convention win be held I'm the Cong.
church Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
of this week. The Eureka Male Quar-
tette has been engaged and much pains
have been taken to make this OF much
benefit to all lovers OF music Free en-
tertainment will be provided for all sing
ers joining the chorus. Rehearsals will be-
held at 1000 a. M, 200 and 700 D. m.
Concerts on Thursday and Friday even
ings at 500, and matinee on Friday
afternoon at o'clock. Chorus and sea-
son tickets S1.00; concert tickets, rs cts !;
matinee Is cts; single rehearsals 10 cts.
Everyone is heartily invited TO attend.
Holland.
Mrs. Martin Ferrin from Claremont, n q.
H., is visiting in town.
f. Simmons has bought one OF his
brothers farms, and moved onto IL.
Willie Kelley has started his reaper He
has also bought a Mccormick corn har-
vester.
Haying is well along and a good crop re-
ported. Other crops are looking well on
an average.
Irasburgh.
The Y. p S. c. E., will give a lawn party t
at Rev. l.. Dodd's, Aug. 21st. The band
will furnish music.
The Ladies' Aid will hold their annual \
meeting for the election OF officers with
Mrs. Granger on Thursday. A large at
tendance desired. u .u.nv
Lowell
V. NJ. Parker and wife visited friends In .
Irasburgh and Barton last week.
Hon. Frank Plumley OF Mortified viii
speak here next Friday. BE sure and hear
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Edison OF charles
town, Mass, are spending their summer
vacation at hotel Sawyer. Mr.. Edison II a
native of this town and enjoys returning
here each year for his outing.
Misses Anna and Laura Hoovey former
residents here, but now living in the West
are visiting at Hon. W. u. Curtis.-Dr.
Jules Chevigney is entertaining a friend,
Mr.. Perrault, of Montreal for few days.
Harry Wellman and Hartman Corey are
in Burlington, making the trip awhool.
They expected TO return Friday, Aug. z,
while fishing from the wharfs below the n
city, they discovered the remains of n man
floating in the water The boys were held h
by the Chief of Police to await the iden IL
ication of the remains.
Morgan.
A deer was seen recently near the VIII
son Hill road
Mr.. Thompson Of Derby Is moving onto
his place, recently purchased OF u. Bean.
Miss Myrtle Gray attended the teachers
examination held at West Charleston,
Aug. and 4.
Mr.. Young, of whom mention was made
i'm the last issue, died at the home OF his
sister, Mrs. Horace Matthews. Funeral
from the house, Aug ?, Rev. j. Il. Baxcn-
dale officiating.
Willie Morse of Derby Ctr, has been
visiting his grandfather, Mr.. Demick, and
other relatives in town.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
A. Addison OF Brompton, p. c., are visit
ing at Arthur Daggett's. Maurice Bur-
bank and family OF Gorham, n. H., are
visiting at James Bullock's.-M Marshall
Call<ins of westmore is stopping at his
fathers, w. II. Calkins.
Newport.
Edison Hope has gone to Burlington on
a visit
Mrs. Frank Tower has gone to Mont
pelier and Rochester on visit.
j. A. Lorimer and wife have returned
from trip to Canada.
Mrs. G. T.. Fay has gone to Bolton
Springs, p. G., for a week.
b. f. Hamilton has moved into j. y.
Fosters tenement over his store.
Rev. w. p. Squires of Corunna, Mich,
preached at the Baptist church Aug. 9th.
The Y. p. S. c. r. have a social next
Tuesday evening. Ice cream viii be serv-
ed.