Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-06-01


L. Foster has finished working for
lie & Davis, where he has been the past
Z. Lambert has returned from Boston,
ere he went to purchase porta BILE
h.
red Richmond has gone to Lowelltown,
Inc, to work for Skinner & French in
lumber business.
he Lady of the Lake is being put in
pc for the season and will commence
un about June 18th.
lon. j. L. Dickerman and wife returned
n Col. last Wednesday, where they had
Ih to spend the winter.
III. Green is building a two-story
tding on Eastern Avenue where he will
b his stock of caskets, etc.
B. Horton has improved the looks of
block by building a bay window on
front room of the second story.
y. E. Collins has purchased the small
Sc on the Coventry road, about mile
|n the village, formerly owned by A. F.
TT.
low Bean of Glover is at work in the
t-office. He formerly worked in the
|ver post office.-Harry Black is at work
he store of Richmond & Dolloff.
|he delegates from the Cong. church to
County Conference at Albany this
TX, are Mr.. and Mrs. Will Richmond,
10. Sargent and w. w. True. Dele
rs to the State meeting at Bradford,
|. c. E. Fay and c. F. Ranney.
Re are pleased to learn that Fred A.
unit of this place has been selected to
blk at the commencement of st. Johns
" academy, also that Clarence Rich
hid has been selected to speak in con-
for prizes at Burlington, where he has
h attending school the last year.
he 54th annual meeting of the Orleans
[nty Medical Society will be held at
parlors of the Newport House, Thurs
|, June 4th, at o'clock p. m. Follow
is the program: Reading of Records;
|eption of Members; Reports; Pres1-
It's address; Paper, ''The Opium Hab-
DR.. J. c. Rutherford; Topic for Dis
sion, ''Peritonitis;" .'Morbid Anato-
and Etiology," DIR. r. B. Skinner;
mptomatology and Diagnosis" DIR. j.
Blanchard; ssPrognosis and Treatment"
j. G. Campbell; Report of Cases; Elec-
of Officers; Payment of Dues; Ad-
rnment.
wport Center
liner Niles has moved into the A. L.
e house.
rank Cello has let his farm in Dist. No
20 Albert Tracy.
RS. Lucy Pyer, who has spent the win
at Coventry with her son Orrin, has re-
ned home.
RS. Lovina Armstrong and her son,
uncey have gone to visit friends in
nklin county.
lin Kilby is laying foundation for a
mill this summer.
RS. John Morse has bought the A. l..
e house.-Clark Rogers has traded his
e in the village for farm in Glover.
rth Troy.
he Palladium learns that very large
age of corn is to be planted in that sec
of the county, some parties who have
$ putting in thirty acres. = q ~ .ssH
,stfield.
rim. o. J. Gross preached in the M. E.
rch in Jay, Sunday, May 81.
he meeting of the c. E. Society held
day evening May "a, and led by Mrs.
,. Ryder, was devoted to the interests
he G. S. S. and P. So. and at the close
Tas raised for that society.
on. N. c. Hoyt and wife went to Mont
lery last Friday.-Mrs. Mary Johnson
rned to Albany last week.-Mrs.. Ell
Courser is in Richford caring for a
brother.-W. B. Gilpin and his son
lace have gone to Boston, Worcester,
Providence on business trip.
Republican caucus was held last Fri
evening to elect delegates to the state
vention. Eugene l.. Miller was chosen
rman and E. II. Hitchcock, secretary.
delegates chosen were Geo. w. Miller
VIM. w. Wakefield. This town sup
IS the gallant Major for governor, every
:.
lst Friday evening the village school
memorial exercises in the town hall.
hall was very prettily and appropriate
licked and trimmed with flags and
greens, Revs. Gregory and Atwood
e both present; large audience pack
he hall; the pupils did finely, reflect
much credit upon those who had
ned them.
IS tmOre.
rs. Mansur of Island Pond is spending
W days at her cottage here.
loot is suffering from slight shock.
bner Buskey has pneumonia.
ne Peak Sisters entertainment brought
a full house. All enjoyed the enter
ment very much. Proceeds, SO.
:. w. Goes little steamer broke her
rings in Tuesdays wind storm, drifted
and sunk in twenty feet of water, she