Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-06-22

derson next Wednesday afternoon. All
are invited.
A Republican caucus will be held at the
school house at WestGlover, Saturday even
ing June 9th, at z 80 p. M, to choose five
delegates and five aIternates to the county
Convention to be held at Barton June 30th
West Glover.
John Young is home from Burlington.
Mrs. Agnes Gilmour moves to the viii
la ge and has rooms in Mr.. Dexter's house.
H. Lewis has been confined to the house
with rheumatism.-Ro Young is hav-
ing severe attack of erysipelas.
Burt Lewis writes from Boston that he
is well pleased with his position in the en-
ploy of an electric goods firm in Boston,
and has been promoted as superintendent
in their shop.
The marriage of David Gilmour to Mag
gle Teller took place at the home of the
bride, Thomas Teller, on Wednesday. The
young couple went directly to their new
home, where in the evening they received
their many friends. Congratulations were
extended by all.
Greensboro.
The "District Skule," given Thursday
evening by the Ladies' Home Circle was a
success; nearly $50 was added to the treas
ury as the result.
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs. c. A. Silver and little daughter are
spending few days in Derby.
A. d. Rollins and wife are visiting their
friends in Cabot this week.
There will be an ice-cream and straw
berry festival at the M. E. vestry next Fri
day evening. There will be a curiosity
programme for entertainment.
Mrs. Gardner of Manchester, N. H., and
Mrs. Shaw of Morrisville, are stopping at
Mr.. Chas. Thompson's, helping to care for
their mother, Mrs. Mason.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. Solomon Clough remains very
feeble.
Mr.. Conway has moved into his house
purchased of George Hill.
Miss Matte HoIdridge has returned home
from Randolph and Montpelier.
w. f. Brewster has torn down the ell to
his house and is putting up a new one.
The item in regard to DIR. c. V. Rogers
last week should have read DIR. c.. V.
Bogue.
Charles Curtis and son from Lakeport,
N. H., are visiting Henry Ranger, his |
father in-law.
Mr.. Stanford is visiting his children. He |
has son in Olcott, daughter in N. H.,
and one in Conn.
Mrs. Eleanor Clough, who is 80 years of |
age, rode out from Albany to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Maria Houghton, last week.
Both societies attended Children's Day |
exercises at the NJ. E. church yesterday. |
The children, as usual, did their parts very |
nicely.
Miss Mary Killgarlin, who had been |
Kindly cared for at the home of DIR. Nc
'weeney's the past few months, died /
June 18th, of consumption.
VIM. Locke jameson died very suddenly |
N Santa Cruz, CAL, June Sd, of heart fail
Ire. He was a former resident of Irasburg
'ut for eighteen years has lived in Califor-
Tia.
Mr.. Tetrault, who has run our cheese
actory the past six or seven years, is a
uccessful cheese maker, and is making II
heese per day. Irasburgh factory cheese
lands No in market.
In spite of their many inventions the
armers find themselves outwitted by the
rows in their corn fields this year. Moth
ng daunted, they continue their vandal-
SIN, evidently belonging to the free trade
arty.
HI. HI. Somers, r. f. Drenan, Addison
arpenter and Ira Drew attended the state
nd district conventions last week.-Clar-
nee Eliza and Hattie Austin attended the
E. convention at Bloomington last
eek, also Misses Myra Taplin and Lottie
owles.-Helen Thompson attended the
exercises at st. Johnsbury ]
st week.
IOrgan.
B. 1. Cox and L. d. Farr, who have been |
Norton hunting and fishing, are home. l
elson packing shingles. c
Clarence Evans and r. E. Cheney are |
ome from Wheelock, where they have
zen canvassing. I
Thomas Goddard of Holland lost his [
'cket- book while fishing in brook near (
Ike Seymour recently, and cannot find it.
Nick. Morse of Derby and daughter, +
ent Sunday in town. - Mr.. and Mrs. b
astings of Derby Center visited at K. X. n
,rd's recently.
0. p. Wilcox and wife have been away. Y
veral days visiting friends. = Mrs. S. r.
ay has been in Holland visiting her pa
nts. = Geo. Pierce of Lyndonville has
en- visiting at w. H. CaIkins', the past
eek. - Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Waite are at T.
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