Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-08-24

bster's. This is the first time she has
r visited Vermont, and she can hardly
enough in praise of the beauty of the
merry
The Cong. parsonage grounds were at
ctively decorated with Chinese lanterns
Friday evening, and the lawn party
der the direction of the C. E. society a
~ pleasant occasion. Cake and ice
am were served.
Irs. L. Buck and son Edward from Fair
are visiting in town.-Mrs. Martin
ane was in town last Tuesday.-Mrs.
Icy Curtis is stopping with her mother
her old home.-Dr. Leonard Brewster
lm Boston is in town for few days.
Miss Emma France has returned home
bm Minnesota-Mr May Boynton is
Ipping at Geo. Hill's.-N1rs. Mary Corley
bit home from Lyme, N. H.-Geo. Lee
IA Frank Manuel have returned from
lexis outing at Willoughby.-Dr. Beau
rk and family have returned home from
nbridge.
5AlI who are or should be interested in
nday School work are especially invited
attend the meeting in the Cong. vestry,
lursday evening. D. NJ. Camp of New
rt will give an address in behalf of Sun
School work in the county and the
Tvs and means of reaching those in re-
bte districts.
clarence Austin is to teach the higher
partment of the village school, Frank
Rompson the intermediate, and Miss
" nnie McNeal from Colchester the prima-
department. Miss Kate Berry will
|bch in Brighton, Hattie Austin on Bur
b hill, Gertrude Parker in the Ware dis
ct. Fanny Dodd in the Kidder district,
II Percy Templeton on Morrill, hill.
DWELL
|B. t. Woods is with us again after an alb
nee of six weeks.
Geo. Curtis is entertaining friend, Mr..
bpkins of Montpelier.
Mrs. L. P Atwood and her son have re-
|rned from a visit to Mass.
la bear with two cubs was seen recently
Joseph Labounty's pasture.
H.. r. WeIlman will adopt the cash sys-
m the first of September. See ad. in this
[per.
Ia. H. Parker and family, who have been
sitting friends in this section for some
eeks, returned to their home in Burling-
n Friday.
Irwin Stephenson was nominated at the
caucus for town representative
l d. Ill
N nominee. -
In the recent game of ball between Iras-
1rghs and st. Johnsbury's Geo. Curtis of
lis place held down the first base for
asburgh in creditable manner.
Ephraim Crafts says he has squash
ne which grew As inches in go hours. AL
ost equal to that western man who said
could raise no pumpkins as his vines
rev so fast that the pumpkins all wore
it by being dragged about so much.
About thirty of the friends of Miss Lula
Unborn gathered at her home Thursday
ening, it being her 18th birthday. After
very enjoyable evening they presented
iss Sanborn with fine soak rocking
lair as a token of their regards. avai
Geo. Chamberlin happens to be of the
me age as the Car of Russia, and at the
me of the recent coronation George
rote the Emperor that their ages were
Ie same and wished him much success in
IS reign. He has now received a letter
ON the Russian Imperial Legation at
ID. c., saying that the En-
sror had ordered them to thank him for
is congratulations which he had so kind
sent.
[Organ Center
The schools in No and will COM
ence Aug. 31st, with Annie Gray and
aud Persons teachers.
Mrs. Griffin has bought Richard Naples
ms buildings in town and win take pos
ssion Oct. LIST.
ken job of G. n. Green to deliver on
rs on G. T. R'y all the spruce timber
lere is on lots No 10 IL and ] of No in
,wn, formerly owned by j. Benton es-
tie.
Mrs. Mellisa Symonds has returned to
as gone to Brockton.-Charlie Stevens of
lizabeth, n. j., is visiting his uncle, B.
Stevens.-Miss Jennie Elliott is visit
10 relatives in town.-Mrs. Jane (Bush)
[utten of Newport Center visited last
eek.
IOrgan.
Creamery patrons received 124 cents for
leir July butter.
Mrs. Lucy Ann Wilcox is moving to
erby, where she will live with her son,
. p. Wilcox.
Mr.. Grant of Derby has moved to the
aylor place and will work for Mr.. Sturte-
,rd for one year.
Relatives and friends of Fred Gray met
the Wilcox grove for a picnic before his
eturn to his home in Nebraska. A pleas
ut time was enjoyed by all.
Summer WilpOx was nominated nv the