Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-21


NJ MN brother, A. NJ. Gray, has returned tc
w alome.-Mrs. Russell MouIton of Hol-
And is visiting here.-Mrs. Nancy Adams
Nnb stopped here for the winter at E. K
0,rti's, has returned to her home in Eden
NJ HwpOrt.
#or. w. III. Parker has moved into the
#int house on Main St.
8G. H. Prouty is building new barn at
"s residence on Main st.
ND. Nj. Camp attended the State Cong'l.
knEention at Middlebury last week.
0Myron ]. Blair has gone to Montreal in
bm pany with the Sherbrooke band.
NJ Ion. j. E. Dickerman has returned from
NIifornia, where he has been during the
|Inter.
JAW large number of our citizens went to
herbrooke to attend Buffalo BilPs wild
Nest show.
'Mrs. Nj. j. Blair has gone to Richford
Br visit to her mother; she will be alb
Nnt for two weeks.
me Newport post-office has showed an
Ncreased business, so that the salary has
Ia raised from $500 to $500.
Grout and Rev. Alexander
Zone attended the annual convention of
L. Vermont Episcopal diocese at Brandon
past week.
Herbert McCarter has gone to Ogdens-
0irgh. n. Y, for two weeks vacation.
bin Cattanach takes his place in the
lore of F. A. Brown.
Mrs. Lee Miller is making preparations
move her house and fit it up for a tene-
lent house. She will build a new house
n The old site.
Mrs. ]. E. Foster and children have
bne to Cape Cod to spend the summer
Eth her peop1e.-Mrs. Q. E. Fay and
knghter are visiting friends in New York
hey will be absent ten days.
Mrs. A. E. Temple of st. Johnsbury is
|re visiting her sister, Mrs. F. S. Tink-
Am.-Mr. John Smith, superintendent of
|e Crystal Lake Ice Co., of New York, is
IL for his annual vacation.
Richmond & Wells and t. S. Cummings
I've had the State authorities here to test
|eir cattle for tuberculosis. There were
valve COWS condemned in Richmond &
FelIs' herd, and eight in Mr.. Cummings
"a.
|Mrs. J. NJ. Babcock of New York is here
\ a visit to her many friends.-Mrs. Geo.
ardy of MorrisvilIe was in town last
sek on visit to G. A. RamsdelPs family.
Mrs. Geo. Howe spent the past week
nh b her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Dry, of Irasburgh.
n wport Center.
|D. L. HiIdreth has painted his village
sidence.
NE. Gay and family from North Troy
Is e moved on to the Babcock place.
MIS- Lizzie Dearborn of Providence, R.
Is here visiting her sister, Mrs. j. ii.
nipple.
Mrs. Nettie Jordan and daughter Pearl,
10 have been visiting d. L. Hildreth,
I've returned to their home at Colebrook,
!. II.
Rev. John Thurston, Flora Kilby, Tiny
Deers, John Kilby and G. w. Rogers and
lie attended the graduation exercises at
1hnson the 18th.
Mabel Rogers, who has been attending
id Normal school at Johnson graduated
M 18th inst. and has returned home
.artin Page has returned from Nashua,
f. h., where he has been on visit.
Childrens' Day was observed at both the
y. E. and F. B. churches Sunday, the 18th
st. The churches were both tastely de-
fated with flowers and evergreens. The
hcerts were held in the evening and the
nging and speaking by the children was
"a good.
Toy.
A. ]. Coburn and family attended the
vyston- Hoyt wedding at Glover, June
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Buzzen are taking
we to Hardwick, and will spend week
ere.
Hiram Carpenter has moved to Iras-
irg.-Truman Morrill, has moved into
l. tenement vacated by Homer Evarts.
lIahlan Carey has gone to Worcester,
hss.-Winnie Cole has returned to Ash
BID, Y. H.-Mr. and Mrs. Lovel Chaffee
PIE home Monday from Springfield,
D. SIS.
but of town visitors are Mr.. and Mrs.
Jorge Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Rogers
bm Richford, Mrs. J. Richardson and
IN from Derby and Mrs. Kate Parkhurst
Id baby from Eden.
testified,
A girl baby at Byron Gilman's.
Walter Wright has been sick with the
easleS.
Albert r. Wakeman has moved to Bar
n.
Mrs. Hendrix is very low and can
re but short time.
The school in Lowell taught by Miss
ice Gilbert of this town closes this week.