Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-28
CALEDONIA GOUWTY.

to which every one is invited
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Wards great London circus visited here
Tuesday.
Miss Gertie Sullivan is working in the
post office.
Clara DeFord has been visiting her par
ents for few days.
w. d. Parsons, formerly the principal of
the academy, is visiting friends in town.
Rev. F. F. Lewis leaves today for Cali
Norma on the Christian Endeavor excur-
sion.
Leon Benjamin and Bert Paige have
gone into the granite business under the
firm name of Paige & Benjamin.
East HardWick.
Road commissioner Stopp is well along
with the work on the road.
n Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Foster of Boston
were here on visit last week.
This town was well represented in the
excursion to Plattsburgh last Wednesday.
N Several NAPLES in front of the George
Lawrence house were destroyed in the
thunder storm Thursday.
H. R. Mack & Co. put very fine granite
monument on the Harvey Bailey lot in the
cemetery at East Hardwick.
West Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. AIdrich have been
visiting in Barton.
Almont Silsby expect to move into his
bouca he 10 IF this
Mrs. Abbie Whipple has gone to Man
chester to spend a few weeks with her
daughter.
Burt Wheeler has sold his house in the
village to Mrs. Elva Carr. Mr.. Wheeler
will move to Newport where he has work.
Dustin KimbaH has purchased a $500
monument of Burt Bugbee of Barre. 1t
will be placed on his lot in the cemetery
here soon.
Dwight Marshall was in town a few
days last week.-Alfred Boyce has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. R.
Boyce.-Geo. Otis was at home from ST.
,Johnsbury over Sunday.-Alice Townsend
is at home from Providence R. l., for the
summer vacation.
Mass, came to her father, Arnold Carr's,
last Saturday for the summer.-Mrs. Rosa
(Mineberg) Werner and her little son
from Berlin Falls, \. H., are at r. Solo
mons for few days visIt.-Mr. Wyzanski
from Boston is here for a short vacation,
as his family is spending the summer
here.
WheeIOck
Mrs. A. Drown expects a brother from
Texas to visit her soon.
Mrs. B. F. Taylor has been stopping a
few days with her children at Hardwick.
Grass is looking well on good ground,
but old fields are light.
VIM. Kelley and bride from Montpelier
visited at r. @. Kelley's last week.
The blacksmith shop caught fire one
day last week, but by timely aid it was
soon put out.
The next meeting of the Junior order of
American Mechanics will be the first Sat
urday in June.
The school in the village district closed
last Friday with appropriate exercises.
Miss McGowen is an excellent teacher.
LyndOnVille.
The Gun Club have moved their shoot
ing range from the hollow to the fiat on
the hill near the old reservoir.
The old wholesale store has been con-
verted into shape for Shorey's grist-mill
and is now ready for the new machinery.
Frank Eaton and his friend Buck, on
the police force in Boston, started We'd
nesday evening on a fishing trip to lower
Canada to be absent week.
There is report that the B. & M. have
leased the surplus power at the Wilder
pulp-mill. If this is so the company will
have power to run their shops and perhaps
supply the demand for small power from
individuals in town, but they would not
have enough left to supply power for the
electric railroad company.
The 18th annual encampment of the
Vermont division, Sons of Veterans, will
be held here June $3.50 and July 1. The
following program will be observed as
nearly as possible: June 20, S p. M, meet
ing of division council; p. M, reception
by Woman's Relief Corps TO Sons of Vet
Grams and the Ladies' Aid Society; June
80 9 a. M, opening of the encampment;
/ go o. m, parade of Vermont division;
p. m, band concert; S p. M, campfire; 4
July 1, 8 a. M, encampment session; 80
p. m, encampment session.
PROBATE COURT.