Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-09-06


heir steam mill last week.
|The c. Z. society held a grape social at
NH n Browns last Wednesday evening.
4 lev. L. p. Atwood and wife attended
Ila meeting of the Congregational Club
la at Newport last Wednesday.
Beacon Gilpin has been chosen delegate
|0fn the Cong'I church to attend the or
nation of Mr.. Ganley of Lowell, to be
bid on Tuesday.
Communion services were held at the
|phgI church last Sunday. The prepare
try services were held in the church the
hreceding Saturday afternoon.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The frame is now up for the new Episco-
NJ rectory, and work is being pushed
n pidly.
III home in Ramsey, n. j., after a several
|eeks' visit here.
Miss Alberta Raymond has returned to
|cf home in East Weymouth, Mass, after
NJ extended visit with friends here.
H. B. Harris has taken his herd of Shrop-
lire sheep from White River Junction to
Worcester, Mass. to the New England fair.
Mrs. E. Rano of Manchester, n. H., has
Ma her boarding house in that city and is
bpn to move to this place to live with
NJ p. Emerson's people.
Nv. s. Annis of Albany has been given
- contract to rebuild the Methodist
hurch. The lumber will be on the ground
lis week and the church will soon be un-
~ way.
ADVERTISING matter is now out for the
" rthern Caledonian fair to be held here
he 22nd and sd inst. The progam of
Fractions is extensive and the ninth an
N Ial fair bids fair to eclipse all previous
xhibitions.
Mrs. Addie Brown of Worcester, Mass,
visiting at A. T. Evans'.-H. M. Ward,
HE and children of Wilmington, Del,
a ne been visiting relatives in town. Mr..
lard is one of the most prominent law
h RS of Wilmington.
IIttOn.
LuelIa Anger has returned from New
|hmpshire-
IL. A. Holmes and his bride returned from
cir wedding trip last Thursday.
Wilbur Willard, the popular clerk in F.
Holmes store, goes to Johnson next
eek to clerk in a store there.
Rev. and Mrs. Burgin go to Enosburgh
RIIs this week to attend the yearly meet
IL. They win not return until next week.
Ethel Chapman, Maude Colby, Mary and
y Willard and Clayton Libby attend
'hool at the Lyndon Institute this term.
The w. c. T. U. meeting will be held
llesday in the Library room. Subject
The Greatest Hindrance to Temperance
ork.''
There were about seventy-five persons at
lie Sunday School picnic at the Camp"
aturday. Mrs. L. J. Campbell has recent
been elected superintendent of the Sun
nv School.
Mrs. Helen G. Rice of Boston, National
nperintendent of the l.. t. L., will lee
Ire at the church Sunday, Sept. u, under
ie auspices of the Woman's Christian
emperance Union. She will speak at the
suaI hour for morning service, and in the
Tening viii hold meeting with the chill
ten.
Vest Burke.
a. r. Boyce is about to move to Barre.
Mrs. Della Blodgett has returned to her
hool at Newport.
Ed. Smiths two little boys are very sick
ith typhoid fever.
Silas Leach and wife have moved back
this place. Glad to see them.
Miss Carrie Berry of Worcester, Mass, is
sitting her uncle, ID. K. Densmore.
Warren Kennison of Worcester, Mass,
spending his vacation here among reIa-
YES and friends.
Miss Rose Cummings was married last,
eek to Arthur Bean of Newark, Rev.Hoyt
St.Johnsbury performing the ceremony.
Mrs. w. E. Roundy, who has been i'll
r some time at the home of her father,
L. AIdrich, has returned to her home in
arton.
Densmore has moved into one of Jason