Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-05-24

MN s. Cummings is building large ad-
M lon to his already large barn. Thad-
Is Powers has the job.
lev. 6. G. johnson, the newly appoint
pastor of the Methodist church, is fast
king friends by his work here.
Rev. John Gregory's wife and children
M DixviIIe, P. @, have been in town on a
Liz to her brother, j. A. Lorimer.
" tIr. and Mrs. c. T. Grout of Washing
ID. c., have been in town the past
lex, visiting Mr.. CIRCUITS parents.
.rhe annual meeting of the Orleans Co.
AdicaI Society will be held at the New
rt House, Thursday, June 3, at 1..o'clock,
hn.
Eeorge Best, who recently moved here
,m Morrisville, has been very sick with
Heumonia during the last few days, but
NJ getting better.
Mrs. L. o. Short and a lady friend, OF
brtIand, Me-, have arrived and will
Aend the summer at the Short cottage
Zar Lindsay's beach.
'gIrs. Ann Logan of Los Angeles, CAL, a
INNER resident of this place, IS here
Ending the summer with her daughter,
rs. Thomas Fleming.
ENr. and Mrs. w. n. Kinnie have re-
rned from Hot Springs, Arkansas, where
ey have been during the winter for Mr..
knnie's health, which is much improved.
Richmond & Wells have bought of
eniamin Human his herd of Jersey cows
Nd will supply most of Mr.. Humans
stomers with milk. They are selling
er 800 quarts daily.
Emanuel. son of Edmund Richard, was
hacked by a cross bull in his fathers
I'd the other day, and would have been
hlIed had not his father, hearing his cries
n help. come to the rescue at the oppor-
v ne moment.
r. F. Farrar has moved from the Flint
Inement into the Bean blocks. b.
rawford has moved to W.. H. Curtis tene-
tent.-Mrs. Preston moves In over >. Il.
bster's store.-Wm. Moore from Charles
bn has moved into Tuck's block
The new board of village trustees are DO
Or themselves credit by the way they are
Gaming up the streets and putting things
shane around the village. They are
tanning to put in line of sewers IN the
est part of the village on cross street
xtending from Main street to the lake,
hitch will make some twenty-five or
nirty families happy.
Center.
Jennie Rogers is making short visit IN
Falls.
Mrs. ICharles Fox, who recently broke
er arm, is on the gain.
Samuel Page has painted his dwelling
ouse i'm the Marsh neighborhood.
Elmer Rogers has moved from the
)oms over the post office into the ii. y.
lake house.
Mrs. Niles has let her farm to her son,
harles Niles. for one year, and he has
aken possession with his family.
Memorial Day exercises will be observed
ere by Alexander Post next Saturday at
ne M. E. church. Rev. c. w. Dockham
ill deliver the address.
The w. R. G. will repeat the entertain
tent recently given, entitled Living
ictures of the Civil War;" on Friday
gening, May %, at the G. A. K. hall
upper will be served at the close of the
Peter ConnaI celebrated his 18th birth
ay at his home Wednesday, the 18th
lst. All his sons and daughters IN TINS
tate were present and several of his
and one great-grand-
aughter, thus representing the fourth
eneration. Fourteen were present and
artook of a substantial dinner. Music,
9th vocal and instrumental, was enjoyed
V all. Mr.. ConnaI received some very
ice presents. all of which were highly APP
reciated.
roy.
Clinton Woodcock is able to ride out.
Charlie Baraw is home from Nashua, n.
Homer Evarts has moved back from
Carl Cole saw three deer in his meadow
ne other day.
The whippoorwill was heard May 18th
or the first time this year.
Mrs. Lowell Chaffee has gone to Spring
ED, Mass, visiting relatives.
Miss Sadie Foster has gone to Richford
D care for her sister who is sick.
A. j. Bailey and family of Island Pond
isited Albert Button this week.
Mrs. Bradley Houston has returned to
.ichford, taking little Myrl Chandler with
er. @
Will Hodsden has bought out his part
er, Carroll Smith, and will run the store
one.
Albert Button was called to Richford
gently by the death of his father, Alonzo
luton. 1889 -- 1@
Some of the farmers have their corn all