Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-08-02

I'LL. W. and B. R. Lyster are spending
Aeir vacation at Peaks Island.
Della McDuffey has bought the Ella
faves house on Williams street.
|rhe depot park and the one at the south
.d are fast taking the form of pictures.
NV. B. Dodge and c. F. Berry and their
&milies will spend a couple of weeks in
#Rir cottage at Lake Morey.
The Universalists are preparing to erect
5000 house of worship on their lot near
campground entrance. Architects
I've the plans nearly finished and work
n soon begin.
Mrs. E. Bigelow has leased the store
ely vacated by Brown & Underwood
NJ moved in. This will make an attract
n millinery store under Mrs. Bigelow's
Impetent management.
RThe Universalist society has engaged
Nv. Ira Morrison as their pastor for one
|ar. Mr.. Morrison will occupy the pull
Us at this place and West Burke every
her Sunday and at Glover every alter
IL Sunday.
yry and LyndonviIle gun clubs came off
Ire last Saturday, the ST. Johnsbury boys
ling the first cake. But other cakes are
Ling and the Lyndonville boys are
lacking their lips for them.
Roger RusselI's house, north of this vii
H. was burglarized recently. A small
Em of money and few valuables were
Zen. Entrance was made through a Gel
window. No clue to the culprit has
L been found.
& G. Jewell, employed as machinist in
railroad shops, was taken suddenly i'll
bis work last Thursday afternoon
8put o'clock and was at once removed
r. Jenness' where he boarded. Mrs.
Nell was notified at her home in Barton
Id reached here at $50. Mr.. Jewell
tgered until $50 when he expired.
The library received last week 40 new
|pks, and now numbers 1862 volumes.
'th 1925 in the treasury and 1910 due
BIN the town, making about 800. This
Ia go into books during the year, swell
n the number to about 1000 volumes. 1t
lime to consider where this library is to
kept permanently. 1t is one of the in
buttons bound to grow in Lyndon.
lest Burke.
Miss May Mountain is visiting her aunt,
rs John Cole.
Alice Townsend and Mamie Monroe
Rnt last week in Newport.
II. Way has bought the Norris farm
pr Burke Hollow. Price $500.
Hrs. Della (Dolloff) Blodgett is spend
h her vacation with her sister, Mrs
Rev. G. H. Wright goes this week to
AXIS Island for few weeks of rest and
|reation.
Henry Bruce has bought the Wilson
bved there. Price $1,000.
Miss Beeman takes the place of Miss
|pkaw in officiating in the church at the |
blow, Miss Brokaw going to other fields
work.
Rose Solomon has gone to Berlin Falls
H., for a visit, and to attend the we'd |
of friend.-Jake Solomon returned |
me last week.
The post-office will be moved this week /
10 W. w. Goes store, he being the new |
appointed postmaster. Nobody finds |
fault with Mr.. Densmore, the retiring |
etmaster, only he happens to be a demo- |
II.
Hiram Goss celebrated. his 6Oth birthday |
L Monday. 1t is reported that Hiram |
bed on Neighbor Trefren twice before |
bakfast that morning. Ceph did not |
pw what Hiram wanted, but thinks he |
searching for water.
There is talk of organizing a National
pix here with a capital stock OF 100000.
Il bulk of the bank stock will be taken
the citizens OF West Burke and it is
Pught that such an institution could be
Pfitably operated here. 1t would GER
bly, be a great accommodation to the
|rchants and business men.
|heelOck.
B. F. Taylor and wife went to Albany on
hsit recently.
Grange meeting at TayIo-'s hall the first
urday in August.
fhe WeIch brothers had friends from
West visiting them last week.
Mrs. Ward from st. Johnsbury visited
sister, Mrs. Barclay, last week.
Ehe remains of William Chase, a former
fdent of this town, were brought here
burial last Tuesday.
quite a number from St. Johnsbury,
ndon and Glover attended the burial
vice of VIM. Chase last Tuesday.
Kisses Madge and Gladys Perrigo from
Johnsbury are visiting at F. z. Kel-
+'s.-Miss Inez Squires from St. Johns
ry is visiting her grandfather, J. G.
hy.
aSt Hardwick.
The hay workers are having hard time
5 wet weather.