Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-07

eovery.
6everal of our young people attended
L dance at Troy Monday night, and re-
|rt very enjoyable time.
THE boys are organizing base ball team
aggressive operations in the near flu
Ire. Dana Martin is captain and man
Rer.
IA few of our people attended the concert
Sousa's band at Newport last Monday.
hey pronounce it the best they ever
BARD.
MIR. Ganley, the new minister at the
bng1 church has arrived and began his
bors last Sunday. The parsonage will
u repaired and put in order for his occu-
&ncy.
The creamery is doing the biggest bust
sss it has done since it's establishment
rec years ago. Between 1000 and 5000
of milk are separated daily. April
alter paid it's patrons 10 cents.
#6ervices were held at the churches on
Anday, May 80. a memorial sermon was
cached at the NJ. E. church together
18th appropriate exercises by members of
he Sabbath school. The members of Ha-
N Post attended in body.
June in name but not in nature; more
N <e the rainy season OF the tropics than
MINER in the temperate zone. Farmers are
blind in springs work and loud murmurs
dissatisfaction are heard on every hand,
bit it will be strange thing if Vermont
bes not have a seedtime and a harvest.
be usually docs.
fOrgan.
Annie Litchfeld is in very poor health.
There will be some fire works at Morgan
|brner on July 18th.
Most of the veterans attended Memorial
|ay services at Charleston.
l.. d. Farr has put veranda on to his
bttage; this with coat of paint greatly
|hproving the appearance of the cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Flanders of Barton
|sited here recently Henry Allbee of st.
Phnsbury has been visiting his father,
yrus AlIbee.-Mr. and Mrs. Oren Ingalls,
|ere in town to attend the funeral of E.
|ichols.
[ewpOrt.
w. H. Kenyon and wife are in Boston on
usiness.
Mrs. E. E. French of LyndonviIIe was in
Dwn last week.
Mr.. Bowley has moved into Mrs. NJ. @.
[itchcock's house ON Sd ST.
Mr.. W. A. Quackenbos and son have
cen in CowansviIle, P. O., the past week
n a visit.
Geo. Haslett has entered Red Elm at Mar
gansett Park, R. l., in the $1,000 purse for
be 2:2O class.
Mr.. G. G.. Farrar and children have re-
irned from Grafton, where they have
zen on visit.
ON Springfield, Mass, where they have
ZEN most of the winter.
The Lady of the Lake is being put in
badness for the summer. She will make
er first trip about June 18th.
DR.. P. S. Ide of St. Johnsbury has decid-
! to locate here and has opened an office
the Memphremagog House.
H. E. Farrar has gone to work for Tuck
Moore and will have charge of shipping
he goods from their factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lane OF Concord, N.
!, are in town to visit their numerous
lends here and in adjoining towns.
e. P. Story has gone to Nashville, Tenn,
here he has charge of the cloak depart
ent for one of the leading firms of that
ate.
Merton A. Upstone has bought of E. S.
all an interest in the fruit and vegetable
lsiness. They intend to add full line
groceries.
o. C.. Miller went to Shelburn Falls re-
'ntly to attend the funeral of his uncle,
mbrose Gilman, who was a former resi-
emit of this county.
Sousa's Band drew a large audience from
lis and adjoining towns and from over
lie line to hear the best musical treat that
as ever brought before the people of this
,unty.
Last Tuesday while Henry Smith was
orking on staging at Chas. Cade's house
''Oob lazy AC Sl1ppC0 1Sll Oil 10 HIS
w so as to cut an ugly cash in the back
his hand.
Walter d. Lindsay of Worcester, Mass,
as been in town the past week on visit
his old friends and to attend the mar
age of his sister, which took place at the
lindsay cottage last Tuesday.
Geo. D.. Walworth of Worcester, Mass,
in town on a visit and looking after
me business interests.-DanieI Brock of
ellis River is visiting his son who works
the express office.-Mrs. NJ. c. Grandy
Id children of Burlington are visiting her
Irents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Miller.
Robert j. Wright, Eminent Commander
the Grand Commandery of Vermont,
it'll his wife, went to Burlington last
turday to attend the meeting OF the