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


price eggs are selling the chances were
good that the egg would get into the fry
pan without the public ever learning Of
its value to them.
Holland.
Daniel Bryant has just painted his
bulldogs.
Mrs. Turton Hill is visiting friends in
Coaticoolx, p. @.
Mrs. Oscar Chandler of Boston, Mass, is
here caring for her father, w. II. Eaton.
Mrs. e. d. Moon, who broke her leg the
22d day of last jan, is able TO walk with
the aid of crutch.
w. III. Eaton is very sick.-Dr. Q. =.
Human is treating him.-Mrs. Ernest
Gray has gone to Montreal. p. c., for
medical treatment.-G. c. Boynton is
confined to the house. aer
The many friends OF Mrs. Myra Gray
will be sorry to learn that she is still in a
very critical condition. She il i'm the
hospital in Montreal where she went for
treatment about four weeks ago.
The Epworth League will hold straw
berry festival with appropriate exercises
18th. Doors open at 1880 p. M, refresh
ments at $3.50. Admission only % cents a
couple; all are invited.
Geo. Mcknight has moved from M. w.
Peavey's to the west part Of the town,
where he will engage in the Cedar Oil
business in company with John McGivern.
Shine Cole has moved into one of q. n.
CaswelPs new houses on Main street
Irasburgh.
Roland Dodd is at home for few days.
c. W. Wheeler was in Boston last week.
John Ranger is in town for a few days.
Arthur Clough has been sick with grip
the past week.
Benjamin Eaton has taken the job to
drive the stage through to Albany.
The missionary society will meet at the
Congl parsonage Tuesdayat hal I past two
o'clock.
Eugene Webster road commissioner and
Charles Fihser with their teams are work
ing the roads.
Miss Emma France has a nice new bicy-
Gle, present from her brother Charles in
Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. w. ID. Tyler has so far recovered
from her injuries, that she now goes q. the
hotel for her meals as formerly.
Union memorial services were held i'm
the Cong'l Church yesterday, with an APP
propiate sermon by Rev. l.. Dodd.
There will be strawberry festival al the
Cong'l Church parlors Friday evening.
Supper served from six 20 eight. The an
nual meeting of the ladies aid for the
election of officers will be at o'clock.
Decoration Day will be observed here
at o'clock, a procession will
form from the Cong'l chtrch and proceed
to the cemetery to decorate the soldiers
graves. 1t is said there are more soldiers
burie in this cemetery than I'm any other
in the county. All are invited 10 take a
picnic dinner i'm the vestry OF the church,
where coffee will be served. At two o'clock
an address will be given by j. c. Cattanaeh
of Newport.
Lowell.
Darius Maynard is very sick.
Henry Harding and Miss stannard OF
Barton visited I'm town last week. i-r
v. NJ. Parker has his building in place,
and will soon have his shop fitted for
making boxes,
Rev. VIM. Gauley, pastor of the Cong.
church, is expected here the last sundayin
the month to begin his labors.
The young people of the r. c. society,
the play, which was given here
last winter, at Montgomery last Friday
evening.
DIR. j. c. Mcconnell OF johnson has been
here the past few days. We also noticed
the smiling countenance and robust figure
Of Mr.. f. F. Drury, the insurance m AN
about town.
The Lowell members OF Hazen Post "a,
G. A. r., will unite with those OF West
field in the memorial ceremonies, which
will be held at Westield this year. The
sermon was delivered yesterday
by Rev. l.. p. Atwood. rt "H5
The remains of a yearling heifer were
taken from Curtis pond the other day,
whence it had floated during high water.
While we condole with the farmer who
ost her, we cannot commend his enter
prise in using the Missisquoi for a burial
place.
Morgan.
Mabel and Nettie Cobb OF Barton spent
Sunday with their parents.
Mrs. Geo. Thompson, who has been sick
1t l.. p. Brooks, has been moved 90 her
own home.
Mr.. Todd of Bellows Falls made his uncle
A. NJ. Gray, short visit recently.-o. II.
Wilcox with his wife and mother are stop
ping few days at their farm house.
News has been received OF the death in
Name chester, n. H., of Mrs. Carrie (Demick)