Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-08-22
TO her son at Ivndonville.

| to her son at Lyndonville.
Mrs. Nellie Kean and son from Manch es-
ter, N. H., are visiting friends here.
Mrs Webster's sister, who has been WIS.,
iting her, has returned to Enosburg.
Will Matthews has sold his place to Will
/ Jenkins and is about to move to Barre.
/ George Thurber made a trip to the White
Mountains and back on his wheel recently
Repairs are in progress at the school
house with view to having two schools
5, this fall.
East Hardwick.
| J.B. Livingston has recently built fin e
| barn.
Chas. Willis is at work on the town
| house at Hardwick.
Ten young people from Peacham called
upon the Misses Bell last week.
B. M. Sweet and wife are camping with
several young people at Caspian Lake.
Twenty-six tickets were sold at this sta
ton for the excursion to Plattsburgh, n.
Y.
| Arthur Gotta is in Canada on vaca ton.
Mr.. Warner is running the shop during
his absence.
Dr. and Mrs. Weeks have returned from
Old Orchard.-E. F. Dow returned to New
ton, Mass, last Monday.
J. G. Thornton and wife of Dorchester,
Mass, visited at w. l.. BOWS recently
Mrs. F. Rayner and child are stopping at
g. L. Johnson's.
Sheffield.
L. Garfield has been reshing Cling his
house.
Miss Lucretia Gray has gone to Old Or
chard for the summer.
Griffin & Simpson have torn down the
barn adjoining the store.
Many from this section will attend the
campmeeting at Lyndonville this week.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. George
Williams last Friday afternoon and eve
uing.
Mrs. Bina Simpson has been called to St.
Johnsbury on account of the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Wesley Emerson.
Mr.. Albert Benham is seriously i'll with
T.
are sick with little hopes of recovery.
Mr. and Mrs j. R. Phillips, with party
of friends occupied DR.. Jones' cottage at
Caspian Lake in Greensboro last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Whitney and daughter
May, are taking a carriage drive to st. Al
bans this week and visiting Mr.. Whitney's
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenerson are boarding
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Church. Mr..
HENDERSON is canvassing the town for
book for farmers in regard to the care of
their stock.
Aubon Day and family arrived here las It
week to visit their father, JACOB Day
Will Farr of Saratoga, n. Y, came last
Monday to join his wife who has been Wis
iting her mother for number OF weeks.
They will visit in Glover and Walden and
return to their home next week.-Mrs..
Silas Gray visited her brother in Manches-
ter last Week.-O. FL. Jenness and two
daughters, Grace and Alice. visited in
Newport and attended the fair last week.
NheeIock.
Chas. Woods and wife of New York, are
visiting his brother, James Wood.
Glen Gray is blasting out the race way
where Mr.. Ranney will put in his saw mill.
The Junior Order held ia social at Tay-
lor's hall last Wednesday evening. A good
time was enjoyed.
Mr.. Porter, wife and daughter from
Troy, csane here last week to attend the
funera1ISf Mrs. Porter's father
Mr.. George and Jeff Cree and families
of St. Johns bury, were in town Wednes-
day to attend the funeral of NJ. Il. Bur
bank.
A. J. Rannie is taking down the old
building that has been an eye sore to this
village for long time. AS we understand
1t will be replaced by .saWmill, which
will be quite benefit to this town.
After a long illness, Milo Ell. Burbank
died Aug. 10. The funeral was held at S.
G. Cree's where he lived. Rev. J. G. Nell |
son officiated, and was assisted by Revs. o.
S. Gray, S. G. Gorse and Mr.. DARK. Mr.. |
Burbank was buried beside his wife who
passed away few years ago. He was well |
known in Orleans county and respected I
by all who knew him.
Twenty six states will elect govern |