Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-09-12

large majority. He may we'll be proud OF
this, for the oldest inhabitant does not re-
member a previous election on one ballot.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East Burke.
The sick ones are all recovering.
D. B. ellison and wife are visiting in
Montreal.
Mrs. Milo Jenkins was thrown from her
carriage Sunday and severely injured.
George, son of Rev. A. G. Austin, who
enlisted for the war, is home on furlough.
The G. E. society will give harvest and
antiquarian supper Friday evening, Sept.
18th.
W. Baldwin is moving to Lyndonville.
Mr. Davis, the peddIer, has moved back to
Sheffield.
Mrs. P. Burpee is stopping with her hus
bands mother while Mr.. Burpee is at Gin
c1nnatti, Ohio.
West Burke.
Hiram Cummings is able to be out again.
J.F. Ruggles has his new house up and
covered.
Mrs. N. S. Colby spent last week in
Newbury.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. A. L.
AIdrich Friday afternoon.
Clarke Kim call and family have return
ed from Henniker, n. Ell.
Mrs. Q. e. Roundy of Barton visited her
father, A. L. AIdrich, last week.
P Porter is attending the National En-
campment at CINCINNATI, Ohio.
Amos Lovejoy from New Bedford, Mass,
is visiting his niece, Mrs. Hiram Jenness.
Rev. G. A. Emery is spending a few
weeks visiting friends in the western part
of the state.
Misses Georgia Foster and Jessie Ball Of
Newark are attending the fall term of
school here.
A Brockway has bought the old saw
mill in the village and will transform it in
to furniture store.
Chas. Hall. who has been working at
Gilman's hotel at Westmore, is at home
and is quite sick with rheumatic fever.
All the farming tools and household
goods of Willard BATTERY will be sold at J
auction at his residence Saturday, Sept. II,
at ten O'Clock
Alice and Carrie Marshall, Glen Rowland,
and Frank Spencer will attend St. Johns
bury Academy this fall. Florence Burns
will attend Barbour's Business College.
Miss Annie Larrabee is visiting friends
here-Mrs Brown is visiting her niece, |
Mrs. Diclzerman.-Mis Mamie Mountain
from Massachusetts, is visiting her aunt, /
Mrs. John Cole.
Hiram Cummings, who has been very
sick with the grip for several weeks, has |
so far recovered as to be able to be out |
again.-NLrs. Robert Thayer is quite i'll |
with typhoid fever.
Mrs S. G. Otis, who has been great suf-
ferer from dropsy and heart trouble for |
several years, died last Tuesday. The fu- |
neral services were held at her residence |
on Thursday, Rev. G. A. Emery officiating. |
The schools in the village commenced |
last Monday Mr.. Kendrick, I. Y. NJ, in |
the higher department, Miss Ida Turner in |
the intermediate and Miss Hattie Bacon in |
the primary. There are about sixty schol-
ars in all. The second floor has lately been
finished off for the larger pupils.
Henry Mack was in Irasburgh last week.
Stedman Holton of Norwood, Mass, is
visiting his mother ond brother here.
This town elected a republican repre-
F. L. Johnson, who will make T
good one.
The schools were closed Thursday to give
the scholars an opportunity to attend the
fair al Morrisville.
Willis Thomas of Swanton high school is
visiting his brother here.-H. H. Thomas
of Richford has been visiting his brother,
G. L. Thomas.
The three boys, Jim Michael, Howard
Jackson and Bernard Howard, who went
from this place as volunteer soldiers, re
turned in fairly good health.
East Hardwick.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hancock is quite i'll.
The creamery is doing fine business.
Arthur Smith assisted the Hardwick
band at Barre Wednesday.
The Cong. society took new member
into the church last Sunday.
Parties have been at W. L. BOWS buying
cattle to ship to Connecticut.
A large delegation from here went to
Barre to attend the soldiers reunion.
c. j. Bell and wife have returned from
meeting of the state board Of agriculture.
Q. NJ. Warner has been acting as station
agent for few days during the absence of
Mr.. Smith.
Representative, G. L. Johnson, was given
a grand reception by both republicans and
democrats and the Hardwick band. All