Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-06-06

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James Walker is on the sick list.
Fred Corliss has just raised his new barn.
It is 100x45ft.
M Mrs. Myrtle Anderson has been visiting
M bier sister in Newport.
I'M Will and RUDE Mason spent several days
fishing recently having good success.
Martin Sherburne and wife have been
Visiting relatives in Calais.-G. F. Osg God
has gone to Wells River to work.
Truman Cooks neighbors made a bee
Hast week and planted his crops for him.
Mr. Cook is in very poor health this spring.
Mrs. Hattie Hopkins and children from
Hardwick are visiting in town.-Charles
Waite and wife from Fayette, Iowa, are
visiting instown. They moved from this
place thirty years ago.-E. III. Nye and wife
from Bradford were in town Decoration
Day.
May 31st was the Goth birthday of Nathan
iel Drew. His children, grandchildren,
Observation-Disclosures and several neighbors
We're with him on that day and he seemed
TO enjoy the gathering very much. E. A.
M WaIcott took pictures of the family group
I'M pany present. Mr.. Drew is in very good
IN health.
WA Quite large company gathered at the
Ncemetery on Monday to decorate the graves
of soldiers and friends. The band render
led several selections and there was also
singing by the children. In the afternoon
the band, post, corps northumberland
procession and marched throughIth streets
/ Ito the church, where the exercises were
held. Recitations were given by several
Nyoung ladies and by the children, all being
livery nicely rendered; we would especially
|mention the recitation by Miss Florence
|NDrew and the song by the little Arthur
.Ngirls. Prayer was offered by Comrade
| Crane, after which very appropriate adj
dress was delivered by Henry Graham of
| Craftsbury. The speaker gave the main
points of the history of the great wars up
TO the present time with sketch of Span
fsh history and the cause of the present
trouble. The address was very pleasing and
Interesting to all who heard it. The exer-
Discs of the day passed off very pleasantly.
invest Glover.
Roy Skinner spent a few days at home
last week.
Ernest Burnham has gone to Middle
town, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Abbott are away on
b short visiting tour.
Congratulations are in order 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshal Carpenter.
Mrs. John Arthur goes to Burlington to
attend the G. A. R. and w. R. G. Encamp-
hnent.
Mrs. Cora (Gray) Burnham has gone to
Waterbury attendant in the asylum
There. One of the patients assigned to her
bare is Mildred Brewster.
Greensboro.
A.C. Harvey of st. Johnsbury is in town.
Mrs. G. NJ. Haines of Durand, ILL.,, is ex-
#bected here this month.
Children's Day will be observed at the
.HCong'I church on June 18th.
Harvey Stone of the Caspian Lake hotel
His better-Mrs. B. H. Cuthbertson is on
he sick list.
Mr.. Hardy of Manchester is building
cottage on the shore of the lake, Perrin
Bros. doing the work.
G. L. Baker, SO many years chorister at
the Cong1 church, has resigned on account
of continued i'll health.
Holland.
Rev. Gregory and wife were called to
Peacham recently by the serious illness of
heir son, Charlie.
The Epworth League entertainment at
he hall was a success in every way; there
was good attenda ace. Proceeds, $500.
George Bean of Barnston, P. O., was in
own last week on business.-E. Moulton
md wife of Fitchburg are visiting relatives
here.
Harris Bryant was called to Lowell,
Mass, Monday, to attend the funeral of
bis brother, Arthur, who died of pneumo-
hia. The deceased was well known here.
rasburgh.
The schools are preparing exercises to be
Eiven soon.
Mrs Wright of Derby visited friends in
he village last week.
ChiIdren's day will be observed at the
Cong. church next Sunday.
George Hill is improving the looks of his
buildings with coat of paint.
Dr. l.. E. Brewster and daughter of Bos-
on are visiting at George Brewsters.
Road Commissioner A. B. Carpenter and
gang of men are on the move repairing
ne roads.
The temperance address given by Judge
thompson last evening was of unusual in
crest, and we should be glad to publish it
space would permit.
Mr.. Ormond Ray of Burlington, who
vas resident of this town about 40 years