Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-07-11


is home from Meriden, N. H., for his va
cation.
/ Mrs. Henry Partlow died at her home
July End of hemorrhage of the lungs; the
funeral was held Monday, L. P. Atwood.
officiating. .e.s.5s.s 49,.
Mrs. A. j. Coburn is spending few
weeks with her mother in Lowell, Mass
Miss Sadie Foster spent the past week in
Franklin county.
! Mrs. George Aiken is entertaining three
lady friends from Lowell, Mass.-Judge S.
r. Davis is entertaining his brother, DR..
Davis, from Michigan.
Westfeld.
Alfred Atwood was home the 4th.
An organ has been purchased for Miss
Ethel Hoyt.
Miss Wilson of Derby has been visiting
Mrs. w. o. Wright.
o. S. Annis and wife of North Troy were
in town last Friday.
Miss Minnie Farman has gone to Lisbon,
! N H., for the summer.
A. C. Hitchcock and wife have returned
from Caledonia Springs.
Hester Fowler has closed.
Judge Rogers of Newport Center has ar
ranged for M. w. Farman to speak at that
place on Sunday evening, July II.
There was Sunday School picnic held
in Erwin Clark's grove on July 4th, Rev.
F. M. Barnes presided, and Rev. Eldridge
! of Lowell made some remarks.
| On, T,1Ixy
called to Troy to officiate at the funeral of
| Mrs. Partlow. She was mem Der of the
Cong. church in Troy. On the 9TH, Mr..
Atwood officiated at the funeral of Chas.
| Perkins son in Lowell.
Westmore.
Slight frost July 9th doing but little
damage.
The school house at Mill Brook has been
reshingled and will be repaired in go cd
shape.
The steamer, Eagle, has been refitted
with new engine and propeller and now
makes good time and Will make regular
trips. The Farr brothers are experienced
engineers and understand boating.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East Burke.
Miss Mabel Austin will return from
Plalnfield soon and will spend some time
with her sister at St. Johnsbury.
The Kings Daughters held picnic on !
Mrs. H. d. Webster's lawn last Tuesday
afternoon. A very pleasant time was re-
ported.
The village school closed last week with
a picnic. There were over hundred
present and the exercises and refres hments
were fine.
Mrs. Jennie Cameron has gone to Bel
mont, n. H., to spend several weeks with
her brother and sister there.-Geo. Thur
Der has gone to Westfield to work.
Miss Cornelia Bemis will spend the sum-
mer with her parents at Hilltop farm
Miss Ethel Smith of Charleston is here |
visiting her sister, Mrs. O. nj. Jenkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford expect their daugh-
ter and her little son home from New York |
soon. They will spend the summer here. |
West Burke.
Mrs. R. Solomon, who has been sick |
with rheumatism for several months, is
somewhat better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Hartwell of Ply
mouth, N. H., are visiting Mr.. Hartwell's |
mother.-Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Curtis are
visiting at Riley Richardson's. +
The Ladies' Aid Society Will give an ice
cream festival and literary entertainment
in the M. E. vestry on Wednesday even
ing, July 18th. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Will Bishop and son from Worces-
ter, Mass, are visiting at u. r. Densmore's
for few weeks.--Byron Ferry spent the
4th ia town visiting friends and acquaint-
iances.a, - ~: - ~ ~
Hardwick.
Many of our farmers have finished their
haying.
A. G. Dimick had new potatoes the last
day of June.
All the granite sheds are running full
time with the usual help.
Rev. S. G. Lewis of Marshfield preache
to the Knights Of Pythias at the M. E.
church yesterday.
John r. Stewart has closed his labors at !
the Gazette office and has gone to So. ;.
Ryegate on visit to relatives and friends.
Miss Florence Monahan has gone to ST.
Stephen, N. B., to visit relatives.
Daniel Aiken of Kellogg's Landing, La,
is visiting his brothers in this village
Theopolis Circuit of Newport was here on
business last Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. Seth
Ely of Centreville, So. Dakota, are visiting
at Dorman Bridgeman's.
Our celebration the 4th was a success in
every way. It is estimated that we had
$500 visitors on that day. The games,