Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-08-01

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Marie BeaucIerck returned from Con-
toocook, N. H., last Thursday.-Mrs. DIR.
Scott returned to her home in Randolph
! today.
Henry Dutton and family from Ports
mouth, n. H., visited at Judge Thomp-
| sons last week-Dr. E. M. Shaw of Spo-
kane. visited at G. B. Brewster's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Field, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Webster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simeon Slack, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
| Woodland spent two days at Wuloughby
last week.
Deacon Dow of Enosburg Falls and Mr..
| Woods of Troy, n. Y, visited at G. W.
Wheeler's last week.-Mrs.. DR.. Smith of
Gloucester, Mass, is visiting at Fred III.
| Holdridge's.-Mr Eugene MerOn from
Montgomery Center, is visiting her pa
rents.
Lowell.
Rev. c. w. Kelley of South Woodbury.
was in town last week.
| Mrs George HartweI picked ripe to-
matoes from the vines in her garden July
o.
Misses Kate and Julia Surphy. are at
home from Haverhill, Mass, for the sum-
mer.
A very bright appearing girl baby ap-
.peared at J. S. Brahana's on Wednesday of
last week.
Carroll Powers has taken the agency for
the Rex fire extinguisher and will soon
start out on the road in this business.
Miss Wilma Durivage is visiting in Fair
fax. Miss Mabel Durivage and Miss Belle
Stannard have just returned from there.
DR.. and Mrs Hill entertained friends
from Providence, R. L. last week. Mr..
Carl Abbott of Barton, visited there also.
The Ladies' Society Of the M. E. church
gave another fish supper at the town hall
on Wednesday evening, with the usual
fine menu. There was good attendance
p. H. Brahana, who has been in the ice
business in New York, has returned
home. ''Pat'' says the ice business has de-
more of his attention.
Curtis tub shop has resumed operations
after haying. The boys are working extra
time in order to get off Saturdays in the
afternoon for baseball games. Some good
games may be expected here in the near
future.
The school directors have completed
plans for new school house and copy of
the contract may be seen at Wellman's
store. They are anxious to let the job at
once as the house must be built in time
for the fall term of school.
Prof. Benware's graphophone enter
tainment at the hall on Thursday evening
was not a financial success, owing to the
high price of admission. A dance was
held after the entertainment which was
attended by about eight couples.
Mrs Solomon Morton and daughter
Gertrude, of Montreal, are visiting friends
and relatives here.-W. E. Crafts and wife
of Piermont, N. HI. are visiting at George
Hartwell's-Mrs G. Watson and daugh-
tiers of New Haven, Conn.,, are at w: E.
Curtis'.-Barnum Austin and wife and
Miss Mabel Austin of johnson, spent last
Sunday with B. ]. Austin, returning
home Monday morning.
Morgan.
n
Rye's.
Miss Harmon has gone to her home in
Nebraska.
The heavy rain of July 25th did consid-
cradle damage in this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Tripp of Bar
ton visited relatives in town recently.
The farmers have been improving this
fine weather, and have nearly finished
haying.
Miss Bessie Taylor is visiting relatives
and friends here.-Nellie Allbee of St.
hnsbury has been in town.
Newport.
Mrs. D. A. Dolloff has closed her board
ing house.
Mrs. j. o. Thrasher has returned from |
Old Orchard Beach.
Lynn, Mass, on visit.
John Cattanach has been clerking for |
Homer Thrasher the past week. .
Hon. E. A.-Cook and family are taking |
a weeks outing at Morgan Beach.
D. a. Dolloff has purchased the night |
lunch car. located near the railroad cross
ing.
John Iamarsh and bride have gone to |
housekeeping in John Sheldon's tene-
ement on Prospect street.
Mrs. n. A. Foster has returned from a
four weeks visit to her parents and sister,
in Irasburg and Barton Landing.
Fred P. Davis recently lost a valuable
work horse, it dropped dead in the harness
between here and West Charleston.
e. G. Blanchard, formerly of the firm of
True and Blanchard Co has 1a,1rchased Of |