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

visiting her brother, Rev. F. NJ. Barnes.
Mr.. Barnes father was also here from
Stanton over Sunday, May 29-Miss Win
ME Farman was home from the Johnson
Normal School Memorial Day.-Eleazer
Miller and Carter Miller with their wives
4 visited in Richford last week SO geX g
The G. E. Society reorganized Sunday
evening, May 20, choosing the following
officers: President, Homer B. Hitchcock;
vice president, Mrs. d. S. Hitchcock; sec
rotary, Miss Maud Miller; treasurer, t. r.
| Hoult. The heads of committees are as
follows: Lookout, w. D. Bell; prayer
meeting, Mrs. A. P. Ryder; social and
missionary, NJ. w. Farman; music, Miss
Minnie Gilpin; flower and visiting, Mrs.
l.. P. Atwood.
Westmore.
L. j. Brown of Bradford IS visiting in
town.
Henry Calkins has been visiting his son,
| M. e. Calkins.
Geo. Ford of Barton Landing is building
Hyde.
Mrs. Richardson is putting on an addi-
tion to her buildings and getting them IN
shape for the summer.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East Burke.
/ Mrs. Myron ellison, who has been very
sick with a throat trouble, is more COM
| Portable
| Mrs. Emma Fair banks has returned from
| California and isvisiting friends here.-Miss
! Florence Austin was at home over Sunday.
The Epworth League will give an enter
tainment in the Good Templars' hall
Thursday evening, June 9th, to which all
are invited.
| Rev. A. G. Austin has been chosen dele
gate to the Epworth League Convention al
Burlington.-A. c. Farmer and wife are
delegates to the G. A. r. encampment at
Burlington next week.
VI est Buri<e.
Warner Drown is giving his house a
! fresh coat of paint.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon are not gaining
very much. Their daughter, Mrs. Wi
zanski, still remains to help care for them.
A'iA' AAOotiis iiN1hS I'll u1AO AJ iNOh AOoo
was handling a loaded pistol recently,
when it went off taking off two shis fin
gers
Hardwick.
j. E.-Stanford has moved his family from
Alder Brook into the Rennick house on
Church street.
Decoration Day here was observed by
nearly all the people. Hon. w. A. Dutton
of this..village delivered the address.
Mrs. Frances Arnold idied at her home
on Spring street, Monday, May 80. Feneral
was held on Wednesday last, Rev. Mr..
Smithers officiating.
East Hardwick.
Memorial services were held at the Con-
gregatipnal church last Sabbath. Rev. G.
p. Byington delivered the sermon.
Mrs. Andrew Whitcher died Monday
and was buried on Wednesday. She had
been in feeble health for many years.
Miss Abbie Field of Lawrence, Mass, is
in town.-Geo. Cobb and daughter Lucy,
are visiting Mrs. J. Bailey.-W. A. Lane
and wife spent Decoration Day at Mrs.
Lanes fathers.
Sutton.
Johnathan NJ. Pilisburyhas sold his farm
for $1,000.
Deacon Corydon Parker and wife are
visiting in New Hampshire this week.
The village school has been closed the
past week on account of the sickness of
the teacher.
Sheffield.
Several from this place attended the
Quarterly meeting at W. Derby last week.
Elisha Drown and wife were called to
st. Johnsbury recently by the serious ill
ness of their daug liter, Mrs. Charles Drown.
Wheei0ck.
Milo Burbank is in very poor health this
summer.
Burt Mooney is to build house this
summer.
Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Larnard from st.
Johnsbury visited at Horace Bradley's last
week.
Rev. E. j. Hatch and wife and Austin
Emerson and wife attended the Quarterly
meeting at Derby.
VIM. Folsom died at the town farm May
31st, aged IS years. His remains were taken
to Hardwick for burial.
BIRTHS.