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

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Mrs. Isaac Mcneil, who lives on the
Glover road, has been in feeble health for
some time. She is over go years of age.
4 Mrs. G. Joe e.sa, who has been visit
ing at scion !. larieer's, isretarnsS to her
home In Lei en-, n. H., this morning.
T here VIII be no band concert, next
Saturday evening on account of many
mem bers being away on their vacations.
Mrs. Carl A Idrich, the Misses Cobb and
Miss Lulu Allchurch are at FL. 81. Twomb-
Iy's cottage in Westmore for two weeks
stay.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Barron attended the
funeral of Jason Human, held at Mount
Pleasant cemetery, St. Johnsbury, last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.W. Cutting, Mrs. Gut
ting's brother, Mr.. Clarence Wiley, and
Miss Cutting, are camping at Parker Pond
in Glover.
The annual reunion of Co. F, 18th VT.
Reg. will be held at S. FL. Holbrook's,
Newport, Aug 10 and II. Particulars in
next issue.
Rev. J. w. Harris gave a very interest
5 ing report of the Int National Y P.S.C.E.
Convention, at the Cong. church last Tues
day evening.
Austin Kimbau and family, who have
been stopping in town for number of
weeks, left for their home in New Jersey
this morning.
The Boston and Maine r. r. have re
Gently put on a new train which leaves ST
Johnsbury at 7 a. m. and which carries
mail to Maquam.
George Blood, brother of Chas. Blood,
station agent here, has been given the
station at ST. Johnsbury Centre, and has
taken charge there.
Wright Sherburne has moved from the
Humphrey farm now owned by Harlow
Foss, to Newport We are sorry to have
Mr.. Sherburne move away.
The ice cream and cake festival given at
the parIors of the M. E. church on last
Friday evening was very well attended.
Everybot = had good lime.
Warren Hartwell's twin brother, Mr..
Warner Hartwell, accompanied by his wife
of Plymouth, N. H., and Mrs. Warren
HartweIl, were in town Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Harris of Greensboro, who
came TO give report of the Nashville,
Tenn, G. E. convention, and his wife
attended the picnic on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Webster, the Miss
es Butler and Austin Kimbal and family
were party which took trip to Newport
and down the the lake last Thursday.
III. A. Folsom is quite sick, having been
taken with fainting spell Friday morn
ing il his store The hot weather last
week seems to have caused the trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Batchelder and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Baldwin, who have been
at their cottage across the lake for the
past three weeks, returned Saturday night.
Rev. L. E. Fay of Newport spoke at tie
Cong. church last evening in exchange
with Rev. r. L. Sheaff. 1t is needless to
say that excellent discourses were given N
both pulpits.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Johnson of Danville,
father and mother of M. w. Johnson, and
DR.. John Smith and daughters of ST.
Johnsbury, cousins of Mrs. Johnson, visit
ed them last week.
Mr.. Herbert Bickford and wife of New
Bennington, visiting at Mr.. Joseph
Ovens. They are spending part of their
vacation at Willoughby
Mrs. A. M. Tower has gone to GaysvilIe
to visit her daughter, Mrs. L. N. Moody.
Mrs. Helen Bickford is visiting in Brat
tleboro.-Miss Eva Baxter is spending her
vacation at Orange, Mass.
Those " no fishrshouId not fail to take
notice of the recent decision of the Su-
tionality of the law closing brooks stocked
by the state for period of years.
Charles Blood moves into his rooms in
the second story of the Peerless house on
High street, and Mr.. Henry DEMO of
Passumpsic will take the lower tenement.
Mr.. DEMO will move here this week.
George Buzzeu is making quite extern
sive Improvements to his property on High
street. He is building an addition to the
house and adding a bay window on the
two stories on the north side of the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dwinell are ex-
pected here on a visit during the coming
week. Their old friends will be glad to
see them. They have been visiting Gen.
circuit on his farm in Kirby for some time
past.
The Peerless Company have been MAX
ing some needed improvements in their
building opposite the factory during the
past week. New floors have teen laid in
some of the rooms and the whole building
inside has been newly papered.
Beg inning Aug. LIST until further notice,
Crescent Lodge, No. II I. o. o. F., will
meet but twice monthly, on the first and
third Tuesday of each month. A meeting