Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-08-14

Greensboro.
Remember the picnic to be held in
district No next Thursday. If the
day is rainy the picnic will be held the
first good day following, excepting
the following Sunday or Monday. This
is to be the third annual picnic and
| the people wish to invite all who were
present with them on the two former
occasions, all OF the people who have
| taught in the district since 1900, and
| all of the students who have ever at
| fenced school there, together with
their wives, husbands, and children.
| Let each one bring for refreshments
whatever they may desire, with dishes
! for their own accommodation. If any
wish for coffee bring the ground coffee
and it will be made. Tables will be in
readiness. Come prepared to stay all
day and have good time.
Holland.
Farmers have finished haying and
report the crop more than an average.
Sherman Gray's boy, and G. @.
Pomeroy's baby, who have been sick
for long time, are both gaining
slowly.
George Rumery, Harry Page and
Frank Rice will attend school at Derby
this term and will room with Mrs.
Roynton.
Miss Jennie Boynton and her
,,oo+bor 0e DorI>x1 cDop+ CoFur9ov and
Sunday with friends here. There are
none we are more pleased to see than
Mrs. Boynton's people.
Trasburgh.
Willard Berry has moved to Glover,
where he has bought place.
Judge Thompson and wife, with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry House spent a few
days at Willoughby last week.-Rev.
P. n. Granger visited friends in Wal
den last week. G.. e. Jameson,
with her daughter, Mrs Smith, and
family, have been camping at Will
loughby the past week.
''Anitas Trial' or ssOur Girls in Camp
was given by the young ladies of the Cong.
society last Friday evening at the court
house hall before a large audience. The
characters were all well represented.
The stage was made very attractive as
representation of camp in the woods.
Net proceeds S32. 90.
Miles Brown, for many years
highly respected citizen Of this town,
passed away last Wednesday after an
illness of about two weeks. He leaves
wife and four children, Mrs. Otis
Billiard and Mrs. Eva Wells Of Clin
Arthur, who are at home. The family
have the sincere sympathy of many
friends. Mrs. Billiard was at home
during her fathers illness and death.
Mr. and Mrs Francis Hannant are
entertaining friends from Worcester,
Mass-Mrs. E. W. Sherman, who has
been spending the week with Mrs.
Templeton, has gone to Hardwick to
visit her daughter, Mrs. George Pease. |
Mrs. Nellie Eaton is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Locke. -
A sister of Mrs. Conway is visiting
her. Will Blanchard is stopping with |
John Prance.-Mr. Church of Bristol, |
r. l., and Mr. Jordan of Boston have |
been visiting in town.
Lowell.
The reading given by Frank r. |
Conklin at the M. E. church last |
Thursday evening was very fine and
was we'll attended.
Mrs. Timoth Blanchard was thrown
from wagon while coming down the
Truland hill last Tuesday morning,
and sprained her wrist quite badly.
There is to be a general picnic at
Eden pond this week Thursday.
Take your luncheon, ride on the
jolliication.
The Lowell second nine defeated
the Montgomery team on the home
grounds Saturday, August 9Th, by
score of So to 10. A return game was
played last Saturday, but we have not
learned the result.
Ernest Watson returned to his home
in New Haven on Saturday.-Barnum
Austin, wife and daughter, Of John
son, were at B. J. Austin's over Sun
day.-Clayton Kinsley visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Kinsley,
the first of last week.
Lloyd Aral Kelley arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kelley on
Tuesday last. He is strong; lusty
boy and weighs eleven pounds, and
will probably remain indefinitely.