Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-08-07
CALEDONIA COUNTY,.

CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Sutton.
The Ladies' Aid meet with Mrs. F. w.
Barker Wednesday afternoon and evening.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Miss Elvira n. Ball went last Monday
/ to a summer resort in Maine to care for
some children for party from st. Johns
| bury.
Arthur Stevens, who works in an in
sane asylum at Medfeld, Mass, and has
been spending a few weeks in town, re-
turned to Massachusetts last Wednesday
His sister, Miss Amy, returned with him.
Mrs. Charles Chase of Sheffield has been
visiting in town.-Miss Sadie Blake visit
ed friends in Lyndon last week.-Inez
Winslow of Barton Landing spent a part
OF last week visiting her aunt, Mrs. Olive
Harris.-Charles B. Stone, who has been
stopping at Alfred Burnha returned
to Barton last Thursday.-Miss Carrie o.
Daniels of the State Normal School of
Johnson is stopping with her uncle, Chas.
Bundy.
West Burke.
Eugene Fogg is at home from ST. Johns
bury and is sick.
George Dean and sons are repairing their
grist- mill and putting in new machinery.
Mrs. Eli Duval, who has been sick for
several months, is failing quite rapidly and
not expected to recover.
The members of RatUary Post and w. R.
G. and their families will have picnic at
Willoughby Lake next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Doyle are visiting
friends and relatives in this pIace.-Miss
Grace Smith is in Charleston, n. H., visit
ing her sister, Mrs Grow--Ezra Chappell
is at home from Boston on a vacation
Dwight Marshall of Worcester. Mass. for
merly of this town, is visiting friends and
relatives here.-Willie Marshall of Hard
wick is visiting his mother
Hardwiciz.
New potatoes, good ones, are selling
here for 80 cents per busheI.
A lecture at opera hall by Rev. A. J
Hough of White River Junction on ''Uncle
Sans Land" under the auspices of the
NJ. e. church ladies, Wednesday evening,
was decided success.
Miss Florence Titus is at home on vaca-
ton from her musical studies in Boston,
Miss May Sanford of Rutland is visiting
friends here.-Mrs. M. NJ. Judevine is
visiting in BurIington.-Mr and Mrs.
Madison Higgins of Troy are visiting rel
atives and friends here.-Miss Bertha
Perkins of Berlin is here on a visit to old
schooImates.
The summer school closed Friday. That
it has been an entire success everyone
will agree. The last public lecture in con-
nection with the school was delivered
Thursday evening at the opera house by
Supt. w. F. Rocheleau of Streator, Ill.
Subject THE Division of Africa among
the Nations of Europe."- A large number
of people were present. The lecture was
delivered without notes and was very in
teresting and instructive.
East Hardyyick.
Frank Johnson has taken the job of
drawing the lumber for j. W. Hovey's
barn.
Several from this place attended the |
funeral Of Mrs. w. A. Merriam at West |
Glover Tuesday.
Postmaster Warner is seriously ILL.,
Er8stus Howard is confined to the house |
with rheumatism.
WheeIock.
Mrs. r. circuit has gone to Hardwck to |
care for her daughter.-Mrs. Fred Hoffman |
and Grace have gone to Hardwick on a
visit.-Mrs. Ball has gone to w. Concord |
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Mann.
Mr. Miller and wife from Newport stopped |
at S. G. Cree's over night on their way to
New Hanapshire.-Mrs Fred Burbank and
child and Maud Porter from Newport Wis
tied at S. G. Cree's last week.-Nr. Presho
from Boston visited at Mr.. Cree's last
week.-Mrs. Cole and daughter from Hard
wick have been visiting at w. C. SnelIing's
recently.