Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-07-31

entered upon the minutes of the circle,
and copy sent to the ORLEANS COUNTY
MONITOR for publication and copies be
furnished for the family of the deceased.
MRS. c. E. LANE, Sec.
Irasburgh.
Miles Brown is very ILL.,
Raspberries are qui.e plenty at 81 cents
per pound.
The w. c. t. U. will meet with Mrs. W..
F. Brewster Wednesday afternoon, at the
usual hour.
During the thunder storm of July 21st,
lightning struck and killed a COW belong
ing to Mr.. Orlando Page and also four
head of cattle belonging to Fletcher Kid
der.
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the Cong1
church parIors next Friday afternoon. All
are invited to come in to supper, which
will be served at O'Clock in charge of Mrs.
Thompson and Mrs. Templeton.
Mr.. ChappeIIe has moved into the house
Recently purchased by Solomon Clough.-
Mrs Laura A. Metcalf, who recently sold
her village residence to Mr.. Solomon
Clough, will make her home for the pres
ent with Mrs. Goldsmith.
sour Nation and Good Citizenship"
WAS the subject of Judge Thompson's ad-
dress Hast evening, given under the
spices of the w. Q. T. U. It was not only
Interesting but decidedly practical and
should leave healthful and educating in
fiuence upon all who had the pleasure of
listening.
DR.. Martin Scott died at his home in
Randolph Sunday, July 23rd, aged 81 years.
He graduated from the Z. v NJ. in 1856,
and with one exception was the Oldest
homeopathic practitioner in the state.
He was a man highly esteemed and leaves
a wife Sarah (Worthington) formerly of
this town, two daughters and one son, who
has been his partner for several years.
Mr.. Charles G. Locke and family are
stopping few days with his father, W. l..
+Locke.-Mrs. Dutton from Concord, n. FL.
is stopping a few days with her sister, Mrs
HetcaIf.-Mr. Arthur L. jameson and two
sons, Max and Philip, of Ogdensburg,
n. Y, have been visiting old friends and
places the past week.-Mrs.. Geo. A. Smith
and three children from Woonsocket, R. l.,
pre- spending few weeks with friends in
town.-Mrs. Z. NJ. Jameson from Woon-
Socket, r. l. is visiting at Mrs. E. A. Chap
Alice Downing, returned home last Friday
night from visit to Montpelier and Rich
orG.-Mrs. Harry House of Newport is
stopping with her parents, Judge and Mrs.
FThompson.-Nlr May Stetson with her
two sons, also Mrs. Wade of Hotel Barton
are stopping al s. w. BeaucIerk's-Joseph
rretrauIt went to Bellows Falls last night
on business.-Mrs. Julia Jordan is the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton.
Mr.. Goldsmith and son, Fred, are visit
ing friends in Newport. F. H. Hold
ridge returns home from Caledonia Springs
today.
Lowell.
Frank Kinney has gone to housekeeping
IN the Abel Sawyer house. i
An ice-cream social was held at the town
n ball Friday evening by the e. E. society of
the Con G. church.
Frank Lahore is at nome from Mont
gomery nursing a case of measles. He ex-
N pects to be able to return soon.
The infant child of Paul Dusham of
WestfieId was burie d from the r. G.
u church here on Thursday morning, July
#
NJ J. supplying the III. Z. pulpit for the sum-
NJ her. His many friends here are glad to
M have him among Us.
During the thunder storm of last week, !
#Eghtning struck Andrew Richardson's
III horse barn and also struck EIeazer Mitch |
ellis barn, but did no great damage in
5either case.
Charles Greenwood has just put in a
Hstock of clothing and gents furnishings. |
M He has good line of all new goods, and it I
8svilI pay anyone in need of such things to .
call on Charles.
We are smoking and ''happy'' just at
Hpresent, the occasion being the marriage |
bf Ross c. K1nsley of Lowell, and Miss
HBertha Hemenway of Waterville. Wei
come to the bride, and congratulations for
both.
The L. A. society meeting of last week,
(which was appointed at Mrs. Leon Duri-
Fage's. was very poorly attended, owing to
Nh he terrific thunder storm which prevail
Ned all that afternoon. If the elements
allow the attendance next time will be
&arger.
The second nine met its first defeat of
&he season at the hands of the Barton
cam in game of ball played at Irasburg,
July %. Score was to 6. Poor fielding
h the second inning lost the game for
# lowell, as Parker did not allow the visitors
10 score again till the ninth.
Hi Dea. y. F. Hutchinson has returned
rom his visit to friends in the southern
bart of the state. He has been absent |
bout a Imonth. On Thursday evening,