Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-06-05

burlington Wnere She mas Deen Oh WISH.
WV. Cowan of Bradford was in town
last week.. Fl. Silsby was here in the in
terests of his business.
Clayton and Benton Kinsley were at
home from Boston few days last week on
visit to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Kinsley. NE
George Chamberlain entertained the
Eden Social Club at his home on Friday
evening. Refreshments were served and
all had pleasant time.
Miss Bertha Stickney OF Newport Center
was in town the first of last weekly. M.
Parker returned Monday from Willough by
lake with some fine specimens of the
longe family.
A. Ell. Gardyne has moved his family t O
North Troy, where he will reside for the
present until he finds steady employment.
He will not return to Leonminster, Mass,
as reported last week.
Osmer Farman is rushing work on his
new barn but is at disadvantage owing
to an attack of erysipelas in his hand. But
he can boss, if not labor so the barn pro-
crosses fast just the same.
The Memorial exercises by the schools,
at the Congregational church on Monday,
May 29th, were very good and showed
much care and hard work on part of both
teachers and pupils.-Memorial services
were conducted at the Congregational
church on Sunday, May %. Rev. A. F.
delivered the Memorial sermon
to a large audience among whom were
of'the G. A. R., w. X. G.
and S. of V. The church was finely dec
grated with flags and relics of the war.
6. W. Hartwell, committee on behalf of
Hazen Post No. IA G. A. R., wishes to
thank all those who assisted in decorat-
ing the church, in singing and in other
ways contributed to the success of the ex-
ercises.
Morgan.
West Charleston.
George Gray was recently run over by
wheel harrow and quite badly injured.
Fishing seems to be the principal bust
ness at present. Some very nice longe have
been caught. Y&
A. M. Gray and wife were called to
last week to attend the fun
sral of Mrs. Andrew Gray.
L. P. Brooks has sold his farm to Sum
Ter Wilcox. Price $500. Mr.. Brooks has
bought house at West Derby and will
move there soon.
Prof. Andrews was in town recently
listing schools.-Z. M. Mansur visited
riends and relatives here last week.-B. E.
Moore of Newport was in town recently
Harry Cheney of Sutton visited at w. IL.
Calkins last week.
Newport.
Miss Hattie Green has gone to Spring
ield, Mass. on visit.
S. Slice has returned from the White
Mountains where he has been at work.
John, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. 3. Young,
Who recently came here from Minneapolis,
las the scarlet fever!
A. W. Livingston has closed his labors
or Druggist Wadleigh and has gone to
Iardwick on business.
The LADY of the Lake" is being put
n condition for,the summer travel. Reg
liar trips will begin June Goth.
Louis Follett, who has been sick this
pring but has been gaining, has had re-
apse and is quite. sick at present.
w. n. Kinne ls-building new house on
his farm in North Coventry. ER. Huse
5 to build a4.house for F. J. Pelkey in West
Derby. 49,.
F. A. Blanchard has closed his labors as
Jerk for E. Lane & Son, and will start
DON for Denver, Col, by the advice of his
hysician.s
Fire was discovered in the Tuck tene-
nent block on Main street Wednesday
morning, but was extinguished without
he aid of the hose company.
Will Green has. returned from Boston
nd gone to work for True & Blanchard as
Elijah Huntington has gone
O work in the G. 2. freight Office.
Arthur Fisher had his second trial for
disturbing the Salvation Army meeting
efore Justice Massey Thursday, and was
ined So andfcosts. He has taken an ap-
eal. sif,4es
D. w. Hildreth is to give lecture at the
)dd-Fellow' shall Tuesday, June 10, sub
oct, ''Some cuban Impressions" There
hould be asgood attendance as the lecture
will be interesting.
Memorial Day was observed in about the
Usual way..:After the regular exercises at
he cemetery fine address by e. G. Nor
ow of Burlington was listened to by
arge audience atsthe Odd-FelIow's hall.
Fred Carter has moved to A. G. Bart
ett's farm in North Coventry.-Thomas
1arrick has moved his goods from the
hubbard tenement to the Young tenement
louse where they will reside when the
louse is completed and lthey return from
Jew York.-A. W. Perkins will move into
FRS. Halls tenement on Lake street.