Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-07-17

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Barton Landing, where she visited friends
! the week of the Fourth.
Morgan.
Rena Heath has gone to Island Pond to
work in the shirt factory.
A party from Island Pond are camping
| in the c. I. Moore cottage.
! Mrs. A. M. Gray is on the sick list; her
daughter Myrtle, from Barton, is here
caring for her.
July 9th the lightning burned out the
fuses in the telephone Office. The same
day it struck VIM. Cargill's barn and
July 18th it struck Arthur Daggett's barn,
injuring it to quite an extent.
IL. Cobb of Island Pond has gone to
Battle Creek, Michigan, to a hospital for
treatment, his case being considered criti
cal. Mr.. Cobb was born and always lived
! in this town until few years ago, and his
many friends here will be very sorry to
learn of his illness.
Miss Sadie Flanders and Mrs Nettie
Trip, who have been visiting here, have
returned to Barton.-Annie Litchfield
spent the Fourth with her parents.-Mrs.
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spent a week recently with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur aggett-Harry Waite and family
are visiting at III. A. artlett's.-Charles
Bartlett, former resident of this town,
has been visiting VIM. Bartlett and other
friends.-Mrs. Geo. Wilder from West
Derby has been visiting in town.-Mrs.
Applebee of Holland is stopping with her
daughter Mrs. ggett.-Nelson Caron of
Barton has been in town selling the En-
pire Cream Separator.
Newport.
Walter Bridge is working for Dentist
George Newland.
Clayton Ellkins is at work for @. L. M.
Bug bee in his jewelry store.
Albert Burns of West Burke, has moved
into one of W. E. Kennels tenements on
Summer street.
Mr.. Morse has finishedwork at the Cen
trail Fish Market and gone to work for F.
P. Davis as bookkeeper.
Miss Anna B. Green went to ST. Johns
bury Thursday as pianist in the concert
given by Eugene Cowles.
The citizens of this village are making
Association. A meeting was held at the
court house last Friday.
Clayton Elkins is home from Lowell,
Mass, where he has been attending a
schooI.-Clarence Richmond has returned
from Burlington.-L. A. LOrimer has re-
turned from a six weeks trip through the
West.
he Eoi~ io+T
has organized and elected z. M. Mansur
president, Benz. Human vice president,
and DR.. j. H. Gaines secretary and treas
urer. The date of the fair this fall is to be
August 16, II and IS. With the support of
the business men which is guaranteed, the :
officers will expect to Guido the fair which !
was held last year.
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Ryan
have gone to Cambridgeport, Mass, to
visit an aunt, Mrs. d. w. Fitzpatrick
Mrs. F. H. Clark and daughter have gone
to Windsor for two weeks visit.-Mrs. |
Sidney Slice has gone to Boston, called |
there by the death of a niece.-Mr. and |
Mrs. W. w. Hutchins are taking trip to
Salem, Crescent and Nahant beaches and |
other places in Massachusetts.-H. H. !
Green is in Burlington on a visit.-Mrs. |
Ed Hope and her mother have gone for a
two weeks visit in Canada.-Mrs. Fred |
BiIlideau is visiting her parents in Barton |
D. o. Cole and family of Hardwick, are |
guests of z. .. Holt.-A. Fl. Fuller Of |
springfield, Mass, has been visiting at |
Mr.. ChiIson's the past Week.-Grant and /
Maggie Miller of Lowell, Mass. ,are visiting |
at their uncIe's, o. G. Miller's.-Mr. and |
Mrs. N. D. Rogue OF Magog, P. O., are
listing their daughter, Mrs. Charles /
VI oore.--Mrs. c. {. Vail of Blairstown, Ia,
listed her cousin, n. L. Foster, the past
week, after an absence OF 25 years.-Mrs.
:. P. Story of New York, is here on visit
o her mother, Mrs. Clara Hobson.-Mrs.
T. 3. Flint of Bloomington Center, is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. D. w. Hildreth.-
Mrs. Harriet Boynton Of ST. Johnsbury is
lere visiting her brother, Henry Cham
)erIain. Mr.. and Mrs. Simons of Hilton,
\. H, are visiting at Mr.. Mason's. Mr..
nd Mrs. Buckmaster of Everett, Mass,
re the guests of Mrs. F. ?. Davis.-Judge
!. H. Thompson OF Iras burg, was here last
week on business.-JuIius Dutton is at
lome from Dartmouth spending his vaca-
ion with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. j. N.
BUTTON.
1eWpGrt Center.
Mrs. Clara Stowell is shingling her resi-
ence.
3. H. Hagar has moved from over F. D
'aylor's store to Major Rollins house.
The Grange gave a free entertainment in
he G.. A. r. hall Friday evening, uly 9TH.
\ pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
George Page is doing an extensive bust
less in painting and papering this sum
aer. Nj. Page IS a very good hand at