Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-07-10

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Mrs. Mary johnson and daughters, Mrs.
Mary Robinson and Miss Louise Johnson
are at home from Jacksonville, Fla, to
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Hubbard entertain
ed Mrs. Hubbard's brother, Norman Wade,
of Milford, Mass, and Mrs. Wilson and
son of st. Paul, S. D., last week.
The band will play at the upper end of
the village Wednesday evening of this
week, weather permitting. All members
are requested to be in attendance
The Odd Girls will meet with Gertrude
L. Grow Wednesday evening at o'clock,
to talk over and decide about the Vii
Ioughby trip. Let all the members be
present.
Maj. W. Fl. Cheever, of Nashua, N. H.,
special representative of the Mutual Life
Insurance Co. OF New York, spent Sun
day in town, the guest of DR.. E. M.
Nichols.
Henry Baldwin has purchased Of Geo.
W. Buzzen his steamer ''Hard Times"
The boat was made some time ago but has
peen used but little and is in first class
condition.
In looking over the list of officers con-
nected with Dartmouth college, we find
that Charles F. Matthewson of New York
has been re- elected as alumni member to
the board of trustees for five years.
On the first page we give another ARTICLE
written by Mrs. j. n. Webster on her trip
through the west. Her subject this time
is Salt Lake City, and the article will be
found of much interest to our readers.
Melvin Bowen OF Barton Landing and
Miss Jennie Holmes, who has been work
ing in the Peerless shops, were married at
Richford last week. Their friends will
extend congratulations.
Ed. Holton reports seeing deer in VIM.
Browns field near the Glover road. The
animal finally jumped into the road and
after running about for time jumped the
fence and disappeared over the hill on the
other side.
J. Stanford of Fargo, Dakota, called at
this Office last week. Mr.. Stanford is the
son of S. Stanford OF Irasburgh, and is in
the mercantile business in Fargo. He re-
ports business as being very good in that
section OF the country.
IHSES Is 10 DG d SaIi1S u OdoS jail OA tAIO
fair ground tomorrow Tuesday afternoon,
at 80, between the Newport Center boys
and oar home team. The visiting team is
one Of the best in the league and the game
promises to be an interesting one.
Mr.. j. 4. Crane of Greens boro made the
MONITOR Office a pleasant call last week.
Mr.. Crane IS il this vicinity as special
agent for c. s. Page, and is selling Pages
Poultry food. Mr.. Crane reports very
large sale Of the poultry food in this
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Drumming returned
from st. Johnsbury last week. Mr.. Brun-
ming has finished work there and Will now
work for J. W. Murkland. Ira Chambers,
who has also been working in St. Johns
bury, has returned here and will work for
Mr.. Murkland.
J. r. Collision and wife of Rhode Island
have been visiting Mr.. Collisions brothers
and sisters here during the past week.
Mr.. Collision is superintendent in some
large cotton mills in Rhode Island and
reports the business as being in very
fiourishing condition.
A Sunday night mail has been put on
with the recent change in the time table
and the pouch will be closed at $40 in the
evening. The postofice will not be open
ed at all but all mail deposited in the
outer box at the Office before that time
will be sent on the night train.
Letters addressed TO the following
parties remain uncalled for at the post
Office here: Mrs. A. Bickford, Fred Blay,
Mrs. Viola Hodge, Miss Josie Hamilton,
Mrs. Joseph Libby, Mr.. Arrond Labor,
Miss Lucy2 Murray, Miss Efie Porter,
Orange NJ. Wells, (2), Mrs. ii. j. Whipple.
The ''Up-to- date" comedy company is
to give a series of entertainments at
Seaver's opera hall Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week. This
company has been showing in many Of
the towns in this section of the state and
is well spoken of by the press. Prices 80
and 20 cents; children 10 cents.
Rev. Mr.. Alexander of Glover occupied
the Methodist pulpit yesterday morning,
giving his hearers a most excellent dis
course. In the evening a union service
was held at the Congregational church.
Next Sunday love feast will be held at
the NJ. E. church at 10 o'clock, commu-
Mon service at 10:45, followed by baptisms
and reception of members.
In letter received recently from G. H.
Remission of Los Angeles, Cal, he states
that he has just moved into a new and
pleasant store, and sis happy living in
glorious California; Mr.Keniston and his
son, who is in company with him, deal in
physicians supplies and surgical instru-
ments, and their friends in this county
will be pleased to know that they are
pleasantly located there.