Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-29

ering and Mr.. Nutting who'd be pleased
if the district would now provide cupola
for it. AS this seems to be necessity, and
will make but little expense for all, we
hope the people will see that this is done.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
Joel Bean has moved back to Lawrence,
Mass.
John Cole is building new barn. Hi
ram Jenness is doing the work.
Quite large number from this place at
tended the concert by Sousa's Band at St.
Johnsbury last Wednesday evening.
VIM. SiIsby of Newbury visited relatives
in town last week.-Mrs.. John Mcclellan
and children of Glover visited her parents
here last week.-John White of Groveton,
n. H., is visiting relatives in town.
John Hopkins of Peacham visited at
Rev. G. a. Emery's last week.-Thomas
Aldrich of St. Johnsbury visited his broth
er Adelbert, last week.-Mrs.. Julia Wy
zanski of Boston has come to spend the
summer with her brother, Jacob Solomon.
One day last week while Will Goes horse
was standing hitched on the street, he in
some way broke loose and started to run
and ran aga inst Marshall Smith, throwing
him down, the wagon passing over him.
Mr.. Smith was quite badly bruised and
will be laid up for few days.
Hardwick.
Fred Taylor of Wheelock has been visit
ing his brothers, Frank and William.
The Methodists are grading The lawn in
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new walks.
There will be a base ball game here in
the afternoon, Memorial Day, between the
itHardwick Hustlers'' and the Morrisville
boys, and holly contested game is ex-
pected, as both teams are good ones.
Dr. Farman is having his house repair
ed.-Oscar Clement has commenced the
erection of a house on Church St.-Wm.
Lord has moved his family out West.-B.
Lu1t has the mock measles.-Prof. Benz.
Sanborn of Boston, has been engaged to
deliver an address on Memorial Day.
East Hardwick.
E. G. Smith has been on the sick list.
Julia Bell has returned to Littleton, NJ
ii.
Charles Smith has hired the Ben Fuller
farm.
Dorman Cole, the blind man, is on the
road peddling.
G. M. Warner has had charge of the r.
r. station while Agent Smith was out.
Sheffield.
Alonzo Gray is very sick.
Miss Flossie Gray has gone to Monmouth,
Maine to visit friends.
William Dexter and Silas Gray were at
West Burke last Monday.
Mrs. Albert Giffin was chosen president
of the Junior League recently.
Rev. B. P. Parker has been engaged to
remain with the F. 3. society for another
year.
Paul Willard was in LyndonviIle on bus
mess last week.-Geo. Giffin was in Glover
Wednesday.
Quite number from this place attended
the band concert at st. Johnsbury We'd
nesday evening.
The concert at the Baptist church Sun
day evening the 21st, was both pleasant
and interesting.
Will Willard attends the academy at
Lyndon Center but spends Saturdays and
Sundays with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Drown received news
last week of the severe illness of their
daughter in New London, n. Fl.
RoIlin Barber, the blacksmith, will put |
an addition on his shop this summer
Lester Brown raised a large barn Thurs
day.
George Hanscom, from New Bedford,
Mass, and Miss Nellie Hill of ST. Johns !
bury were married last week. Congratu-
lations!
William Stockwell, an aged citizen, died
very suddenly last Monday. The funeral
was held on Wednesday at Mrs. Cynthia
Heath's.
Mrs. Betsey Ann Hunter will live with
her sister, Mrs. Charles ingalls,, part Of
the summer. She is planning to visit her |
brothers in the West later on.
Myron Simpson was in town last week
and while here sold his farm to Hiram
Simpson Simpson of st. Johns
bury is doing his springs work on his |
farm here.
At the reorganization of the Methodist
Sunday school recently, the following Of
ficers were elected: Supt, Willis Hansconn;
Asst Supt., Bernie Chase; Sec., Herman
Simpson; Treas, Mrs. Herman Simpson;
librarian, Bernie Hall; organist Nellie
circuit.
Corydon Simpson and wife visited at st. |
Johnsbury Thursday Sarah Benham
returned to her home in Charlestown,
Mass, Wednesday, after few days visit |
here among friends.-Lily Parker of Lyn-
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