Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-23
and daughter Hattie of Cam bridge, Mass.
are visiting at Charles Oben's.
Newport Center.

Newport Center.
U. A. Harris is repairing his village resi-
dence.-O. J. Adams has shingled his
house.
Miss Avis Crawford and Miss Myrtle
Kline have gone to the mountains tc
work for the summer.
F. d. Taylor's brother visited him recent
1y.-Miss Cora Leonard is home from Troy
where she has been working.-George
Allen, who is working at Oxford, n. H.,
has been spending a few days at his home
here.-Mrs. Eugene Benoit is visiting her
| father, A. Benoit. She is accompanied by
a friend.-Mr. and Mrs. George Sleeper of
Boston recently visited at G. L. Erwin's.-
! Mrs. Morris Bailey and son Floyd are Wis
| iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. O.
| Whipple.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richards
and Frank Hildreth of Philadelphia are
here on visit.-Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Adams here from Springfield, Mass,
visiting Mr.. Adams parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| o. J. Adams.-Miss Carrie Titus is visiting
friends here.
| Westtield.
DR.. Young and Mrs. W. c. Farman are
| on the sick list.
M. Winslow Farman supplied the Cong.
pulpit in Hardwick the past two Sundays.
A number of the relativetivas and friends
of w. D. Bell spent very pleasant even
ing at his home a short time ago.
Leslie Woodwork entertained number
of his friends at his home on the evening
of July 10th. All report fine time.
WestmOre.
Mrs. G. o. Gill is visiting friends in
Barnet.
Miss Taylor is holding very successful
meetings here, and is we'll liked by all.
The social at the Conley school was very
enjoyable. The proceeds Of the boxes
amounted to 1854.
Mrs. D. J. Wright and Master Alfred
Wright from Hoosic Falls, N. Y, are
visiting at Hugh CampbelIs.
Mrs. Michael Mcnamara, who has been ill g
for some time, died July Is. Funeral ser
vices were held at Island Pond July II.
We learn of the birth of daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Shlck of Nebraska. Mrs.
Shick will be remembered here as Lizzie
Harmon.
Miss Taylor of the Vermont missionary
society will give an address at the Epworth
League meeting at East Charleston on
Tuesday evenings at half past seven O'Clock.
Mr.. Editor:
Someone seems to be advertising a Sun
day business here at Willoughby through
the locals. We feel ashamed of this. If
people come here on Sunday we try to use
them we'll but we don't care to advertise
our laWlessness in this way. The scream
ing of boat whistles and the like at the /
hours of public worship is not thing TO /
be proud of. F. Fl. FOSTER.
Don't fail to ttend the grand summer
concert to be given at the church by the !
summer visitors here next Thursday eve
ming at s o'clock. Admission 10 cents. /
Ice-cream and cake will be served after the
concert. Miss Ide of Boston will sing,
Anna Spencer Frost, reader, will render
several mum bers, Mr.. B. Frank Harris, Mr..
Fl. D. Webster, Mr.. David Porter and
others are expected to take part. This will
be given for the benefit of the church.
CALEDONIA COUNT
West Burke.
Geo. Farr of whom mention has been =:
made, died July IA. Funeral services at
his home on Monday. Rev. G. H. Wright
Mr.. Frank Reynolds of Boston, Mass,
will give one of his unique enterta inments
at the M. E. church on Thursday evening.
Aug. g., under the auspices of the Epworth
League. Mr.. Reynolds comes highly re-
commended by prominent clergymen and
others.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary (Jacobs) Wal
5er was held at her late residence last
Sunday. Rev. G. H. Wright of Derby,
Appropriate music was rem
dered by the Lyndonville male quartet.
The floral tributes were many and beauti-
jul. DR.. Frank Davis and son of Boston,
DR.. Fred Davis and wife of Lyndonville,
Geo. H. Davis and family of Barton, and
Mrs. Proctor Jacobs and daughter of
Lancaster, n. H, were present at the
uneral.
East HardWick.
Martin Ovitt has moved back to his
,lace at the Center.
Henry Eldridge was badly kicked on one
# his knees last week and is laid up for
epairs.
The older citizens will ren1em Der the hay
eason of 1857 when much hay was spoiled
n the long continued wet weather. Some
armers paid their help, who were hired by
he month, half pay if they would stay
way until settled weather.
sutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Holmes are spending
heir summer vacation at the Adirondacks
The lightning struck Will Campbell's
louise during the thunder shower. July Is,
ding cOnsidera bic damage