Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-23

| impossible. Farmers have ample time be-
tween hay days to listen to the stories o
the Oldest in ha bitants, who remember jus
such season 40 or 80 years ago.
Miss Cunningham of Lyndon is spend
ing few days with her riend, Miss May
Wheeler.-Mrs. Lettie( Powers Randall ano
daughter Clara of Bakersfield have been
spending the week with Mrs. E. w. Keith
Mrs. Laura Metcalf has gone to Barton
| Ldg. for few weeks visit.-Dr. and Mrs.
Young are entertaining friends from away
George Brewster, who has rented his farm
for some years, is carrying it on himself
this year with all of his former enterprise.
Some very modern improvements are no
ticeable around his premises, conspicuous
among them being a gasoline engine for
working the separator and churn. Mr..
Brewster makes extra butter which COM
mands fancy price.
Charles Locke and family of ST. Johns
bury are at M. L. Locke's for two weeks
visit.-Mrs. Miles Browns mother has
come from Clinton, Mass, to spend the
summer with her.-Mrs. Peck from Calais
has been spending the week at r. S. How
ard's.-Mr. c. G. Fullington of johnson
visited Percy Templeton last week.-Dr.
Buchanan and wife from Cambridge visit
ed at FLA. Buchanan's last Week.-Mrs.
Sarah Allen came Monday to spend few
weeks at the Brewster hotel.-Mr. and
Mrs. Dibble of Cleveland, Ohio, have been
spending the week with Rev. and Mrs.
Edward Treat.
Lowell.
The Curtis tub factory has run both
night and day the past week to fill orders.
Wilma Durivage of Johnson has been at
home on a visit. She had with her the
infant son of b. S. Fullington of Johnson
for whom she is working at present.
o. M. Parker has sold his stuffed bear
to the Hitchcock Memorial Library and
Museum of Westfeld. The bear is a fine
specimen and the society is to be congrat
ulated on securing it.
There was a lawsuit at the town hall
Tuesday before Justice Kinsley in which
John Kicker sued Thomas Long for
damages for cutting timber over his line.
Verdict, $15 and costs for plaintiff. F. W.
Baldwin for plaintiff, J. w. Redmond for
defendant.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Curtis and son of
Melrose, Mass, are visiting at Don B. Cur
tis'.-C. III. Mix visited his mother in
Richmond last week.-Elmer Warren of
Putnam, Conn.,, has been spending few
weeks vacation with his mother.-Rev. Z.
E. Sinclair, wife and son of Pennington,
n. H., are visiting in town
Morgan.
Mrs. Henry Rood of Newport Center is
visiting her son Arthur.-W. Cox and
family of New York are in town.-W. M.
Taylor and family were in town recently.
Mrs. Harry Wait of Lebanon, n. H., is
visiting her sister.-Mr. George Taylor,
wife and daughter are visiting Mrs. Tay
lor's mother. Mrs. James Moore.
Morgan Center
]. A. Gray and wife visited relatives in |
Lunen burg last week.
A. Calkins is at work at Island Pond for
A. Bartlett & Son, putting in the founda-
ton for their new building.
E. G. Calkins and wife and their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Carrie Wilson, of Brockton, Mass,
arrived here last Friday to spend the sum-
ner.
About forty friends met at the home of
). ID. Elliot last Monday evening to cele-
orate the 18th birthday of his daughter
Ola. Cake and ice-cream were served.
The new hall in connection with the house
served good purpose, where the young
people INDUCED in games until late hour.
All pronounced the occasion an enjoy
BILE one.
Newport.
Herman Fuller of Springfield, Mass, is
n town on a visit.
DR.. and Mrs. Blanchard have returned
rom Connecticut Lake, n. H.
DIR. J. H. Wilson has moved into j. r.
Iall's tenement on Lake street.
L. Hunt had three fingers crushed while
oupling cars in the Boston & Maine yard
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. M. Dutton and family have pre-
ented the Cong'l church fine large pho
ograph of their late pastor, Rev. j. M.
BUTTON.
Lucy Bean has gone to Caledonia Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T Goode and daughter
re stopping at Bolton Springs for week.
Robert Davis has been visiting in Boston
he past week.-Mrs.. L. M. Tinkham is
visiting her former home in Randolph.
Mrs. q. II. Flint has gone to Falmouth
ank Mrs. w. w. Hutchinson
re IN Observation-Disclosures F. n. Bilodeau
listed her parents in Barton last week.
About fifty of the leading citizens of
MS place and surrounding towns, have
ormed an association to hold fair the
18th, 18th and 10th of August at Memphre-
lagog Park. The officers are: Fl. g. !
leveland, president; F. G. Williams, sec