Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-06-11

| George Dow attended the convention al
Greensboro.-Rev. S. L. Vincent and Davie
Baker will attend the Cong. state conven
tion at NeWport.-Several from here went
to Barton Sunday evening to hear Rev
Mr.. Fuller, and good delegation attended
the graduating exercises on Thursday
evening.
| Greensboro.
! Erwin OImstead, our census enumeration,
! is progressing finely.
The Orleans County conference held here
last week was well attended and very in
| teresting.
George Cook and Roy Young are out
again after a tussle with the measles.
Three new cases in district No. IF. A.
Goodrich, who has been quite sick, is
much better.
John Baker from New York and his
brother, E. A. Baker from Boston, were in
town last Week.-Dr. Sparhawk of Bur-
lington made professional visit to w. A.
Stone last Tuesday. Hon. j. III. Gleason of
LyndonviIIe was in town on business last
Thursday.
B. M. Wiley spent Sunday with friends
out of town.-Mrs. S. A. Philbrook spent
a part of last week in New hampshire
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Simpson are
visiting in Enosburg and other places,
leaving home last Friday.-Mr. and Mrs.
John OImstead started for New Hampshire
last Wednesday on visiting trip.
Irasburgh.
Children's Day will be observed at the
Cong. church next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Schofield are spending
a week with Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Lock.
Remember the auction sale of personal
property at the residence of the late Fred
j. Hall, Tuesday June 18th.
While Judge Thompson is very low
with pneumonia at the home of his daugh-
ter in Newport, the latest reports are more
favorab BILE.
Miss Mary Corley has finished her school
in Newport and returned home to care for
her mother, Mrs. Somers, who remains |
very feeble.
The Irasburg Grange will hold its regu
lar monthly meeting Friday evening. Pea
nut races are to be contested. All grang |
ers are requested to be present.
Bertrand Grant of Fall River Mass. has |
been spending the week with Fred Grant
and family visited the home of his boyhood
On Lowell mountain. Mr.. Grant has
good position on the railroad in Fall River.
S. F. Slack and family, j. G. Cook and
wife, Olin Webster and Leland Green at
ended the graduating exercises at Barton
asst Thursday evening. The orations by
graduates, Elmer Slack and Leo
Cook, are highly spoken of.
F. A...Buchanan and daughter Ruth are
aking a carriage drive to Morrisville and
Vida Buchanan went to
Boston last Tuesday to spend few weeks
With her uncle and aunt there.-Mrs. Flint
listed her father in North Troy last
week. Her daughter, Mrs. Sylvester ac-
her. - {
lowell.
John Rounsaville has moved into the
ouse lately vacated by L. B. Wellman. {
V. M. Parker captured trout Wednesday
4 his mill-pond that weighed II pounds.
lie returned from WiIIoughby Monday
18th some very nice fish.
Merton Lockwood attended the COM
at Barton Landing last week. j.,
Iiss Ethel Lawrence has gone to Coventry. =
he will work for Mrs. III. G. Cleveland.
Miss Mary Austin is visiting relatives at
nosburgh Falls. She has been absent
bout three weeks.-R. F. Winchester is
1tertaining his sister, Mrs. KimbaIl, of {
arton.
There is some talk of reSurrecting the re- L
ains of last years baseball team and c
aking try for the pennant. If the boys .
ill play their own home team they will l
D doubt receive the support of the public. L
Leander Pudvah has returned from New {
ork City. He does not like the ice bust =
ess .and reports some other Lowell boys
lere out of work.-Mrs. Helen Rousaville
IS returned from Lowell, Mass, where she "
,ent the winter. y
About twenty of the friends of Harrie
Gilman gathered at his home Thursday Fl
ening and gave: him party in honor of Il
s nineteenth birthday. The evening was a
ent in various games, acting charades
ID listening to selections on the phono- !,
aph. The readings by Miss Guild were - =
ell rendered and highly appreciated. \
were served and everyone =
emed to enjoy the occasion. :
export. y
DR.. Martin, the oculist, is in town stop
ng at Memphremagog House. r
Hon. L. H. Thompson is quite sick at the \,
me OF his daughter, Mrs. Harry House. ~
W. s. Cameron, express agent, injured =,
s foot badly while unloading some goods -
st week. .z71
Lawyer E. A. Cook has moved from the -
rm he recently sold to Scott Bros. and ",
res in III. s. Roots house.