Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-08-05

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gagged to teach in Pittsford this fall.
Mrs. Flora Tenney is visiting her father,
Mr.. E. P. Church, and friends in this vi
cinity. Mr.. Church is also entertaining
his two grandsons from Springfield, Mass.
lessons to be learned from the life of
| Samuel" was the subject of the lecture
given by Rev. e. P. Treat last evening, this
being the third in a series commencing
with Joshua" These meetings have
been especially interesting and all should
receive practical benefit from them. 1.-The
life of Saul" will be the subject for next
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ellen jameson, of Woonsocket, R..
l., is visiting friends in town.-Mrs. L. E.
Brewster came from Boston Saturday to
spend a few weeks in this vicinity.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. II. Cowles are visiting friends
in Johnson.-Mr. G.. C.. F%ulIington of
Johnson visited Percy Templeton last
Week.-Mrs. Gertrude Skinner Of Barton
has been spending the week with her
friend, Miss Matte Holdridge.
Lowell.
Miss Sara Finnegan has been at home on
a visit. She is at work in st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Parker visited at
Irasburg a few days last week.
D. E. Curtis returned to Boston, Satur-
day. His family will remain for a time.
DR.. l.. NJ. Bingham of Burlington visited
his sister, Mrs. Rufus Kinsley, last Thurs
day and Friday.
John RounsavilIe has gone tc ST Johns
bury and other points in search of work at
his trade of bIacksmithing.
Miss Lillian Wetherby returned to Bur-
lington, Friday. Theda WelIman went
with her to remain a week.
Ernest Beart, who has been assisting at
the creamery has gone to Groveton, N. H.,
and Arthur Stannard has taken his place,
Andrew Cello has completed his job of
painting the iron bridge and is now per-
forming a like operation on the roof of the
creamery.
Albert Stewart and family have returned
to town and expect to remain for some
time. New York seems to have no charms
for Albert.
Irwin Stephenson has his Office completed
and ready for occupancy. Lowell will
have as fine a town clerks Office as is gen.
| orally seen in a country town.
A town meeting is warned for August II,
to see what is to be done in the matter of
aid for the proposed new railroad. Opin-
| ion seems to be divided as to the advisable
ity of the bono and an exciting meeting
may be expected.
On Friday, July 26th, the family Of w.
Fl. Kimball called on Osmer Farmer and
wife, who are now stopping at their hill
farm through haying. They found Mr..
Farmers people comfortably situated for
campers and enjoying themselves. After
dinner the men got four loads of hay into
the barn; they then all gathered around a
well filed table, where were ice-cream,
cake and plenty of other good things, to
which all did ample justice, after which
the visitors returned home, feeling that
the day would be long remembered.
Morgan Center.
Mrs. A. J.. Calkins and Mrs. PiIIsbury
visited in Canada last week.
Miss E. MabelIe Elliott who has been
stopping at T. Gilman's has returned to
Boston.
Fred Thomas has returned to New York
where he is employed in one of the large
department stores.
A party of fourteen ladies and gentlemen
from Bloomington occupied t. Gilman's
cottage last week.
P. B. Ainsworth aged ahort SO years, died
Saturday evening July 2Sth The funeral
services were held at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Vornarx, where he has
lived the past year. Rev. &. G. McDougan
offciated.
Mrs. James Goodsell died the 23rd inst.
very suddenly. Soon after retiring for the
night there came up a severe thunderstorm
and Mr.. Goodsell knowing his wife to be
timid at such times spoke to 9r to see if
she was awake and getting no answer he
reached over and touched her and found
she was dead. It was a great shock to the
immediate relatives who have the sympathy
of the entire community.
Newport.
Dana Cheney has bought the Wright
house on the Coventry road.
Mr.. Sheldon of West Derby has moved
into one of H. II. Caswell's tenements on
Eastern avenue.
Mr.. Samuel Mcclellan, an aged citizen.
died last Sunday, July 18th. The funeral
was held Tuesday.
Geo. F.. Root entertained a party of about
go members Of the Y. NJ. G. A. including
ladies at the Root cottage at the Bluff last
Tuesday evening.
The Ninth Vermont Veteran Association
will hold their annual re-union at camp of
the Vermont National Guard, near Fort
Ethan Allen, VT, on Thursday, August
22nd, 1901. Business meeting at 100
O'Clock p. m.
s. A. Keith has been out through the