Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-07-01

! Brockton, Mass, have come to spend few
weeks with her father, S. D. Holman
Mrs. May Stetson is visiting her brother,
DR.. Preston Beauclerk, and family in Con-
i toocook n. H.-Miss Sarah Allen is in
town for few weeks.
Russell Page, who had been working for
Thomas Corley the past few months, died
/ suddenly last Saturday. The intense heat
and drinking freely OF ice water is supposed
to have been the immediate cause of his
death. Mr.. Page was a nephew of ex-Gov.
/ Page. His sister and her husband from
morning, and the remains were taken to
Hyde Park yesterday for burial.
Miss Jennie Mcneil attended the COM
mencement exercises at Johnson and took
the examination for another five years
certiicate.-Walter Harlow, who has been
in St. Johnsbury for some time, is now in
Northfeld, Mass, as a delegate to the Y.
M. c. A. meeting, now in session there
Miss May Wheeler is visiting friends in
Lyndon.-NIrs. Pike has been with her
mother and daughter in Stowe the past
two weeks.-Mrs. Adeline Grant has re-
turned from her visit in Manchester, N. Fl.
Her daughter, Mrs. Maggie Stannard, and
little grand daughter also came with her
and will spend few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant.
Lowell.
George Rooney of johnson spent Sunday
with Arthur Finnigan.
A. P. Sweet is doing some painting and
paper hanging in his hotel. Mr.. Jones of
&c Ioipo tho work
Miss Alice Skinner has finished her
school in North Hyde Park and will soon
go to Hotel Weirs for the summer.
Miss Wilma Durivage, who has been in
Johnson the past two years, is spending
few days at the home of her brother, Leon
Durivage.
There was social at the town hall Fri
day evening, June %, by the Epworth
League. Refreshments Of ice cream, straw
berries and cake were served.
Arthur Stannard attended the graduating
exercises at johnson, June 20. His sister
Belle was one of the graduates. She has
come home for the summer.
{. J. Powers arrived from Stoneham re-
Gently with MS sister Myrtle, who is very
i'll, being threatened with brain fever. She
is still delirious and in critical condition.
Leander Pudvah and Fred Revoir have
returned from New York. Mr.. Revoir is
sick and it is thought that he will have to
give up city life and move back here.
A child of Warren Rouse was overcome
by heat last Wednesday, being found in
the bayfield, in an insensible condition. He
+ol-o TO bo and rpctOratiUPS
applied and is now recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Greenwood of
Enosburg Falls called on friends here last
Friday. Mr.. Greenwood was on his way
to Sherbrooke, Que.-Rev. FIR. Clermont of
Newport, visited FIR. Z. E. Picotte few
days recently.
The slight misunderstanding between
W. S. Parker Jr., and Arthur Gyette,
which was 10 have come before the States
attorney, was settled by Parker, who
plead guilty to assault before Justice Kins-
ley and paid a fine of s. and costs.
E. H. Blossom and other ra ilroad men
would like'to meet the voters of this town
for talk On railroad matters at the town
hall July 4th al O'Clock pm. Let all no
are interested in the prospect of a railroad
and the consequent benefit to our town
and co community, endeavor to be present.
Frank Newton, son of H. H. Newton of
this place, has sold out his interest in the
firm in Lowell, Mass, of which he was a
partner. He will visit MS father and
friends here during the month of July
VIM. Chaffae has sold his farm to James
Collins and will go TO MorrisviIle to live
with his daughter.
Mrs. J. F. Stephenson underwent a sue
cessfuI opera ton at the hospital in Bur-
lington some time ago. Mrs. T. n. Patter-
son accompanied her and remained until
after the operation.-Lewis Cross was OPP
Grated upon by DR.. George, of Hyde Park,
for the removal OF a large swelling on the
back of his neck. He is getting better and
eventually expects to come out all right.
Morgan.
Miss Knowlton's house is progressing
finely.
A very successful term Of school at the
Corner closed Friday.
Mr.. Robert Gray and wife of Sheffield
and Mr.. J. +. Gray and wife of West Derby
visited at A. NJ. Gray's last Week.-Mrs.
Grace Croft of Island Pond is visiting at
Mrs. George Bartlett's-Mrs. Cora Bur-
roughs has returned home from Island
Pond where she has been visiting relatives.
Mr.. 5. E. Gray and wife visited at Her
bert Gray's in Bloomington last week.
Mr.. E. K. Lord and daughter were in
Island Pond last Thursday.-Mr Farnham
and Mrs. Jennie Hubbard spent Sunday
with Mrs. Hib bard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Revoir.
Newport.
Earl Smith is clerking for E. Lane & Son