Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-07-22

abscess.
Luthe' Falrbrother of Barre is working
for L. S. Nye.
Charles Wright is improving his house
with new blinds.
Edward Nye, son OF l.. S. Nye OF this
place, was married last Wednesday 20 Miss
May Hall in Washington, ID. c.
Mr.. Fletcher Kendall OF Barton is board
ing atl.s. E. standish's.-AIaster Gerald
Grow of Barton is visiting at j. 7. wells.
Miss Ruth McFarlane OF Worcester,
Mass, is spending the summer at j. II.
Wells
Mrs. Caroline RedAeld, widow Of the late
Beriah Redfield died yesterday morning AT
four o'clock. She leaves two children,
Mrs. Geo. Cummings OF this place and
Arthur Redfeld OF Barton. The funeral
will be held Tuesday at two O'Clock at her
late home.
West Charleston.
John Dudley has had a telephone placed
in his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rooney are at work for
Charles Bean.
MIS-. Smith has returned from New York
where she went to visit her parents.
The ice-cream social at Mrs. Eastman's
was a grand success. The grounds were
beautifully lighted with japanese lanterns.
The speaking was very good and the music
was excellent. The. ice-cream was highly
appreciated by the public as the evening
was a warm one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Abbott OF West
Derby have been visiting at Henry Camp
bell's.-Mrs. Kate Rsnehan OF New York
city is visiting her father, Mr.. h. Bruce
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Haseltine OF Concord, n.
H., visited at VIM. Bruce's last Week.-Mrs.
Lula Bruce Of Kansas Is at home. She has
been teaching school for long time and
now requires rest.-Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Parker Of Holland visited Mr.. Parker's
mo .her last week.-Mrs.. Lemuel Foster Is
entertaining relatives from Malone, n. y.
Mrs. Colburne, who has been visiting al
Henry Campbell's, has returned 70 her home
in Richford.
Island Pond.
Miss Helen Clark Of Newport IS IN town
for a brief stay.
L. {. Roberts is employed as night clerk
in the Stewart House.
Charles Corbin had his foot badly Injured
last week while working on the gravel
train.
Mrs. Henry Lougee ana daughter have
gone to Orange, Mass, where they viii
visit friends.
East Charleston.
Harry Piper has sold his farm near Echo
Pond 10 f. B. Stoddard for $780, Possess
sion given soon.-A. ID. Piper has sold his
farm which he recently purchased Of Oscar
Gray, to his son, II. A. Piper, FOR $1,000.
Mrs. G. B. Stoddard, who has been in
Lowell, Mass, for the last three weeks,
returned last Saturday. She reports her
son, c. B. Stoddard, as doing well, but not
able TO leave the hospital Her sister, Mrs.
Ella Marble, remains about the same.
Craftsbury.
Guar Hanson is improving from his III
ness.
Percy Keir has gone to Canada for few
weeks vacation.
Miss Grace Evarts OF Troy is spending
her summer vacation with her friend Mrs
A. L. Smith.
Hon. c. J. Ferguson Of Burlington gave
a very able and convincing address in be-
half of the prohibitory law In the NJ. Il.
church last Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Whitney OF Boston Is visiting
in town.-Nellie Allen is home from Rich
mond for her summer vacation Mrs.
Matte Rushlow OF Chicago Is visiting rel
ltives and friends here, after an absence OF
twenty-five years.-Foster Dunn from
is visiting friends in town.
North Craftsbury.
Owing to the absence OF the correspond
snt, no items for North Craftsbury appear
I'd in last weeks paper. Matters OF inter-
EST for the two weeks are given below.
Miss Sarah Miller OF Philadelphia in
spending par. Of the summer here.
Miss Tressa McCue Of Greensboro was a
visitor at n. b. Williams last week.
Miss Susie Lyon has finished her school
n Richmond, and is at home for the sum-
ner.
Miss Winifred Williams has been en-
jagged to teach the primary school al the
Common for the fan and winter terms.
There is TO be prize speaking In the
congl church at Greensboro July 30, under
he auspices Of the North Craftsbury
Z. 4. l..
Seven persons took the teachers exam
nations here last Friday and Saturday.
The examinations were under the direction
u Mr.. f.. G.. Baldwin OF Barton.
Repairs on the academy building have
)een begun this week. The interior Is 10
De thoroughly renovated and things put In
eadiness for the opening ofthe next term.
Prof. A. c. Cole, who attended the meet