Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-07-21

Elmer GelO mas sa1ely passed the Crisis
in his illness and is getting better.
Mrs. w. H. Kimball who is in poor
health is not as well at this writing.
w. H. Kimball has been suffering with
sciatic rheumatism for some time past.
Mrs. l.. o. Sanborn has gone on a visit
to friends in Boston and Worcester, Mass.
John Brahana's people and Mrs. R. G.
Kinsley attended the circus at st. Adams
last week.
Miss Belle Stannard has gone to Barton,
where she has work at Hotel Barton for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Curtis arrived the
first of last week. Mr.. Curtis returned to
Boston Saturday.
Geo. Curtis, Milo Hines, julius Deblois
and Benz. Arel were elected delegates to
the county convention at Newport.
B. E. Lyon has accepted a position as
salesman for q st. Adams concern and is
travelling this and nearby towns in their
interest.
Morgan.
E. K. Lord has been ill.
The Woodmen meet only once in two
weeks.
L. D. Farr is able to be out of doors but
is not strong yet.
A. NJ. Gray, road commissioner, has put
in some fine stone sluices.
F. L. Holmes has bought the Fisk place
near Chester Holmes in Derby.
1t is reported that w. E. Blood has
bought the Clark place of M. E. Wilson.
Mrs. Bertha Hutchinson has been stop
ping at the home of her father, E. II.
Peavy.
A letter from B. j. Cox states that his son
viii, must have another operation per-
formed.
Mrs. Waterman is at A. M. Gray's help
ing to care for Mrs. Gray who is gaining
in health.
Mrs. Geo. Taylor of Attleboro, Mass, is
G. /. Moore.
A party from Portland are camping at
the lake. Seymour Lakeis becoming more
popular every year.
Mrs. Nettie Trip has been staying with
her father for several days. He has been
very lame for some time.
Will Vinton, who has been saving shin
giles for E. M. Bartlett at Island Pond, is
home to look after his farm.
Miss Hartig of Norfolk, Conn, and Miss
Mackenzie of Island Pond are spending
their vacation at o. P. Wilcox's.
A. good many farmers started in bravely
haying last Monday but the grass cut
down Monday is still in the field at this
writing.
Morgan Center.
Mrs. Julia Jacobs of Maiden, Mass, is
visiting at L. R. Tabor's.
Mr.. Cyrus Cargill and family of Brown
vile, Maine are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Mark Dutton and Mrs. Kirk Dutton
of Haverhill, N. H, are stopping at l.. M.
buttons.
Poplar Hall is the name of the new cot
tage built by s. G. Hutchinson OF Lynn,
Mass, which was completed and furnished
last week. 1t is the best cottage about the
lake. Miss E. M. Elliott and her mother
of Boston now occupy the cottage.
The Center school closed July Sd, after a
successful term. In the final examinations
grade was led by Gerald Gilmore, the
seventh grade by Harry Goodsell, the sixth
grade by Mabelle Calkins, the fifth grade
by Jessie Goodsell, the fourth grade by
Odds Gilmore and the first grade by Iva
Burbank. OF the whole number of
scholars who took the final examinations
Odds Gilmour had the highest general
average. On the last day the scholars pre-
sented their teacher, Miss Carrie Gadupee,
with a silver berry spoon.
newport.
Mr.. P. o. Holt is quite ill.
| Miss Belle Robinson remain very ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Flint leave today for
Bolton Springs, P. @.
G. H. Bigelow and family are spending
a few weeks at Peak g Island, Me.
Mr.. James Smith of New York city is
stopping at the Central House.
Prof. A. Fl. Adams and Chas. White have
/ gone to Averill on a fishing trip.
| Mrs. Milo Shattuck and little son are
visiting Mrs. Shattuck's mother in Bury
P.Q.
/ On account of an accident the Lady OF
the Lake has been laid by for repairs for q
few days.
Mrs. Edward G. Thrasher and baby from
Detroit, Mich, are visiting at Mrs. Homer
| Thrasher's.
Mrs. Riley Bowley is spending few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Kilborn, al
Caspian Lake.
Mrs. Edith McClain and little son from
Worcester, Mass, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. t. G. Gale.
Mrs. B. F. Hamilton and daughter from
the west, Mrs. Lucus, are visiting relatives
in West Charleston.
Mrs. A. w. Brown was called to ST.
Johnsbury last week by the serious illness
of her sister in-law.
Miss Gladys Stetson has returned from
| BOSTON Mass. where she has been visit