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

Dennie Hall is reported to be slowly re-
covering health.
Mrs. Emily Hayward has gone to Iras-
burgh to visit relatives.
Geo. Brown has sold his farm in West
more to George Goodwin for $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. @. Davis of st. Johns
bury are visiting Mrs. Urania Davis.
Mrs. Ruth Steele OF Barnston, P. O., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Powers.
The new station is growing fast and bids
fair to be quite an addition to the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Allen and daugh liter
of Craftsbury are visiting at Fred Frasier's.
A. l.. Aldrich and family spent Sunday
at d. @. Woodruff's, st. Johnsbury Ctr.
John Rosebrooks has purchased the
Boyce building lot at the south end Of the
village and will build set of buildings
upon it.
Walden Ry Their, former resident here,
now brakeman on the Boston & Maine
R. R., was married last week Tuesday eve
ming at Barford, P. O., to Miss Jen ME M.
Chesley of that place.
The lawn party, which was to have been
held Wednesday evening, was postponed
until Friday evening on account of the
cold weather. 1t was held in the Metho-
dist church vestry. A fine literary and
musical program was given. The recita-
lions by Myrtle Aldrich, Glenn Roundy
and Mabel Silsby were very good. The
solo by Warner Hartwell entitled, "The
Land We Love-, was much appreciated.
After the entertainment, cake and ice
cream were served.
Mr.. Arnold r. Carr is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a very highly bred Jersey bull
calf from Hoods farm sent him by his
son-in law. Mr.. Darling Of Lowell, Mass.
The bull has dairy inheritance that is
unsurpassed. He was sired by Torono 25,
204, dam, Brown Bessie, 18th of Fl. F., 127,
545, with test of II lbs 81 OF of butter in
one week, 1866 lbs, 6 OF. milk, 4S763 lbs.
butter in one year, II, 15S lbs. milk, 1892
lbs. butter in two years, 1905 lbs.,13 OF.
milk, 10000 lbs. butter in three years.
Second dam was Costa Rica, 81 lbs. 81 OF.
butter in one week, who was dam of Mer-
ry Maiden, champion sweepstakes COW in
Worlds Fair dairy test. Mr.. Carr has
one of the choice ones.
Hardwick.
Mrs. Frank Stone is ill.
Mrs. Jas. Gahan has returned from Min
nesota.
Mrs. J. V. Dutton and two daughter
have gone to st. Stevens, N. B., to visit
relatives.
| Owen Atkins of Hardwick and Miss Ellis
M. Hodgdon of Craftsbury were married
Tuesday July 18th.
B. E. Merriam, principal of the academy
here, has resigned his position and has &C.
copied the position of superintendent oil
schools at Bellows Falls.
While Chas. Bashaw was preparing 6
blast at the quarry of Bashaw Bros, last
week the blast exploded filling the left
l side of his face with powder.
w. L. Dow and family have returned
from Massachusetts,. They will make
their home in Hardwick and Mr.. Dow
will erect a residence on his lot near the
Judevine library.
East HardWick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eldridge and Mr.
and Mrs. Amasa Fairbrother are visiting
in Albany.
L.'Dunn started his steam'laundry THU
week.
Grace Wilson is spending several week.
with her grandfather in Walden. n
Malachi Little has commenced work IL
Frank RusselPs store.
Arthur Jameson of Stannard visited il
town over Sunday.
sheffield.
George Dwyer is home from Lexington
Mass.