Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-22

The attendance at the entertainment at
Seaver's hall last Wednesday evening was
rather small. Those in attendance appar-
emily enjoyed the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Orcutt and Mrs. l..
II. Orcutt 60 to Boston o-day, where Mrs.
L. II. Orcutt will have an operation to re-
move a cataract from her eye.
Claude Norris has moved into one of
Oliver Valleys tenements, and G. Cassa-
want has commenced housekeeping in an
other of Mr. Valleys tenements.
Are you going to attend the celebration
at Roaring Brook Park July 4th? II you
have not decided to attend read the sd
vertisement on page four and see what you
will miss.
John Dennison, who has been employed
in c. p. Jenness' store for some time, has
closed his labors there and commenced
work in the grocery store owned by e. B.
Robinson Friday.
Miss Margaret Keating, who has been
spending the winter in Lebanon, n. H.,
with her brother, John Keating, has gone
to Danbury, Conn.,, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Frank Pierce.
Mrs. Cass and daughter, Mrs. P. A. Rob-
bins OF Newport went last week to spend a
few days with Mrs. Gilman at Woodsville,
N. II. Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins spent Sun
day at st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Ernest G.. Cass went last week to
attend the graduating exercises at the
school which her sister, Miss Edith Reece,
has been attending. Miss Reece is a MEM
Der of the graduating class.
The lawn party at the Cong'I church
Friday evening was very well attended
considering the uniavorable weather, and
all seemed to enjoy themselves. The music
by the band was pleasing feature of the
evening.
III. ID. Phillips and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Burdick, G. W. Goodro and
several others whose names we failed to
learn were in st. Johnsbury last Saturday
in attendance ut a meeting of the Odd
Fellows.
The following letters remain uncalled for
at the post-ofice June 22. Please say ad
vertised:. Ed. Couturier, Mrs. Emma Gil
bert, Mrs. Mary Gray, c. H. Kimbail
Florence. Mongeon, Frank Roberts, L. b.
Tenney.
Mrs. Carrie Murray has finished work at
c. A. Barrows' store, her place being taken
by Miss Kate Barry. Mrs. Murray has
been q very courteous and obliging clerk
and has made many friends who will miss
her from the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. p. Gordon, who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. H. A.
Folsom, returned to their home in Bethle-
hem, N. H., last Monday. Their little
granddaugh hter, Gertrude Folsom, returned
with them for a short visit.
A new time table goes into effect on the
Boston q Maine road to-day. A few
changes have been made in the regular
running time. The regular New York
train has been put on, also the fast train
between Quebec and New York.
A special meeting of Orleans Lodge No.
So F. and A. M. will be held this, Monday
evening, June %, at 7:3O o'clock, to make
arrangements for going to Stanstead. 1t
Is important that all the officers and as
many members as possible be present.
Mr.. G. NJ. Darling of Lyndonville en-
tertained the owners of automobiles in
this section together with several other
friends at the Crystal Lake Hotel last Sat-
urday evening. A sumptuous repast was
served and a pleasant evening was enjoyed.
The entertainments to be given by the
Harries- Meyer Co. will commence this
evening. This company is said to be q
good one and TO give an entertainment
worthy of patronage. Come out tonight
and come prepared for good time. Leave
the rest to the company. A different en-
tertainment will be given every evening
Frank Lang and George ii. Gorham have
taken several horses owned by Hon. F. T
Holder to New York, where they are to be-
worked out on the Empire track. Mr.
Holders health would not permit of hi:
coming here at this time, consequently hs
bas had his horses taken to New York
where he could see what they are doing
1t is expected that they will return her,
iu time for the races in the fall, which
Mr.. Holder hopes to be able to attend.
The band will render the fol owing pro-
gram next Saturday evening, June 27:
March, Solid Front McCosi
2 Overture, Liliputt Larreudeal
March, Susie Woosie Stromber II
4 Selection, Waiting for Your
Sweeth cart Sehuse
S Waltz, Happy Moments McCosl
The Southern Jubilee Duran'
Overture, Cascade McCosl
Schottische, Viola Southwel
Waltz, In the Good Old Summer
Time Chattawa
10 March, Lion Soutnwel
We are in receipt Of a booklet from Capt
F. NJ. KimbsIl of Topeks, Kan, a forme
resident of this county, giving some view
Of that city during the recent flood. Tn
views show the city from different point
and give some idea OF the conditions whic
existed there at that time. Among ther
Is shown a view OF Mr.. o. ID. Skinner
residence, which was badly demolished
one end being entirely torn out. Nj