Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-07-13

cream next Friday evening.
r. b. Webster and mother and Miss
Matte Holdridge are camping at Green's
boro pond.
There was full attendance OF the l. o.
q. T. at their hall last Wednesday evening.
Mr. r. J. Grant recently spent a week In
Barton, sitting monuments for II. X.
mack.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ninget are enter
tanning Mr.. Wipget's sister and family
from Indiana.
Miss Ida Hsnnant and her friend Miss
Colburne Of Barton recently visited
friencs in Morgan.
Mrs. Glover and sister, Mrs. Morgan
from Massachusetts,, have been visiting
friends in canada the past week.
Philip thompson, who recently
graduated from military school
IN New YORK, Was valedictorIan of his
c.ass.
Lightning struck T. {. Corley's barn
lat Friday and set IL on fire. As there
was plenty OF help present the blaze was
soon sxtinguished.
The Coco IempIars will hold their next
meeting Wednesday evening, July 10.
every MEMBER 1. requested TO be present
and prepared to answer TO the roll with
a Mother Goose rhyme.
There will be an opportunity for every
one 10 exchange any article they do lot
want for something they do want al the
Bundle social given by the Z. 4. Society
at the Cobg1 parsonage Friday evening,
July II.
Mrs. Billiard and two children are
spending few weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Miles Brown. After a stay of two
weeks Mr.. Bullard has returned TO his
home IN Clinton, Mass Mrs. Browns
mother, who is So years old, has come
from Clinton, Mass, to spend the summer
with her.-Mr. Eugene " ebster and family
are spending few days at WiIloughoy. -
Mrs. Alma Wheeler and children OF Barton
are visiting Der parents, MIR. and Mrs. u.
". Parker.-Miss Straight and Miss Lucy
Wheeler returned from Boston last Friday
night. Miss May Wheeler will visit
friends in Rhode Island Presiding Elder
snerburne preached at the Methodist
church Last evening .-Rev. j. Il. Knapp Is
slowly improving The union service was
held in the Cong. church yesterday morn
ing. Next Sunday the service will be In
the Methodist church.-Quite a large
company attended the Ladies' Aid society
at the NJ. L. church last Thursday.
LOWELL.
Mrs. f. p. Knox and two children ar
visiting at Mrs. +. b. Wellman's.-Th
Congregational Ladies' Aid society me
with Mrs. V. NJ. Parker on Friday after
noon. About so were present-Miss Ma
Wallace is visiting her parents, Rev. ant
Mrs. J. II. Wsllace.-New telephones hav
been put in at j. f. Bridges, I. Nj. Pat
terson's, Mr.. Sisco's and l.. B. Wellman's
There has been some talk regarding lin
bet reen here nd Irasburg. IL should g
through, for 1t would vastly improve on
service here as the Troy line is overloaded
M. NJ. Tapli and DR.. Rowell of Bartol
Landing were in town Wednesday lookiD
after their lumber interests here.-Mis
Mae Rou nsaville returned to her home
Hudson, ". H., Wednesday.-Mrs X.
Durivsge was quite i'll a few days la:
week.-There was a good number at tn
Fourth Of July picnic at Eden Pond.
was perfect day and the outing We
much enjoyed by all present.-July at
was celebrated in the usual ''quiet" mar
ner. Some glass was broken by the shoo
ing but beyond this no damage was don
n any who witnessed the display of fir'
works in the eve ming desire to help deira
the expense OF the display, contribution
may be left with George E. Curtis.
MORGAN.
The road commissioner Is doing GOO
job in building permanent road mel
George Twombly's.-There was pleasal
picuic at the Farr- Morse cottage the Al
and one at the Wilcox cottsge.-James al
George Bullock will take care OF the staI
horses and have been remodelling the
barn.
A lady friend came from Montreal vii
Rena Heath and Jennie Heath Wood. NJ
Wood is coming lster.-Homer Allbee
Barton called on friends in town last Tue
day.-B. J. Cox has been repairing h
barn, K. X. Lord and Z. J. Barnes doll
the work.-W. Z. Blood and VIM. Vint,
both had stands at Barton the Attn and
is reported that they were both we'll sati
fed with their sales.-Charlie and Mel
Rush close their schools Friday mig
with exercises. They were we'll liked al
the scholars made good progress.
The exhibition of schools No. 1 and
Friday evening at the corner was a succe
every way. Tue Sork of the scholars W
a credit to themselves and to the teach
Rev. MIR. Nye surprised the teachers
stepping forward at the close OF /
exercises and presenting them on behr
of the scholars with several vslual
presents as tokens OF the love and estes
OF the pupils.-A hail storm passed owe
part Of the town Friday evening injuri
the crops 10 quite an extent.-Mrs. Oh
ence Elliott has a tuchsia with over eig b
buds and blossoms.
NEWPORT.