Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-09-05

George Galkins anu lhhlly VI "SSe
Charleston. visited at l.. d. Blake's, last
Friday.
Rev. WE. Newton OF West Enosburg, a
,orre- pastor on this charge, visited friends
here. last week.
Mrs ID. w. Scribner OF Barton Landing,
is stopping with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burroughs, while her husband takes
the trim with the Vermont National Guard
to Virginia.
About 50 of the neighbors and friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Blake, met at their
/ nouse last Wednesday evening to pay their
daughter Myrtle, VINO is at home from
! Manchester, n. H., on short visit. The
evening was very pleasantly spent in con-
versation, games and music, after which
/ cake and coffee were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. d G. Brooks, while driv-
/ ing into T. Gilman's yard last Wednesday,
we're thrown from the buggy on account
/ ~ the horse being frightened at some
stone. Mr.. Brooks was injured about the
J mead and one limb, and Mrs. Brooks
ascaped with only general shaking up.
! The horse was stopped after going about
! one mile.
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boy baby arrived at t. Gilman's re-
Gently.
81. Blake is building large addition
| to his store.
Alfred Calkins is at Beebe Plain doing
mason work.
Mrs. E. Mabel Shaw of Boston visited
| friends here last week.
Mrs. g. H. Flint of Newport was the
guest of Mrs. ]. A. Gray last week.
I'D. Elliott is getting out the timber
for large barn to be built another sum-
mer.
MYRTLE Blake is expected home from
Manchester, N. H., this week for short
vacation.
The school In the Cargill district will
commence Sept. 9th with Miss Lougee Of
Island Pond teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Cargill have gone to
Brockville, Ont, to visit their daughter
Mrs. Wallace McDougan. They expect
to be away about two months.
NEWPORT.
The Republican Club have arranged to
take the returns at their rooms in Pratt
block on election night, Tuesday.
Virda Spear has been spending few
weeks at Eagle Point with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Spear.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner g. Prescott OF
Lyndon Center have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Spear and other
friends during the past week.
Hon. G. A.. Prouty has been in great
demand the past two weeks, speaking at
rallies in fferent parts of the state every
j day and sometimes twice day.
The rally last Thursday evening ad-
dressed by Curtis Guild OF Massachusetts
and G. A. Prouty, was most interesting
one. The rallies we have had this cam
paign are as good as lecture course.
Kendrick Richmond died suddenly Sat-
urday morning OF heart disease, While
, sitting In a chair. He had been in rather
poor health for a few weeks, taking
a vacation Of two weeks, visiting his
children in Massachusetts and the south
ern part of Vermont, and ne had been
home but few days. He was prominent
in g. A. R. circles and had been in the
q customs service here for many years. He
was about seventy years of age and leaves
q an invalid wife and a large family O.
children. Mr.. Richmond was a well-reat
- gentleman and a most pleasing converse
tionalist, beloved by all who knew him.
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<. Miss Fanny Montague is on the sicl
d list.
=. Miss Eva Taylor of, Magog is guest O
4 Mrs. w. E. Lougee.
W Mrs. j. Mansur and daughter, Mrs. G. R
Starr, are visiting at Norwsy, Me.
r Rev. Mr.. Murch has returned from hi
st two weeks vacation in New Hampshire.
Guy Hibbard is spending his vacation i
q Fall River, Mass, visiting his brother Joe
Mrs. NJ. D. Spear and daughter, Mr.
", Ernest Spooner, are camping at kagl
on Point.
Mrs. Eber Humphrey and Miss Mab'
an Todd OF Barton N1SIISu aG H. u I1oup L
m rey's, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Root left la'
,is week for California, to attend the knight
RS, Templar conclave.
A fine large Bell and Stearns flag hf
md been hung from the headquarters of tt
ot Young Mems Republican Club.
lew Mrs. Harvey Burgess is filling her TO
mer position as organist at st. Mark
md church during the absence of Miss Murc
ere Miss Dora Gates has closed her engag
ton ment as typo in the Wilmington, CVt
TINES office and has returned to her hon
edo here.
ch, The Lady Of the Lake, was crowd
ur- with excursionists from Lyndonvl
Friday evening, on a moonlight exeursi'
etv down the lake. The Lyndonville bal
rd- accompanied.
49, Me yu:---,, UiIIiooG and Miss Margal