Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-26


IS Maud Harding goes today to fofA
b for the summer.
ildren's day was observed at the he'n-
church Sunday, the 18th.
:. Hammond of Barton was the guess
sreuce Stsnnard, Thursday.
Davis and family from MorrisViiie
few days In town last week
-. WelIman and daughter, Theda, nave
to Rye Beach to spend few weeks.
IS Grace Watson closed her school III
South district with an exhibition
tsday evening.
hsonic Sunday was observed yesterday,
s5th,. Rev. j. II. Wallace preached an
resting and helpful sermon.
ball game was played between west
and Lowell last Wednesday. 1t re-
I'D in a score of 81 in favor OF Lowell
RS. Warren Crafts from Piermont, Nh.
recently called home on account Oh
Illness of her mother, Mrs. Geo. Hart
onday, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Curtis TOOK
rriage drive to Montpelier to attend
commencement exercises OF Montpe-
Seminary.
rs. Allie Harding and daughter have
b to Massachusetts, to join her husoano'
has employment there. We are sorry
ave them leave town.
r. Frank Sanborn and Miss Violet
ker were married at Newport Wednes-
June 21st, at the home of he sister,
VIII Richmond. Congratulations
Er. Richardson had q very narrow escape
lie blasting, last Monday. The oiast
II off while he was standing over It, the
losion throwing him some distance out
.unAtely,it did not hurt him very badly
MORGAN.
lin Vinton is Improving his property
much.
FRS. James Bullock is visiting In Albany
]. Cox has not been able to work IL
shop for several days.
sisvton and Walter Waite OF Concord
H.. are visiting at II. A. Bartletts'
f. GRAY was in the railroad acclden
Nslpole n. H, the 18th but fortunatei!
unipjured.
he Children's Day exercises at the VI
church the 18th were excellent. Ma J!
nks are due Mrs. Young for her help
fred Whatmore broke into G. 1. Moore
re Monday night the tote. The affal
discovered Teusday morning. In
new drawers were broken into, clotl
zen and things in general were found Il
.order. The postofIice money and stamp
AT we're in the drawers were takei
fortunately the most value wa 8 IN IN
he and he failed to open that. IuesdS
bit Mr.. Moor and 5. E. Gray ioun
hatmore In a hotel at Sherbrook ana d
Ily confessed to this break and also I
one OF two years ago, much credit
q TO Mr.. Moore and Gray for To
ioture. Whatmore is in Newport ia
batting Sept. term OF court.
MORGAN CENTER.
Eco. Coolbeth is on the sick list again.
Homer Burroughs has moved to tn
nter.
+ GoodselI purchased a fine pair o
rses from Jerome Hudson recently.
Miss Winnie Burroughs is home iron
work at West Charleston.
'Nfr. and Mrs. Lewis Barney are stoppinI
tn c. }. Barnes during Mrs. Barnes so
pee.
Erhe Auxiliary will hold their next meet
Of the home of ID. A. Elliott Wednes
~, July D.
Mrs. 8. L. Blake with Mrs. Josie Good
In visited Mrs. B. II. Ainsworth at WEI
harleston last week.
There will be box supper at the Wooc
ans hall, Friday evening June 80. Pro
eds 70 be used for repairing the churcI
NEWPORT.
prot q. T.. CowIes of the high and graz
4 school has gone to Craftsbury for Il
mmer.
The new schedule of trains goes into g
kct today. The number Will De great
Increased.
10 L. Drown has returned from the nc
taI ,pbere his eyes were much benehtt
treatment.
nartv OF young people from here ma
- tim to Magog and return in stea
lunch Thursday.
MI and Mrs. ]. E. Fournier rowed h'
.om Knowlton's, distance OF tween
,nas Tbursday aud returned Friday att
Don. "a Nc,
A few days ago, the Boston ana Ma
abroad gave orders that anyone lou
s,,,o,ing about the depot be arrested. l
rst victim OF The enforcement OF the
Tas peter Bernard of Derby, who was 81
need to ten days in jail for the ofiense
The committee in charge OF the n
oorts for July has arranged for oasI
enc distance runs, hurdle races, shot-p
throw, and exhibition riding
adies besides several other events wn
viII he interesting to watch. THESE spO
viIl be run off between the heats OF
horse races.
REUNION OF co. AT NEWPORT.
The twelfth annual reunion OF this co
,anv was held on its old camp grounc
|-vstaI Brook Landing, June Il.
L,samer "Yioco," took q cabin full
[ome ON deck in the morning and NOR
,oon Others came in carriages. In
-. 80 tventy-nine old soldiers pl