Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-17
E. Way is improving.


Mrs AdelIne AIlard Is very low at this
writing.
A slight earthquake shock was felt mere
early Saturday morning.
The Burns Military band played at flag
raising in Sutton, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Laviolette have
gone to Swanton for vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Craig Of WheeiocA |
visited at W. G. Ainger's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Coe spent last |
Thursday and Friday at Willoughoy'
Miss Althea ssoddard of Providence, r.
Z, is visiting at Mrs. Lucy Hartwells.
Mrs. Nelson Burt of st. Johnsbury visit
ed at George Powers last Wednesday
Mrs. Aiken of West Burke began WORK
last week for Mrs. Naomi Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Wintef went to their
cottage at WiIIoughby Friday for an out
ing.
DR.. George Bolton has commence1 ms
buildings, and has his barn well unoeh
way.
Miss Emma Stimson OF Colorado Springs
has been visiting her cousins, MI anu
Mrs. G. Colburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Potter OF st. johns
bury have been visiting at Mrs. Z. M
Thompson's.
Mrs. Julia Wyzanski and Mrs. Msne
Monroe of Boston, who have been VlslIiis
here have returned home.
Miss Fanny Slayton, who has been stop
ping several weeks with her sister, MIS-
Laviolette, has gone to Woodbury..
The concert given by the band Thursday
was greatly enjoyed, and the dance Hollow
ing was a very pleasant social AFFAIR.
Silsby Brothers are making quite an ex-
tensIve addition to their dressing mlil'
building large room especially lor uiy
lumber. and this will be equipped VIII
steam heat.
While driving home from Sutton "eu-
nesday evening, Fl. c. Colby's morse oe-
came unmanageable and made Things llS0
lv for several minutes. Mrs. Colby was
i thrown out, and the wagon and the morse
9 received some slight injuries, but no one
was hurt. There were dozen or n'ore
:. carriages close together, all going al a goou
d sneed. and it is a wonder that some one
If wasn't seriously Injured.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gaskill are rejoicing
over the birth of SOD, July b.
Mrs. Cass and daughter OF Wolcotl nave
IN been visiting at W. w. Goes.
Rev. Mr.. Whidden and family have gone
4 to Maine for visit of four weeks.
R. Bradley has been having very serious
y time with his eyes, but is improving.
Miss Celia Spencer has been spending
N two weeks at Silver Bay, Lake George.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Potter are stoppin!
Id for a time with Mrs. E. M. Thompson.
Mrs. Annie (Larrabee) Arnold and sol
g of Waterbury are visiting friends In town
Riley Densmore and family and Matti
~ Dickerman are visiting in Littleton, N. d
b. F. D. Burns was called to Boston
s. attend the funeral of his cousin last Friday
n The village schools with their teacher
enjoyed very pleasant day at W1lloughb
a July 4th.
rY Mrs. Mary (MarshalD Monroe of Mass
are visiting relatives in this place an
ire vicinity.
he Josephine and Julia Walter have gone
Id, Lyndan to visit their grandparents fol
few days.
hSt The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
III D. Nichols died last Sunday night al
TAU was buried Monday.
Fire was discovered in the rear of d.
uly Don.roora,s store about nine O'Clock Ju
iaii A, but was soon put out.
A'' Russell Huntly who has been suffer-
for several months with cancerous trou
is very low and not expected to live ma
DAYS.