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

EJla ana Nlua JOuuSou anu WI. aLu n1Io.
NJ. W. johnson recently visited friends at
Rock Island.
Mr.. and Mrs O. w. Pillsbury OF Messa-
cbusetts are the guests of c. II. Blood, Mrs.
Pilsbury's son.
Jerry HammiH of Tilton, n. H, has
moved his family into one Of Thomas
Hanna's tenements.
Mrs. E. NJ. Nichols spent two weeks with
her sister, Mrs. H. V. Jones, at Newton
VILE, Mass, recently.
J. Heath has been putting on veranda
and doing other work on c. A. Barrow's
cottage at Stone Pond.
Fred Sawyer and family have gone to
Norwich, on account of the sickness of
Mrs. Sawyer's mother.
Last Tuesday, Rev. }. Turcot officiated
at the funeral of Florence, child of William
Ainsboro Of East Albany.
Mrs. E. Z. Humphrey and children, who
have been visiting at L. Cobb's for two
weeks, have returned home.
Mrs. H. 3. Borland has returned home
from Glover where she has been stopping
with trl60CS lOE SeNeTh1 W6cbps
Miss Annie Wright and Miss Mary Web
ster have moved from o. d. Ovens house
to the one recently bought by Mr.. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. s. Chamberlin of Brad
ford are here spending few days visiting
their daughter, Mrs. G. R. Grant.
ID. Bean and E. B. Robinson were at
Canaan and Stewartstown, n. Fl. last week
and purchased three fine horses.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Humphrey of Lyn-
donville visited Mr.. Humphreys aunt,
Mrs. j. w. Murkland, last week.
The young people from the High School
who have been &C mping at Willoughby lake
broke camp and returned home last week.
Hon. John Burke and the family have
arrived for the GUNNER, and will occupy
their home, taking their meals at Hotel
Barton.
The many friends of Mrs. Robert
French will regret to learn that she is Ill
of nervous exhaustion at her home in st.
Johnsbury.
Mrs. Brewster of Boston and her
children are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harlow Foss. DR.. Brewster Will ar
rive here this week.
Special meeting of Orient Chapter No. l3
o. E. 8. Friday evening, June 3Oth 1910.
Banquet at $50. After the work the Floral
worklwill be exempl1fed.
The following letters remain uncGlled
for at the post office June rs: Lena bixby,
F. l.. King, A, N. Onlman, t. L. Rickard,
Fred Rock and Theresa Rollins.
c. G. Pringle of Burlington, collector OF
plants for the herbarium of Vermont Uni
versity, and F. L. Lozano, his assistant,
visited w. F. Nye here last week.
Tomorrow night, "Brookdale Farm" will
be presented in Highland hall, followed by
q social dance. Ice cream and cake will be
served. Everyone cordially invited.
Yesterday at Newport, took place the
blessing OF a new flag for the Society OF St.
John the Baptist. Father Turcot OF this
place, delivered the address to very large
audience in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Webster, Elisha Fos-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mannock attend
ed the reunion Of the l1th Vt. Regiment
last "Wednesday at Capt. Holbrook's at
Newport. They report pleasant.
The item last week, reading that WV.
Reirden and W. NJ. Wright had been ad-
mitted to practice in U. s. courts, should
have read WV. Reirden and G. r. Powell
Mr.. Wright has been admitted to the U. s.
courts for several years.
Those who attended the County G. A Il
| f0VN oE IL
place were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Webster
Elisha Foster, Solon Preston, o. V. Joslyn
E. G. Collision, Osmond D3yer, William
Brunning and Mrs. Josephine Foster.
The following is taken from the report
of Lederman's New York Speciality Co..
play at Hardwlck last year. The company
plays here next Monday evening.
"The New York Speciality Compan!
showed last evening to very large audi
ence at Hardwick Opera House. The SHOW
is all right from start to finish.
On the evening of June 16 great man!
OF the friends Of Miss Amanda Blanchard
met at the home of her friend, Miss Saral
Brooks, to help her celebrate her birthday
A very pleasant evening was spent will
music and games and very pretty locke
and chain were presented her by he
friends with their best wishes.
: Mrs. Sturtevant, widow of the late Hiram
Sturtevant, died recently at the home o
D her daughter in Montreal. Her remain
were taken to Lebanon, N. H., and laid b.
j. the side of her husband, who died at tina
place several years ago. They were forme
/, residents of this town and highly respect
ed. Their three sons and the daughte
8 were present at the burial.
Weather permitting the band will rende
the following program Saturday evening
July 1st.
March, The Artilleryman 81. Friedric
Overture, Lustspiel Keller Bel
D March, ct. J. Barringto
Schottische, Florence Laurendea
. Waltz, Memories Dream st. Clai
{ March, Soldiers Cnorus from Faust
!. Grend wal
il Galop, Run Away Laurendea
= Waltz, Sparkling Waves Lsurendea
= Keep on humnin', (Darkies' Eccentr
Dance) Barringto
Y Star Spangled Banner