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

Douglass Hastings of Syracuse, y. Y, is
visiting his brother, DR.. Hastings of this
place.
G. G. AIdrich and family and Alice All
church went to winsted, Conn, last Sat-
urday.
Benz. Jerome and family have been
spending a short vacation at Miss Sophia
Drew's.
Mrs. Elsie Mason Wood Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, Is stopping with her brother, ". F.
Mason.
Rosanna and Eva Damon, who have been
visiting friends IN Perrysville, Canada,
have returned.
W. W. Reirden returned from a trip to
Littleton and the White Mountains last
Thursday.
Mrs. H. H. Hyde and children spent
some days last week visiting friends in
Hyde Park.
Martin Simon is still in the horse busi-
ness, having swapped horses five times
last Thursday.
Sherman HuntIey OF LyndonvilLe has
hired to j. w. Murkland to learn the
mschinist trade.
Guy Aldrich, who had several ribs broken
and was otherwise badly hurt recently, is
rapidly improving.
Misses Della and Albanie Cushaine have
returned from few days visit to friends
in Richmond, ?. q.
Miss Eva Moody and Miss Eva Elliott
have returned from Montreal where they
| spent their vacation.
One inch and one quarter of rain fell be-
tween four o'clock last evening and seven
O'Clock this morning.
A large number of young people from
this place attended the barn dance at Fox
Hall last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Drew and Mrs. Rug
giles soon go to Willoughby to spend few
weeks in Mrs. Pages cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Cutler and Mrs.
Simpson left Saturday 10Th for a vacation
at the beach and other places.
Dennis Drohan, who has been living in
one OF Mrs. Josephine Fosters tenements,
has moved to Bethlehem, N. H.
d. d. Bean was in st Johnsbury and
Littleton last week, and as a result has
beautiful span of brown horses.
Alonzo Smith, brother OF Mrs. Fred
Percival, OF Evansville is stopping in the
Perc1val cottage across the lake.
Mrs. H. A Clark and Mrs. g. E. Hamblett,
have gone to st. Adams to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Nelson Goodspeed.
Melvin Drown has sold his house on
Church street to A. K. Story. Mr.. Story
will tske possession September 1st.
Mrs. Horatio Nye, former resident,
now living at Wells River, was in towr
several days last week calling on friends
&c. Browning has bought the grocery
department of N. NJ. Scott's store. Mr..
Scott will still continue his maple sugar
business.
Ida Wright, daughter of 7. F. Wright OF
Albany is spending few weeks with her
: grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Wright
:. Of this place.
:. Mrs. Minnie .(Brown) Wilmot, and
: daughters Pearl and Geneva, are spending
some time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Il w. c. Brown.
Mrs. L. n. Moody of Chelsea is visiting
n her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Tower
Rev. Mr.. Moody and son Paul are expected
d here this week. I
E. W. Barron's cottage across the lake
q completed and the family are camping
there, Mr.. Barron and Roy coming to the
store every day.
The friends OF Mrs. Frank Pearl o.
Wheelock will be panied to learn that sh'
9 died last Saturday night. Funeral at on
O'Clock tuesday.
At Mrs. J. P Garfield and child OF Connect
icut are here visiting Mrs. Garfeld's par
g. ents, Mr.. and Mrs o. D. Owen. Mr.. Gar
field will come later.
a The following letters remain uncalle'
for July Il. Please say advertised whe
calling for them: H M. Davis, W. E
- Kerr, Mrs. NJ. Belle Wyman.
The harpist and the two violinists VIII
~ entertained the village people with musi
during Monday, played at the social at tn
81 club house Monday evening.
H. A. Harding shipped two OF I. "
cd Pierce's horses, Governor Wentworth an
Elizabeth S to Montreal Saturday night
D. They are to contend in the races there.
Rev. W. A. Warner and E. H. Glazic
in broke camp at the Hartwen Pond in A
bany, where they have bean camping Il
r. two weeks, and returned nome last Frids
Bessie Mailloux who left home about
to O'Clock yesterday p. m. and for who
people were searching all last night W
ne reported BY telephone to be at West Burl
II. this morning.
sb d. L Grapes has practically complete
~ repairs on his barn and has moved
horses into it. The barn is an up-to-ds
: structure which much improves the
pearance OF tae place.
ss, In addition 10 the item regarding j.
~ Burke in another place il is noted that \
s.. Burke was elected one of the state dem