Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-10

csr,e near them IN the outfield. For Iras-
burg Pike caught a fine game, Aiken
contributed some good plays at third and
Thompson carried of the batting honors
- the day. Following is the score by
innings:
12S45 67s9 H E
PARTON O0OO10132 g 2
irasburg 100000 o.
Double plays, Tower and Dutton, Winslow |
and Dutton, Dana and Dutton. Struck
ont bv Webster Z, by Aiken 5. Umpire,
Audrus. Scorer, E. E. Webste-.
After the game they tried tug OF war
test which gave the strength to the Iras-
burg team. There was a fine display of
fireworks in the evening to round out the
Measure of the day. The Irasburg Cornet
Band furnished excellent music and was
/ one OF the best features of the celebration.
The committee who had the arrange
ments and program in charge were A. 3.
/ Port. ROYAL Baldwin and John Wiley.
The Judges were s. W. Beauclerk and Q.
ID. Bailey. Il. B. Chamberlain and Homer
Ssavey acted as policemen but as the crowd
was a quiet and orderly one their duties
we're not arduous.
LOWELL.
Jerry Cross was in Newport wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cello have returned to their
home IN Fairfax.
Mrs. Hunt of Fairfax visited at Mr..
sisco's Saturday.
Mr.. Leigh WelIman is at home from
Neuport for one week
CIR. Watson and daughter Ruth were
in Cambridge last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ID. Bundy of Hyde Park
visited In town last week.
Mrs. May Wallace from Boston, Mass, is
visiting at Rev. J. III. Wallace's.
DIR. Sheehan was in Craftsbury last
week to attend his sisters funeral.
Mrs. Cyrus Durivage and son, Marrinot
are spending few days at Fairfax
Miss Helen Wakefield visited few days
with her sister, Mrs. Leon Durivage.
The Modern Woodmen gave a social
+ dance in the town ball last Friday evening
Prof. Will Finnegan and family from
r New York are spending few weeks II
n town.
Miss Stickney of Newport Center spent
"a few DAYS with her sister, Mrs. Curtis, las
II week.
Misses Ellen Labounty and Amand
Blanchard are home from Barton for tW
weeks vacation.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Place of North Tro
were the pu.sts of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. b
~ Newton, Sunday.
Mr.. Lewis Shufelt was kicked by hors
ID in the blacksmith shop last Monday. Tire
ribs were broken and his arm cut quit
n badly.
Mr.. sanviLie recently fell from higl
'r beam in barn and was injured quite bad
ly. He is now dong as well as could b
er expected.
An Old Maids Convention will be give
ID In the town hall tomorrow, Tuesday eve
Ice-cream and cake will be served. AID
q mission, 10 and Is cents. All ere invite
to attend.
Wv The Willing Workers society will NEE
at the town hall Wednesday evening, Jul
T., 18th, and there will be an entertainment
- Ice cream will be served and the ladies al
requested to bring cake. Admission 10 ct
,o' MORGAN.
Robert Blood is gaining in health ate
his recent relapse.
Edger Flanders of Nashus NH. has bee
In town for few days. oS2 e..yg
H. Osmond Brown has moved his family
their farm on Wilson hill.
w. P. Bartlett has already received o
-. ders for sugar rigs for next season.
Mrs. W. R. Cox and little boy of Ogden
burg N. Y, is stopping at B. j. Cox's.
gnu W.R. Elliott of Island Pond is spendir
ei1 part OF his vacation here with his brothe
-. Ora Carpenter and Mr.. Barworth of
land Pond ere in 8. e. Wilcox's cottage
Un the lake.
and Mrs. o. P. Wilcox, Florence Cobb al
un- Newton Blood were the graduating els
from the 9Th grade this year. The exercis
were held at the church Friday evenl
the parts were well rended, much credit
~ due Mrs. Carrie Young the teacher at No
az The Ladies Aid furnished ice cream, ca
and coffee in the vestry and were rewar
ed By generous sum for their treasury
1eb- MORGAN CENTER.
cite. Geo. Colbeth is much improved In healt
Hell A. Bemis and family visited A. E. Eve
and last week
each Mrs wu,;or,s visited her SON
anu Williams, last week.
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