Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-05

tsbury recently.
{. and Mrs. Joel Christie from Glover
the guests of Mrs. Christie's mother
Sophia Smith, last week.
It Jameson's house caught FIRE Friday
ping, but the flames were quickly eA-
uished. The cause was q spark
ing the shavings In the banking.
Stiles and family of st. Johnsbury
In town Friday with their automobile
on account Of the shower were obliged
ave their machine here and return oy
,.
HOLLAND.
omas Goddard of Newport was In
last Sunday.
nest Gray has gone to West Charleston
the mason work for VIM. Nelson
be new hotel.
he Epworth League win give an ice
N supper in the town hall Of Holland
Friday evening, June 9, 1905. Every
cordially invited.
OEfEkhED LOCALS.
bert Maxwell has built new house
i. James street.
ISIS Lucy Chamberlin is keeping house
per brother Ernest.
nith Brothers, contractors, have COM
ed Mrs. Brownell's house.
R-ASBURC.
pa Carpenter has been Ill with sciatica
past week.
7. and Mrs. Fred Fields are visiting
lds in Lowell.
+. and Mrs. William Bennett are out Of
visiting friends.
On. III. H. somers was in Coventry last
ttend the funeral OF Henry Howard.
RS. Charles Fisher went last Monday to
d few weeks with friends near Bos-
RS. Fred Clough went last Thursday to
ansville to attend the funeral of her
r. and Mrs. F. II. Holdrige went last
rsday to Northampton, Mass, to visit
nds.
be band stand is improved with fresh
of paint and is now ready for the
mer concerts.
rs. Emma France has returned home
months stay IN Newport mnch i'm
we'd in health.
r. Richardson had the misfortune to
off the ends of two fingers lin the
lgle mill last Friday.
RS. Frank Hooker of st. JohnsburY,
Mrs. Conway of Barton Landing
ed on friends in town last week.
RS. Rhicard and little daughter, Grace
returned to their home in Canads
r few weeks stay at Mr.. Charles Fish
les May Wheeler went last week tt
hmond, where she will visit Rev. ant
E. p. Treat. She will also spend
be time in Burlington.
be w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Russell, next Wednesday at 2.3O p. N
each one come prepared to help fill g
for the Rescue Home in Burlington.
q. Cotton with his mother and sister
nes have. moved to Barton Landing
sir many friends here hope they viii
urn in the near future to their Irasbure
PIE.
IS q token of good will the townspeopl'
pose to take supper at Hotel lrasburg
ursday, June sth. Mr.. and Mrs
chanan will be pleased to meet thei
nds and will serve supper from eight t
O'Clock. 1t Is expected that this will
not only benefit supper for the hote
a social occasion as we'll. May tn
pple respond.
bout one hundred pupils took part l
pre- Memorial exercises at the coul
use hall. Miss Blanche Winget preside
the organ and the thought of the ds
pleasingly presented in both singin
! speaking, showing faithful work G
part Of teachers and pupils. There WI
tie large audience present and at Il
Sc of the exercises few well-timed an
rouraging remarks were made by Re
Il. Wright and Hon. G. w. Wheeler.
large gathering of people attended Il
mortal day exercises last Tuesday, ar
program for the day was successful
-ried out. Six double teams, besid
gle teams, furnished transportation
cemetery. where graves were streV
th flowers and the Grand Army servi
ID. At2 o'clock large audience asser
d in the Court house hall and listen
a special reading for the day by the pr
ling officer, Hon. c. w. Wheeler. Pray
offered by Rev. g. II. Wright, W
O read "Lincoln at Gettysburg"
aiding was very nicely given by Har
ok, and patriotic songs sung by Il
OR. The address of the day given
". Josiah Poeton was excellent, fifth
d full of interest from start to fini:
his remarks he also included an episo
bich came to one OF the veterans preset
d for which he was presented meC
his extraordinary deed of valor. Go
usic was furnished by the Irasburg bar
d an excellent drum corps added mu
awaken patriotic enthusiasm.
LOWELL.
Mrs. Hill spent Friday at Newport.