Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-28

Mrs. Lena Cox and little boy have gone
n their ONE in Ogdensburg, n. Y.
O.P. Wilcox and wife are visiting in
New Ham pshire and Massachusetts.
Mrs. Litcbfield's brother, Mr.. Titus, has
been stopping with her for few days.
MIR. stockwen, who has been stopping at
at Miss Lttle's, has returned to Boston.
Florence Cobb and Catherine Wilcox
commence their course at Derby Academy
this fall.
8. C. Wilcox has been suffering from the
effects of a fall which ne received several
days ago.
The Ladies' Aid will hold sale at the
church vestry Tuesday evening, Sept. 9Th.
A baked bean and pie supper will be served.
Gerald Drown has gone to Barton where
he will work and attend school. His ia.
ther, 6 E. Drown, is at present working in
Barton.
Mrs. Adams of Portland, Me, a former
resident of town, has been visiting at Geo.
Cobb's for few days and calling on her
old schoolmates.
{. J. Goodsell, the roadc Commissioner, is
putting in a permanent road near o. e.
Burroughs where the road has been in bad
condition for some time.
The Woodmeu enjoyed an outirg at the
lake last Thursday. Games and tugs of
war were INDUCED in, and the ladies fur
nished bount1fully laden table of good
things to eat.
The Sunday schools of Charleston bad q
picnic last Wednesday at the Wilcox grove
on the lake shore. An accident to one OF
the teams in which gentleman and lady
were injured seemed to be the only thing
| to mar TIE occasion.
MORGAN CENTER.
LleweIlyn Ainsworth from Dakota 4
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Ellen Burroughs from Coventry il
visiting relatives here.
A little child of Ora Cargil has beer
quite sick for several days.
Mrs. Eta Wilder from Derby is helping
care for her mother, Mrs. A. Griffin.
The Woodmen held their annual picni
in the grove at the CenterAug. oath.
Mrs. Susie Elliott and children fror
Island Pond were in this place last week
Harry Griffin from aterbury was Gale
here last week on account of the illness G
his mother, Mrs. A. Griffin.
NEWPORT
P. j. Farrell and family have move
from here to Washington, d. G.
Stanton Hitchcock of the customs de
psrtment has returned from a visit
WILLIAMSBURG, Mass.
Mrs. George II. Ide of st. Johnsbury
visiting. her sisters, Mrs. David M. Cam
and Mrs. j. D. Thrasher.
The series of dances at the Memphrema
cog house will be brought to a close mex
Friday night by masquerade ball.
The annual excursion of the Baptis
Sunday school will be held next Friday
The school will go to Knowltons Landing
Mrs. L. D. Miles, wife of Sheriff Miles
was attacked by heart trouble Wednesda,
night and is now in very critical condi
ton.
Orders have been ISIS ued for Co. L, V.
g., to meet next Thursday night, to receiv
their pay for camp duty, account for tn
quarter masters supplies, and act on neV
bylaws.
The Boston & Maine railroad has issue
bo ifati nf h11c
e ness for the hotels in front of the depc
and also prohibits the noise resulting froI
u the oveGzealousness of the hotel porters.
Among the graduates of the high schoC
s who will enter college this fall are: Mis
Mildred Anderson, who enters Bosto
g University; Alton Harvey and Robel
Davis, who enter the University of Vel
mont.
Gilbert c. Brown, father of the Re
Charles H. Brown, observed the 91st ann
- versary Of his birth last Sunday. He sper
" the day with his sister, aged So years,
Ii Newfane, N. H. Mr.. Brown is the olde
g member Of the First Baptist church of Bo
ton, Mass.
e The Young Mems Improvement Club hi
So arranged for joint debate between Cham
Clark, democratic congressman from Mi
souri,, and Z. B. Lankis, repu blican col
n gresham from Indiana. This is the leaC
ing entertainment to be given in the cour
r the coming winter.
The September term Of the county cou
r will open here Sept. 6, Judge LoveIar
Munson presiding. There are a numb
%. of important civil cases, also a number
criminal cases. The most noteworthy
n the criminal cases is that against Curt
J. Calhoun OF Revere, who is charged wit
bigamy and whose bond was forfeite
He was re- arrested in Massachusetts
short time ago and brought here, but gi
ii' ing bonds was released. There are sever
cases charging Walter Parmenter with t
r illegal sale OF liquor. Besides these a
number OF divorce petitions to be di
nv posed OF. With Judge Munson will :
e. Assistant Judges William F. Clark al
William S. Robbins