Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-06

paDy, closed MS laDOrS tnere saturday,
July 18th, and in the evening a reception
was given him by his many friends and as
sociates at tia Pythian hall. He was pre-
sented with case of German silver draft
ing instruments.
ISLAND POND
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Lefebvre July 80, the eighth son and the
ninth child.
Work on the new parochial school build
ing progresses we'll toward completion in
time for the reception of pupils early next
| month
The Rev Thomas Hall and family have
gone to Old Orchard to spend the month
of August. His pulpit will be occupied
| next Sunday morning by Mrs. Lasher, and
| there will be no evening service.
A sixty horse power engine has been
installed in the canning factory of Logic
Brothers to replace the old one of about
twenty horse power. This change was
made necessary on. account OF increasing
| business. A shed 10x20 and one 14x65 is
| being built in which to store raw berries.
LYNDONVILE.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Clarey, Sunday, July 20.
Charles Michael Mccain, Oldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccain, was born in
Lyndonville, Jan. %, 1888, and died July
"a, 1906, OF tuberculosis. He attended the
the schools here, graduating from Lyndon
vile graded school, and four years later, in
1901, from Lyndon Institute.
A number of people from Lyndon and
Lyndonville were privileged recently. to
hear the large pipe organ which the Aeolian
Co., of New York, has put into the res
idence of T. N. Vail of Speedwel Farms.
Mr.. Taft of Montclair, N. j., was the or
ganist and rendered beautiful program.
NORTH TROY.
An effort is being made to form lodge
of the Knights of the Macabees in this
town.
The new check list of Troy just posted
by the selectmen contains the names Of
3S1 voters.
/ Geo. Green has been granted a pension
of $500 per month On account of service in
the Philippines.
Among those who will take the G. A. r.
trip to Minneapolis are Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Fl. EIkins, j. s. Pike and T. Wallace Ell
kins.
ST. JOHNSBURY.
The friends of Frank E. Spaulding have
announced him as a candidate for town
representative.
The repu b1ican town committee have
arranged for big rally. in Music Hall on
Friday evening, August 10, and have
secured as the speakers Senator Diliing-
ham and Attorney General Fits.
AS result of the investigation last fall,
the st. Johnsbury village water supply,
known as the Passumpsie river system,
has been condemned by the state board of
health, and its users have been notified
| not 20 use it for drinking purposes.
| Word was resolved here Monday OF the
death, Monday, July 30 in South Pasa-
dena, Cal, of Major n. 2. Bowman.
Since the death of his wife two years ago,
Major Bowman has made his home with
his son, Thomas Bowman, in South Pasa-
dena, and there death occurred. Early
last spring he suffered paralytic shock
from which he never rallied. Mr. Bow
man was prominent Mason and prom
lnent Odd Fellow, having held many OF the
grand offices in each society.
The twenty fifth anniversary OF the
| dedication of St. Andrews Episcopal
church was observed sunday and Monday
and the exercises both at the church and
Pythian Hall were most inspiring and
largely attended. The occasion was rem
dered especially notable by the presence of
two former rectors, Rev. F. E. Buckley of
Waterbury, Conn, Rev. Frank Appleton
and Mrs. Appleton OF Pawtucket, R.
former curate, Rev. Stephen 81. Alllng of
Dansville, N. Y, Rev. Edward P. Lee Of
Island Pond, one OF the attendants at the
early Episcopal services in the Dos, and
many former members of the church now
living elsewhere.
THREE VILLAGES
Derby Line, Vt.-Rock Island, p o.