Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-23

Mrs. John Rosebrooks OF West Burke
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Bow
| man over Sunday.
| Miss Juliue Rogers, who has been ia
Boston and Revere Beach for couple at
weeks, has returned.
| Stephen Wiley, who has been confined
much of the time to his house for several
| weeks, is improving.
A Young Mems Republic Club is to be
organized Wednesday evening at Opera
Hall at O'Clock p. m.
The regular meeting of the Modern
| Woodmen of America will be held to-
morrow, Tuesday, evening.
Geo. B, Durant of Boyd, Kentucky, has
been in town recently called here by the
death of his sister, Mrs. Miller.
| Remember the mass democratic conven-
tion to be held here next Saturday. Read
notice in another part of the paper.
z. D. Goodnough was overcome with the
heat on Saturday the 14th inst, and was
| laid up several days in consequence.
G. A. M1lls,who went to Laconia, n. H ;.
to work in car shop, has returned, not
fiading matters as he expected at that
place.
William Gray has moved from the Har-
riman tenement to Lyndonville, where it
is reported he has work in the railroad
shops.
Miss Marion Spaulding and Miss Eveline
| EO;71e oE
few weeks in the home OF Mrs. c. N.
Leonard.
Mrs, A. D. Chandler and Miss Eliza
Eaton have returned from their trip south /,
aad nave gone into camp at Willoughby
for the summer.
The n. E. Telephone Co. is installing an
exchange in the " heeer and French block.
H. d. Stannard and daughter Minnie will
operate the exchange.
Mrs. Abel Whealer of Springfield is visit :
ing her son, Clarence Wheeler OF this
1 place. Jesse and Florence Wheeler have
l returned to Springfield.
0 Lester Bill of Connecticut is guest oi
y G. s. Skinner and other friends and will
y y soon accompany Ray Skinner to Skinner
0 Maine, for his vacation.
Quite number of the Knights of Pythial
e went to Montpelier last Saturday, tt
y y attend the state muster of the uniform
2 rank and grand lodge meeting.
Mrs. Hugh Buchanan took a unique-va
n cation by accompanying her husband OF
o his last mercantile trip. While he sol
2 shoes she enjoyed the change'which tn
journey gavea
The many friends of Mrs. W. G. Trip
will be pleased to learn that she is sIoWl
z improving in health; she is resting at th
home of her sister, Mrs. g. r. Hanscom. i
- Hyde Park, Mass.
:. The newly organized lodge of Knig hts {
!. Pythias Of Coventry attended the reguls
!, meeting of the Knights here last Tuesda
30 in body. The new lodge is fourishin
~ finely, constantly adding to its numbe,
and manifesting much enthusiasm In il
- work.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. r. Collins have n
turned from their trip into Orange count,
On where they met many OF their old friend
Mr.. Collins was in business in Bradfol
:. fifty years ago, and some of his old frient
ITO have survived these years and greeted hi
ns most cordially as he met them and renewt
his acquaintance.
ne The e. l.. Chandler Co.'s mill caug
ne fire last Monday night nearly in the sar
10' place where it caught the Saturday mig
no previous, and the fire was more serio
than the Saturday night fire. The Fl
room was destroyed, several Thousand fe
OF lumber burned, much lumber dar
aged, and other damages sustained. T
'n' company is convinced that it caught
a'e the fan which blew the heated air into t
az dryhouse. The fan was out OF adjustme
and the friction produced fire like tt
which falls from an emery wheel. Fo
while 1t looked as though the mill wou
80 burn, but the water system was adequt
to extinguish 1t after considerable wo
40. had been done by the fire company a
,ch Others.
Mrs. Mary (Durant) Miller died at I
nome of her niece, Mrs. Harley Clous
July 8, at the advanced age of SO years a
'no f8sdays. The deceased was married
11sA to Rev. Dyer Miller with whom G
1by lived until his death in 1896. Since th
she has lived much of the time in Alba
In until a bout two years ago, when she cal
to this sEillage to live with Mr.. and M
,.r Clough, where she was kindly cared 4
The deceased was converted early In II
had lived a consistent Christian II
:, is and was a worthy member of Method
Episcopal church. She leaves one broth
Wis George B. Durant of Boyd, Kentucky, a
eek. other relatives and friends. Short servi
ills. were held here at the house, and the
Law. mains were taken to Albany for interme
and funeral services we're held at the
-, Free Baptist church in Albany, Rev. w.
Davenport of this place officiating.
sew Miss May L. Skinner, daughter OF
last and Mrs. Daniel Skinner of this place,
at the home of her parents Saturday mo