Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-17

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June is, following the Al. Msrtz Co.'s
entertainment. Price 30 cents couple.
Both Sunday schools will unite in
township Sunday school convention to be
held in the Cong. church Thursday after
noon and evening of this week. Several
speakers from out OF town will be present.
A large attendance is desired.
LOWELL.
Geo. Phipps is visiting In Newport.
Roy Kinsley is home from Massachusetts,
for visit.
Mr.. Styles of Newport Center was In
town Thursday on business.
Miss Myrtle Stebbins is home from New
York where she has been for the past year.
Louise Stephenson has returned from
Bakersfield where she has been attending
school.
Miss Mae Sawyer of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Sawyer.
| ]. f. Stephenson has been appointed
first selectman in place of B. w. Stannard,
resigned.
Caddie and Mark Stephenson are home
from Bakersfield school and Chloe Kelley
from Richiord.
Mrs. Henry Parkhurst and daughter of
North Troy were in town last week, her
mother, Mrs. Sanborn, being quite sick.
Mrs. L. B. Wellman and children of
Newport are spending few weeks at the
| Of ar nd
Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Fl. Newton have finished
work with the Lowell Lum Der and Ashes
tos Co. at Tuckerville and returned to
their farm.
Chlldren's day was observed at the Con-
gregational church Sunday, June Is. The
Methodist church will observe Chlldren's
day, June %.
At the meeting held Monday, June 10, at
the Congregational church 1t was voted to
call Mr.. Severance of Burlington to preach
here the coming year, commencing in July.
AS stated in last weeks MONITOR we
give herewith the program of the days
events on July 4th. Things now point TO
a grand good time and a large crowd. Fol-
lowing are the events: Salute at sunrise; 10
a. m, parade of horribles and floats; IL to L,
picnic in grove; 80 to 2 80 p. M, speak
ing by Hon. Mason 8. Stone, Montpelier,
Hon. John L. Lewis, North Troy; 2:45, ball
game, Lowell VS.. Irasburg. Other sports
J are tug of war, Westfield VS.. Lowell;
} wheelbarrow race, potato race, CREASED
pole, CREASED pig, sack race, 100 yard dash,
, hurdle race. Suitable prizes will be given,
prize OF Sl0 for best rig in parade, prize
of S5 for uost horrible rig Ia parade. The
Albany cornet band OF 20 pieces will give a
. concert in the evening. A grand display
of fireworks after dark. Geo. r. Watson
will be grand marshal of the day.
MORGAN.
s Mr.. Warren and two friends from
< Hardwick are in his cottage and are having
fine LUX fishing.
q Mr.. Parker and Mr.. Skinner with their
3 families from Barton Landing are in the
a Church cottage this week.
-. Ethel Sykes had a surprise party last
: Wednesday evening. 1t was her birthday
/ and her little friends report happy time
MORGAN CENTER
I Elder Fairbanks with a friend was ii
town last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrs welcomed daughter
to their home last week.
r Mr.. Wilson and family from Massachu
d sets are visiting friends here.
II Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Ellis from ISLAND
nj Dopd xuaro In, foUp loct Thuradau
L Mrs. E. G. Burroughs entertained he
/ mother, Mrs. Burns, from Island Pond
IT and sister, Mrs Weber from Holland, las
week.
Uncle" Richard MapIesden returned
from his trip to California last week. Mr.
lie Msplesden hss many friends in this pIac
to welcome him home again.
Sc NEWPORT.
D. NJ. Camp spent several days in Fai
re Haven last week.
E. j. Prouty and family are staying 6
in their cottage at the Bluffs.
Mrs. L. B. Wellman and children ar
We visiting relatives in Lowell.
The Peoples Telephone Co. are engaged
N in putting their wires underground.
Donald Emery is at home from tn
l., Hoiderness school for the summer vaca
ton.
Of E. j. Smith has completed his schoo
k year as principal of the academy at Hyd
~ Park and is at home for the summer
II. Work has been begun on the enlarge
m nent OF the brick pavement at the fedora
a. building. True d Blanchard have tn
contract.
in The entertainment given by the Har
m mony band, Uncle Sans Minstrels, wi
take place Thursday evening, June 90
is to be hoped that they may have goo
's' attendance.
The annual state inspection of Co. |
V. y. G., was held June 10, Maj H I
II | Johnson n PRO ~ I