Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-29

William Vinton has gone to Maine to
run his waffle wagon again this sum-
mer.
L. H. Warren and Mr.. Campbell of
Hardwick have been here on a fish
ing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bullock, and
daughter from Newport are in the O.
P. Wilcox cottage at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carpenter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bennett of Der
by, took an automobile ride about the
lake on Thursday.
Horse breeders from different parts
of the state and Canada are calling
upon H. L. Todd, who is always glad
to show his noted horses, Chieftain and
Sampson.
We hear Rev. Barnard has accepted
the call to the church in Maine and will
not return here. We are all sorry to
have him leave us, but are glad he has
a better position and we wish him all
success in his new place.
Leon Lewis, who lately took one of
Brownington's fair young ladies for a
bride, has moved into the Virgins
house where they will reside. We are
very glad they are to stay in town and
wish them many years of happy mar
ried life.
The school in the west part of the
town taught by Miss Laura Whitehill
and having sixteen scholars vino at
tended every day without a mark,
speaks well for both teacher and pu-
pills. Let other schools take notice
and do likewise. It pays to have such
schools no money lost on absent days.
MORGAN CENTER
Alton Hill still continues very i'll.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Elliott from Is
land Pond visited here last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gilman were in
Newport last Friday.
A. o. Elliott has moved to Lisbon,
N. H.
. Mrs. H. F. Bean has returned from
the hospital at Montreal.
Fl. P. Burroughs visited friends in
e Stark, n. H., last Thursday.
> Bert Cargill and family spent last
Sunday with friends in Island Pond.
{ Eta Gilman and Mildred Elliott
= were in Island Pond last Wednesday.
Mrs. Nettie Cargill and Mrs. Ethel
Moulton from East Charleston spent
last week at the lake.
n During the heavy shower of last
It Wednesday night the barn belonging
to H. T. Bean was struck and a calf
a killed.
D. W. Scribner has added to his
& work of photography that of taking
st orders for enlarged pictures, also
framing them.
"a TROY.
Miss Lois Cook is visiting friends in
ar town.
oI The grange are to have a ball at All
ken's hall on the evening of July 4th.
ID + Mrs. Albert Farman and little
esA daughter have been visiting relatives
ne here.
Wilbur Richardson is at the Roya
\. Victoria hospital at Montreal for sur
as gical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Edmunds and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Edmunds spent
II Sunday at Bolton Springs, P. Q.
Mrs. William Puffer and three chill
J. dren have gone to ST. Johnsbury to
u visit Mr.. Puffer's mother and sisters
! Uncle Toms Cabin drew out a large
~ crowd Of people, every seat being ia
ken, but the entertainment was fal
ed from satisfactory.
Mrs. j. G. Stickney of Newport Cen
las ter and her daughter, Mrs. Ed. vii
H. son of Macon, Mo-, have been visit
ing Mrs. F. J. Miller.
,er The fence around the common ha
eek been repaired and painted and is a grea
improvement; it is hoped both old an
= young will see that it is kept all right
WESTMoRE.
Mrs. Bertha Lyon is gaining.
red Capt. Averill has started his boa
ne K~eewaydin.
Willie Wills has finished work {
ere Victory and returned home.
I. o. Robinson has been quite
with tonsilitis, but is better now.
slv A daughter was born to Mr.. ar
Mrs. w. F. Richardson, Saturda.
June 25. Congratulations.
Jesse Chamberlin, who broke his b
some time ago is so far improved
N. to be able to walk a little.
Mrs. Mary Lyon is very Ill with ne
at vous trouble. Mrs. Myrtle Sanborn
Sutton is caring for her.
rec Mrs. Abbie Cheney of West BurI
visited at H. Bugbee's and A.
vn- French's Saturday and Sunday.
elk. Miss Anna Day arrived at Rot
OPP Polnt cottage FRIDAY; Clendon Sml
ks. ner. Inc! grove FRO
ted days for the trip.
Those i'll with the prevailing gr
are Greta and Glen Daniels, LIE
the and Ada Wills, Earl Wooley and Wayl
var F rench. Others have had a sligl
attack but are better.