Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-06-26
Local News
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LOCal news
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Rev. E T. Hurd preached Sunday,
June %. at the South schoolhouse at
three o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tilotson were
in Bakersfield and Fairfield visiting
the last week.
Horace Richardson went to Mont
real Tuesday with his son for treat,
ment at hospital.
Miss Hattie Fletcher of Eden Cor
ners is guest of Mrs. Geo. Chamber
lain for few days.
Rev. A. H. Tilson of Littleton, N.
H.. is the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Carter, for few days.
Berto Wursthorne, who has been at
Rlchford for the past week, returned
Thursday for the summer.
There have been 1T hedgehog boun.
ties paid in Lowell during the past
year, amounting to $3.50.
Miss Annie Carter finished her
school in the LaClair district and left
Monday for St. Johnsbury.
= Miss VerideIl Rogers of Burlington
is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis Shortsleeves.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Stewart and
daughter are visiting in MorrisvilIe
and Waterbury for few days.
Mrs. Geo Chamberlain and Mrs.
Guy Kinsley were in Eden Sunday to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Adams.
Ephriam Smith of Washington, D.
c: secretary to CONGRESSMAN Frank
Plumley, was recent caller in town.
Henry Roberts of WoodsvilIe, N.
H.. was in town recently. called here
by the death of his sister, Mrs. Mary
Roberts.
W. A. Blake and C. B. Winchester
were chosen delegates to the Demo.
cratic state convention at Montpelier
last week.
The parade committee offers a prize
of $500 each to the best looking sin
gle rig and the worst looking horri-
bic in the street parade.
Citizens Of the town have contribut.
ed Sll.5O thus far toward the main.
tenance of the town library and ad-
ditional gifts will be welcomed by the
trustees.
The marriage of Miss Louise Sulli-
van, and Aranah Adams Of North
Hyde Park took place Wednesday,
June IL, at the Catholic parsonage.
Rev FIR. Lavigne officiating.
Judge NJ, E. Tucker of Rochester,
N. Y, and formerly of Tuckerville
in this town has been calling here anC
collecting large box of asbestos
samples TO take back to New York
with him.
The theme for the sermon at tbs
congregational church next Sunday
morning is "The Gains and Losses O.
a Hundred Years." in recognition @.
the centennial anniversary of the or
ganlzatlon of the town of Lowell
then called Kellyvale, to be celebrat
ed the following week. At three
O'Clock, it pleasant, a song service
will be held in the village park.
The following is the program fo
the grand centennial celebration a
Lowell, July 18th. Salute of 100 gun
at sunrise; automobile parade at
o'clock: grand parade at 9 80; tw,
good bands will be in attendance dur
ing the entire day ball game at II a
Pm. and 3 $50 p. M. speeches by A. H
Grout Of Newport. Rev. w. O. Par
menter of Springfield Mass, A. H
RutCerfeld of North Troy address b
F. W. Baldwin of Barton at the III
yelling of the Hazen road marker
sports and races during afternoon
fireworks in the evening followed b
a grand ball in the evening. Some
thing doing all the time. For furtt
er particulars see small bills.
BRoWNINGToN.
The North school closed Friday
Those without mark were Gather
Canning, Alma Provoncha, Wilm
and Gertrude Barnum and Harol
Caron. Those without an abser
mark were Leonard, Clarence ar
Pearl Barry, Celeste and Albert Ca
on and Helen Nichols. Henry Kenn
son missed one half day on account
illness.
There will be basket picnic ar
Fourth of July celebration in tn
village July 4. An old-fashione
game Of baseball in the forenoon fo
lowed by old-fashioned races in Il
afternoon. A grand display of fir
works will be shown in the early ev
ming. later all wishing to promenac
may have chance to do so in Aca
envy hall close by. Good music
four pieces will be furnished and a
- are cordially invited to come and he
make this day of pleasure.
I BROWNINGTON CENTER.
| Willard Gray has finished work f,
| E. M. Porter.