Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-07-13
after which all are invited to join in
social promenade.

after which all are invited to join in a
social promenade.
Bro. harrington died July 1, 1891.
Aged 20 years.
Father by death to remove from our
Sabbath School, Brother Milo j. Far
rington, long time resident of Iras
burgh, true man, loving and God
fearing father and excellent citizen.
ResoLUed, that we shall greatly miss
him of whom it can be truthfully said !:
he was always present unless some
thing of real Importance prevented.
His calm demeanor and few words,
his hand with a heart in it had won
the respect and love of all with whom
he had intercourse.
ResoLUed, that we extend our heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved child
rem and other relatives, and our pray
er is that they too may be ready when
the Lord calls to go hence and be for
ever with Him, and the loved ones
gone before.
WE WEs 6. j. Jo a. eaAFhAN for the school.
Lowell.
Charles Curtis and wife from Ohio
are visiting in town.-Haydie Shufelt
is at home from Concord.
Jones & Gilman have commenced
making tubs.
Mr.. Potter, who is old and blind, fell
out of bed Monday morning and cut
his head badly.
Frank Jones monkeyed with the
planer, and the doctor sewed up his
face.
Newport.
B. w. Lee has gone to Lowell, Mass,
on a visit
w. E. Tuck and Mrs g. H. Flint
are building barn at the Bluffs.
Work is being pushed preparatory
to electric lighting.
Mrs. Alec Faulkner is very sick and
her recovery seems doubtful
Miss May Pettingill of Lowell, Mass,
is visiting at DR.. Hamilton's.
Miss Lucy Dane and Miss Hoyt of
Lowell are visiting at o. S. Dow's.
Mrs. n. M. Orne is selling her spring
and summer millinery at cost for 10
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin of Spring
field, Mass, are visiting at Elisha
Lanes.
Henry Bonneau had a leg badly bro
ken at the International mill on the
9Th inst.
Alvin Bartlett and wife were in town
Tuesday.-A brother of Charles Batch
elder from the West is visiting him.
John Richards and wife, for many
years summer guests at the Memphre-
magog House, have returned for the
season.
c. F. Ranney, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Blanchard and Geo. Young went to
Minneapolis on the excursion.
The Morrills beat the Newports by
score of u to Z. The ST. Johnsburys
play here Wednesday and at ST. Johns
bury Saturday.
j. A. Prouty was fined SO and costs
for assault, and took an appeal and
was bound over to county court in an
other case. Uncle John should not
let his temper get away with him.
Work on the M. E. parsonage is well
advanced &C. Brady has the frame of
his barn raised, also Lane & Davis
new building. DIR. Hamilton has his
house on So. street nearly completed.
He has the finest. dining room, pantry,
and kitchen in town, being finished in
curly birch and black walnut with in
laid floor The work bears inspection
and shows we'll for J. K Huse and his
men.
Persuant to the call of the adjourn
ed meeting of June II, the medical
men of this section met at the office of
DR.. Rutherford on June "a, to COM
plete the organization of Hospital
Clinic. 1t was decided to call it the
Memphremagog Hospital Clinic, and,
till a Hospital building can be secured
that regular weekly sessions be held
at the Newport House on Thursday
afternoon at one o'clock, commenc-
ing July 2, when it is expected that
the entire medical staff will be pres
ent. The INDECENT poor will be treated
gratis, and a nominal fee charged those
who are able to pay. 1t is hoped that
the medical men throughout the coun-
ty and adjoining districts will take
pride in this most laudable institution
and add to its usefulness by bringing
in patients and lending their services
in general counsel.
Newport Center.
S. Drown is building an addition to
to his house.
Fred Miller has opened store in
the Quimby block.
The concert at the M. E. church, July
9TH was decided success.
Mrs. Steve Nichols is at home from
Boston, Mass, on a vacation.
S. o. Whipple has closed out his
stock of groceries and moved back to
his farm in Dist. No. II.
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Ezra Dawson house.-John Kilby has
his house nearly ready to live in. A
Mr.. Martin and family will occupy it.
South Troy.
W. F. Brewster of Boston is spend
ing his vacation with his mother.
J. J. Randall was quite severly hurt
at Buck & Stevens mill by board fly
ing from the saw.
Lewis & May have put in gang OF
men cutting lumber and peeling bark
on the Bradley place.
North Troy.
On Thursday evening, June %, John
w. Currier Camp, No. 81, Sons of Vet
Grams was organized with twenty char
ter members. The following officers
were elected: Captain, Fred A. Whee-
Ter; 1st. Lieutenant, E. L. Hardy; End.
Lieutenant, Homer Pettingill; Chap
lain, Maurice Page; 1st. Sergeant,
Frank w. Hardy; Quarter Master
Sergeant, Madison Bisbee; Color Ser