Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-05-16
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here.
Fred Thomas goes to Boston to day
6o work for Houghton q button IN the
rag department
|N r. F. Goode has leased the Mem
oR remagog house of the Drew estate,
tnl king possession to-day.
Joe Woodbury. will have charge of
1Ir. Kenney's stable, and is in Canada
6l aying some good horses.
Ed. Clark, who is engaged in the
M an Ness House at Burlington, is
hbme on visit to his family.
Charlie Scott has rented the billiard
III ON in the Memphremagog House
ar d will have charge of it the coming
BE- Jason.
Mr.. Whitney of Montpelier has
rome to this place to assist George
EewIand in his dental work during
he summer.
Y The Epworth League of the NJ Z.
Church will give an ice-cream social
La the vestry Friday evening. Every
one cordially invited.
Mrs. Short and son, Freeman, of
cortland, Me-, who have spent the
hummer at the Memphremagog for
several years, came to town last week.
The Newport base ball team played
heir first game Saturday with the ST.
Bloomsbury academy team, defeating
hem by the score of nine to eight.
The Hub Athletic Club of Boston play
with the Newports here May 81.
NIB. Thrasher is employed in the
|ofice of Silver, Bodet & Co., Publish
|ers, Boston, Mass, for two months,
after which he will have charge of an
office in New York, commanding a
arge salary. Ben's friends in this
place will be glad to hear of his sue
eess.
Will Bullock and Bert Wells, who
have been employed in the Express
pnd Standard Office for some time,
have purchased the Lyndonville Jour
hal and will take possession of the Of
flee the first of June. We wish these
Young men success in their new en-
terprise.
Newport Center.
Rev. John Vance baptized five per-
sons Sunday, May 8.
John Simmons has sold his farm to
d fr,. Ge50
Clark Keith commenced lay 9 to
run the road machine in this part of
the town.
Litchfeld & Harris and Herman
Bates have completed their cellars and
to build their new houses.
G. NJ. Keith had shipped to him a
nice Estey organ, which he recently
purchased for a birthday present to
his daughter, Nora.
Troy.
L.R. Smith has bought the Alanson
Burnham farm for $3.50.
1. Labounty has moved from the
Bradley farm to his place in Newport.
May & Lewis have hired George Be
seau to work on the Bradley farm.
The following persons were installed
as officers of Masonic Union T. & A.
NJ, May IL: T. B. Hammond, w. NJ;
P. II. Johnson, S. W.; D. Q. Wood
worth, J.W.; B. L. Chandler, S. D.;
H. A. Buck, j. D.; S. R. Davis, Treas. /;
F. S. Gray, Sec; @. II. Buck, Chap.
T. NJ. Emery, S. S.; S. S. Johnson, j.
s.; w. Morey, Tyler.
Westfield.
Harlan Woodwork is building an
addition to his horse barn.
Mrs. E. w. Smith is quite unwell.-
Winfred Hendrix is on the sick list.
Charles Herrick, who was home a
few days recently with an injured
thumb, has returned to his work in
Lowell.
The Y. P. S. c. E. have ordered
twenty five copies of the Endeavol
edition of Gospel Hymns No. 6, to be
used in the Sunday evening meetings
The park in the center of the village
was plowed, smoothed, grass seeo
sown, fence built around it, and OF
Arbor Day eighteen trees were sci
out. In the evening an entertainment
was given in the hall, the receipts tc
help defray the expense of the enter
prise. The entertainment was largely
attended; those participating per
formed their parts well.
WeStmOre.
Rev. Horace Stiles of Albany, vii
preach in the Mill Brook school house
May p, at eleven M.
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