Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-17

society.
Newport.
The ice in the lake channel il RI
ly disappearing.
Union prayer meeting at BateI
every Tuesday evening.
Weather signals are TO be dispI
regularly from the roof OF Gid
store.
There will be no preaching 81
in the M. Il. church, next Sui
Sunday school at the usual hour.
Our annual village meeting is
held April 20. The village Is 81
debt and is improving every veal
The Newport Rifles presented
play, "The Pride OF Co. c., =" III
and Saturday evenings, with exec
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young have
to keeping house again, after boa
at the Memphremagog House thr |
the winter.
Rev. f. A. George is giving a
of Sunday evening talks on the I
religions of the world in a very
esting way.
The Memphremagog House
raided a short time since, and a
ly quantity of firewater was tran
red to the custody OF the state.
A Tennis Club has been formed
limited to ten members. The H
grounds will be used as last year
extensive improvements will be
Quite a large number of our p
will attend the Conference at Ba
this week. The lecture by ChaH
McCabe, on "The Bright Side OF
Prison." will be delivered Thu
afternoon.
A. S. Whites sash, door and
shop caught fire again last Wed
day, but the fire was extingu
without much difficulty. It's n
have building that can be depd
upon to catch fire once i'm aid
often.
1t is reported that we are TO h
new street. 1t will run from Seco
Third street, parallel with
Messrs. Kline, Hubbard and True
the land for the new street, and
by means of it, gain access 20 eia
ten valuable building lots.
The president and executive
mittee of the Orleans County VI
ans Association met here one da
Gently and decided TO hold their
meeting at No. Troy, June 9. A
gram will be prepared later. Thd
Grams and friends at No. Tro
much interested in the meetin
will do the most possible to mi
successful.
Newport Center.
We understand that Asa Q. SD
has bought of II. S. Root, admin
tor of Shaw's estate, the Alex
Bennoit farm i'm Dist. No. - and
the price paid is $1,000.
Eugene Baker and Mrs. Do
Baker have moved back ON ID
farm i'm the north part OF this TO
II. Frizzell who leased il for FIVE
and carried il on the past two
has given il up.
Heman Bates moved the 10Th
on to his farm on the North Troy
the one that he traded with
Marston for last winter, and Ma
moved the same day to the
house, near N. S. Rogers, the v
residence that he took OF Bates
change for his farm.
On Monday afternoon last
friends and relatives OF Mr.. Dav
assembled at his home TO witne
marriage OF Miss Mabel, eldest d
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Perkins. b
Charles j. Olin of Newport; the
mony being performed by Rev
Bodman of Newport Centre. M
Mrs. DIN left on the afternoon
press, and after n short wedding
will return TO Newport, whore
will commence housekeeping.
the young couple start who so au
ously i'm life together, may be
blessed with usefulness, and Ga.
years as they pass may bring
much happiness, was the wish
cry Cne present.
Troy.
j. ID. Fiield is very proud OF n
that arrived, Apr. s.
Maud Conner of Nashua, N.
stopping in town for awhile.
Mrs. J.B. Powers gave a sugar
to the NJ. +. Sabbath school a
home last Monday evening.
Archie Simpson, who has be