Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01

Landing spent Christmas with Mrs.
French's parent, K. Richmond.
A promenade was held at Fields
Opera hall by the Citize ns' Relief
Movement to obtain help for home
charities, with good result.
DIR. II. G. Tinkham and family of
Burlington are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs S. S. Tinkham, for a few
days. They will go to Mrs. Tinkham's
sisters in Bloomington to a family
reunion, Jan. 1.
Mrs. E.A. George has returned from
her visit to New York and Brooklyn.
Harry Hamilton, Raymond Olds and
Chas. Brown are home from school at
Saxtons River to spend the holidays.
Clara Richmond is home from her
school at Bradford for short vaca-
ton.
Newport Center.
D. L. Hildreth and wife have gone
to spend the winter with relatives and
friends in Philadelphia, Pa.
Carl Squires and family have moved
from the Dunn neighborhood into the
NJ. E. parsonage in this village.
Remember that Judge Rogers is
agent for the MONITOR in this place
and will forward subscriptions and
receive money due on old bills. Pay
up and start in advance.
James Squires has commenced to
draw his logs to stock the steam mill
here and it is now expected that the
mill viii commence saving Tuesday,
Jan. 2. Amasa Crawford has the con-
tract to saw the lumber.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. F. Bartlett have
gone to Providence, r. T., to visit
relatives and friends, stopping at
Manchester, n. H., to attend the we'd
ding Of their youngest son, Ernest
Bartlett, which was to take place on
Christmas Day in that city.
Alexander Post G.. A. r. of this
place Will have a public installation
Of it's officers in their hall on Friday
evening, Jan. 3, at $50 p. IN, after
which an old time supper will be
served; price 20 cents for single
tickets or 80 cents per couple. Speak
ers from abroad are expected. All
are cordially invited to attend.
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Rev. G. It. Merrill of ST. Johnsbury
preached in the Cong. church on Sun
day, Dec. 81.
Mrs. n. @. Hoyt is spending Il few
days in Montgomery visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Willis Wakefield.
j. @. Cattanach OF No. Troy gave a
lecture in the Cong. church on Friday
evening, Dec. 20; subject: Scenes
on the Street Corner Of 8 Great City"
Mr.. Cattanach is a fluent speaker.
News has been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Bessie NJ. Sim
mons Of Montgomery Center to Bur
ney w. Pease Of the same town. Miss
Simmons is we'll known here, having
taught FIVE terms consecutiveiy in the
primary department OF our village
school.
At the annual election Of officers Of
Hazen Post G. A. r., the following Of
ficers were chosen: c., j. B. Austin;
S. ", Alanson Sanborn; J. ", Napo-
leon Root; ON, John Sawyer; Chap,
Willard Farman; O. D., Frank Lee
pierre; O.G., Joseph Goddard; Adjt.,
Henry Newton; Del. to Burlington,
Lewis ingalls,; Alt, John Sawyer.
At the annual election of officers
of the W. r. c., the following were
chosen: Pres, Mrs. Jerome Powers;
S. j., Mrs. Willard Farman; J. ",
Mrs. Eugene Grant; Treas, Mary
Root; Chap, Mrs. Joseph Goddard;
Con-, Mrs. Alanson Sanborn; Guard,
Mrs. Darius Barnes; Del. to Burling-
ton, Mrs. B. Austin; Alt, Mary Root.
Iontg emery Center.
M. @. Bedell Of West Westfied is
very low with the grip.
Felix Brown, who has been in Hard
wick the past year, has returned
home.
Charles Coan and Albert Teoyaw
have finished their labors in North
Troy.
Mrs. n. @. Hoy5 of Westfeld is in
town stopping few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Wakefield. : Lawyer
John Young Of Newport was in town
on Friday last.
Friends numbering to about thirty
gave Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gardyne
genuine surprise Friday evening. A
delightful time was enjoyed. Ice
cream and cake was served by the