Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23


tend a welcome TO, and make the ac-
quaintance of our new pastor and his
family.
Morgan Center
Mrs. Pillsbury has returned fro m n
six weeks visit in Canada.
VIM. Gilman's sister from Canada
is visiting him.
Bert Gilman is fitting up a barber
shop in the basement OF his brother's
house.
The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. j. II. Gilmore next Wednes-
day afternoon. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
A party of gentlemen from Norris
vile stopped at the Seymour Cottage
few days last week. They were
loud in their praises for the beautiful
scenery and entertainment here.
A. G.. Sawyer, a respected citizen OF
this place, died Wednesday morning
after long and painful sickness. He
leaves wife, one daughter, and two
sons to mourn. Funeral services were
held in the church Friday, Rev. Mr..
Hastings of Barnston officiating. The
bereaved family have the sympathy
of the entire community.
Mrs. Florence Wiswell died Thurs
day morning at her mothers, Mrs.
Barrager. Mrs. Wiswel had been
sick a long time; she had tried differ
ent climates I'm hopes that the change
would be beneficial, but she rapidly
declined and decided to come home
to die. Much sympathy is expressed
for the relatives. The funeral was
held Saturday, Rev. Mr.. Baxendale
preaching the sermon.
Newport.
Henry Mcqueen has returned from
Chicago.
Will Bean is at work for the Orleans
Trust 90.
Lorenzo ID. Miles has had his PEN
sion re issued.
Mrs. Frank Blanchard is visiting
her parents in Jay.
p. j. Farrell started West last We'd
nesday night on business.
Will Bullock and wife Of Lyndon
vile are in town, guests Of b. r..
Moore.
@. F. Ranney and Walter Mackin-
tosh have been in Boston the past
week on business.
L. J.. Golf and wife were called TO
Sharon last week DO see Mr.. Colts
sister, who is quite sick.
G. NJ. Barney and wife have gone
to White River Junction and Rich
mond on a visit, making the trip by
team.
Will Robinson has moved into the
Camp block on 2nd STE. II. French
into the Bean tenement on Central
street.
The street that was layed out from
7. S. Cummings to Mr.. O. Gilbert's
has Been completed and IS known as
Avenue.
A good number OF our teachers
avail themselves of the chance TO go
to the summer school, commencing
next Monday at Barton.
Alfred st. Louis met with an acct
dent at the Moire Granite Shops last
week by a stone falling on to his leg
and breaking both bones above the
ankle.
Mrs. VIM. West acted as organist &C
Cong. church in place of Miss Gorham
Of st. Johnsbury, who has filed the
place very acceptably and has now
gone to summer resort 10 play.
Parties were i'm town Friday In tho
interest of the Morrill, Cure. 10 IL
hoped there may be interest taken
here SO that an institute may be OPP
ened for the treatment of the liquor,
and tobacco habits.
Prof. Bugbee of White River juno
ion, former principal In our school,
8 in town.-Elmer Albee OF New York
s i'm town visiting his sister, Mrs. J.
R. Aiken.-O. Il. Ryther OF Boston,
former Newport boy, Is In town.
Mrs. G.. S. Woodward of Reolslo,
Wis, is visiting her father, DIR. j. q.
Rutherford.-Mrs s. Q. OConner OF
Oanbury, Conn, with her sister, Mrs.
Dudley, are visiting their brother, G..
W. Smith, and old acquaintance I'm
own.
Rev. T. NJ. Merrlman and wife OF
Somcrville Mass. are visiting at Mrs.
Dr.. Blanchard's. He gave a very in
eresting lecture Sunday eve with the
lid of a chart, showing the events