Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-08-13

tor in 1880. Later he moved TO Belvi-
dere, engaged In numbering opera
tions, and recently built a house at
Cambridge Junction, where he intend
ed to reside. But his health failed and
he ran down TO his death.
Morgan.
Porter. Lyon from Buffalo City, Iowa,
has been here visiting his sister, Mrs.
@. /. Moore.
The Y. p. s. @. +. will have a night
cap, ice-cream party at Abram
Gray's, Saturday evening, Aug. 18th.
The remains of Mrs. Il. @. Robinson,
and little girl, have been taken from
the cemetery i'm Holland and placed
in the family lot, in the cemetery
here.
Newport.
E. A. Cook has moved into his new
house on Cottage st.
Prof. w. r. p. Emerson is in town
and school will commence Sept. 10.
Newport Rifles, Co. L, leave Mon
day, Aug. -, for muster at Brattle-
boro.
Chas. Brigham Of Boston is in town.
He is so years old and has served the
post office department a term OF SO
years.
Mrs. Walker of Grafton has return
ed from trip to the West and is now
visiting her daughter, Mrs. O. G. Far
rar, in this place.
Every effort is being made by the
Breeders Association to have one OF
the best shows Of horses ever made I'm
the state, this week, Aug. 10 and 10.
Mrs. CA. Barney has returned from
Michigan, where she has been on
visit.-C. A. Barney has spent the
past week in Boston and Providence.
-Theo. Grout spent a few days last
week visiting in Coaticook, p. @.
Mrs. A. L. Goodwin met with an
accident Aug while walking on the
west side of +. Lanes store by step
ping into an opening at the basement
window, thrusting her hand through
the window and cutting an artery In
the wrist and nerves in the hand.
George White of Western Penn. has
been in town on visit to friends, af-
ter an absence of % years.-H. New
comb, a former clerk in Gilman's
store, who has been in Boston since
last January, is back on a visit.-G.
ID. Walworth of New Haven, Conn,
has been in town the past week on
business in connection with the ID. p.
Walworth estate.-Mrs. j. M. Babcock
of New York is visiting Mrs. A. w.
Brown.-John A. Noyes and wiferof
Portland, Maine, is at home visiting
and taking a much needed rest. rt...
The town has no reason to complain
of the treatment received at the Re
publican county conventions: a nom
inee for senator, side Judge, Judge of
probate and sheriff. The town rep
ought to be selected from
this side of the town and IL has been
suggested ,inasmuch as important leg
islation, and the revision Of the laws
will require the ablest men this fan,
that John Young, Esq, could best rep
resent this town, while he would do
great credit TO the county. All the
other leading lawyers OF the town
have served in the legislature and 10
ought TO be MIR. Young's turn this
time
Newport Center.
Frank Hildreth of Philadelphia is at
home on a vacation.
Peter Connal was in Burlington last
week in company with special PEN
sion examiner, taking afiidavits i'm
pension claims.
Rev. f. L. Lind and wife are spend
ing a three weeks vacation here with
friends. Mr.. Lind is pastor OF the
Baptist church at West Acton, Mass,
where they reside.
Ernest Bartlett and wife OF Provi-
lence, r. I.,are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Il. Bartlett. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rollins of Boston, Mass,
ire visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Julius Wilcox, who has been
failing for some time, pass
ed away Aug. z, and her funeral ser
vices took place Thursday afternoon,
1T the NJ. Il. church, the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Neil officiating. A large number were
n attendance at the services. She was
highly esteemed by all who knew her,
/ faithful, devoted wife and mother,
worthy member of the M. E.church,
md also of Alexander W. r.. O., and
will be greatly missed. The bereaved
husband and family have the heart