Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-06-25

ter, Nettie, to Mr.. Joseph S. Scho-
field of Lyndonville. The ceremony
was performed by the groom's father,
Rev. VIM. Schofield of Chelsea, N. H.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Scho-
field. Mrs. J. w. Schotield and wife
of Lyndonville, and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Randall of Cambridgeport, Mass,
were among the guests. The presents
showed that they had many warm
friends. Their honeymoon takes
them, among other points, to Quebec
and the home of the groom's father.
Lowell.
a. J. Dodge is putting up one of the
finest barns in town.
The Catholic society hold fair in
the town hall from June 25 to 90 in
elusive.
G. G. Tlllotson and E. S. Coolidge
ATTENDED the state convention at
|Montpelier.
Morgan Center
Mrs. Edith Hogan of Gorham is
IVlSlUlng IN Town.
Roy Persons is home from Maine
nursing hand which he injured in
|planer.
Bert Cargill is better. = Mrs. Wis
well has been moved home from Lynn,
but is in a critical condition.
Newport.
J. E. Lambert is building barn on
Pis lot on Bayview ST.
Mrs. E. A. George has gone to
Brooklyn to visit her parents.
Fred Thrasher has moved into G.. ].
Tibbard's tenement on Bayview ST.
F. S. Tinkham has been appointed
|illage trustee in place of T. @.
ale, resigned.
Mrs. CA. Barney has gone to Mich
ran to visit sister, and will be alb
bnt several weeks.
Dwell last Friday, after spending
Fveral weeks in town.
d. o. Cole of ST. Johnsbury has
bent the past week at the Bluff,
pest of Geo. T. Root.
F. A. Winslow has returned from
bston, Mass, and will open a barber
op in the Newport House.
L. ]. Phelps is to occupy one of the
W tenements belonging to Flint
los. r, Rr.ownri on Central ST
E. w. Wetherby and wife of Leba-
Ia, n. H, spent few days last
elk as guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
ll.
benjamin Human, Theo. circuit, J.
Redmond and Judge Rogers at
bded the district and state conven-
rs the past week.
Bishop Hall of Burlington is ex-
Fted here and viii preach at the st. |
rks church July ], in the morning
! at No. Troy in the afternoon.
he Lady of the Lake made trial
last Thursday and good number
Pur citizens availed themselves of
de. The Lady is in fine trim for
season.
7. B. Ranney, T. G. Camp, Mrs. o.
1lkins, Will Richmond and wife
s. III. Holbrook attended the |
1uating exercises at st. Johnsbury
week.
be Newport cornet band boys are
ave their basket picnic and ex
ion next Tuesday, going to Burl-
on by rail and then by steamer
hdeer for Providence Island.
ymond Odds, Harry Hamilton and
!. Brown have returned from Sax
River, where they have been
hiding school.-Ruth Colby is
from Easthampton, Mass, |
Fe she has been teaching.
port Center
Peman Squires has decided back !
arm to Henry Squires which he
hit of him recently.
er Connal was with a special
on examiner last week assisting
n obtaining affidavits in Mrs.
b Bakers pension case.
rles Squires has moved into the
recently rented by Seth Her
Sylvester Rollins has moved in
A. G. Harris house
h Troy.
3. Pettingill is sick with typhoid
Annis, A. FL. Butterfeld and
Bisbee were in attendance at
publican conventions last week.
Anna Calkins, while going to
Fhool on the river road, was
from the carriage and so Sc
injured that she was obliged