Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-04

visit to their mother, Mrs. Adams.
Marcia Bartlett of Barton is spend
he a few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
go. Bartlett. -Lill Peavey is home
rom New York. - Gerty Barrett is
M bending a fow weeks in Barton
Iarshall Calkins is with his parents,
offering with cold.
IOrgan Center
The Kings Daughters will meet
Nj nth Mrs. A. J. Calkins, Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Barrager has gone to
" Newport to care for the sick ones in
Ir. Davenport's family.
VIM. Gilman, who has been confin-
ID to his bed for more than a year,
continues to fail.-A. J. Calkins has
o far recovered as to be able to walk
ut.-Among the sick ones we men
ion Mrs. Elmer Holmes, Mrs. Estella
Gilman, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Blake.
Newport.
Mr.. Hall of Stanstead is the new
Flerk at III. R. Flowers.
Prouty & Miller have the machin-
bry here for their new mill, which
will be ready to run in a few days.
Richmond & Dolloff have moved
he goods they purchased of G. Pick
ard at West Derby to their store here.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
serve dinner next Tuesday to all who
attend town meeting and wish a good
dinner.
Mrs. Ed. Miller is in Meredith, n. H.,
Es visiting her parents.-Mrs. F. H:
CLARK has gone to Windsor to see her
sister, who is sick.
Mrs. o. G. Miller gave a reception
last Monday eve at her residence for
the members of Lakeside Chapter to
meet the grand lecturer, Mrs. o. J.
Stowell of Putney, Vt.
Mrs Henry Chamberlin is on the
sick list.-Dr. o. Gould is out again
after a sick spell. - Claude Wright,
clerk for o. n. Green, went to his
very sick, but is improving.
On Tuesday last, at Up. M, the sew
enth district meeting of the order of
the Eastern Star was opened in the
usual way, large number from 9TH
er Chapters being present. The de-
gree was conferred by Lakeside Chap
ter on J. w. Redmond, Esq, after
which there were interesting remarks
by different ones. A banquet was
served at $50, 40 partaking.
Mrs. C.P. Story of Lancaster, n. H,
was in town last week to attend the
district meeting of Eastern Star Lodge.
&C. D. Gilbert of Craftsbury, a for
mer resident, was in town last week.
Frank Holt of Roxbury, Mass, is
visiting friends here and in this vicin
ity.-Mrs. w. @. Johnson of Lyndon
vile has been here on a visit to her
sister, Mrs. II. @. Blanchard.-H. G..
travelling salesman for Fl.
w. Spur, has been home the last
week on account of poor health.-L.
former resident of this town,was here
last week on business.
Newport Center
DIN Kilby has started his new shin
gle mill, which adds another industry
to this village. He has large stock
of cedar now in the yard.
Mrs. Ada Coburn died Wednesday,
the 18th inst, and her funeral SER
vices were held at the house the fol-
lowing Friday, Rev. Mcneil officiat-
ing. She was highly esteemed Chris
tian woman.
Henry Lewis, an aged veteran SOL
der of the late rebellion, who also
served in the Mexican war, died at |
his home in the south part of the
town, Sunday, the 18th inst, of heart
failure, and his funeral was on Tues
day, Rev. Mcneil preaching the fun
eral sermon. Several members of |
Post we're in attendance.
He was a member of Bailey Post and |
was buried in the cemetery at North
Troy.
]. G. Stickney has sold his farm, sit
uated in the north part of this town,
to Charles Moore, for 81 300. Posses
sion given March Martin V. Rog-
ers has taken Mrs. E. Rice's farm to
carry on at the halves for one year.
Alden Willis has engaged to carry on
D. L. Hildreth's farm, just out of the
village, for one year,. H. Whipple
has bought of @. S. Skinner of Barton
Landing the George Norton farm in
Troy, for which he pays STOOD. J.
Perkins has bought the remainder of