Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-11

the State, under the direction of the
Y. M. @. A; he spoke at st. Johns
bury March 8, Newport, Mar. 10.
Chas. Williams, a former clerk for
Lane & Davis, was married last Mon
day in Boston to Miss Mabel Davis;
they will make their home here.
DR.. Hamilton will use the room for
merly occupied by the G.. A. R. for
his dental work.-H. S. Root has en-
larged the room which is occupied by
Homer Thrasher for clothing, so that
now Mr.. Thrasher has one of the best
storerooms in town, we'll filed with
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodenbaugh have
been here the past week, getting ready
to present "Evangeline," at Lanes
Opera House, Tuesday eve, March II.
The boat scene and flower drill are
alone worth the price of admis-
sion. There will be sixty people in
the number.
Prof Kelley and about one hundred
young ladies that he has had in his
training wish to come here for sum-
mer vacation. Those who attended
the Tableaux DART, presented here
the past two seasons, will be glad that
they were we'll enough pleased with
the place to wish to come and stay
here a few weeks.
Newport Center
William Norway and family have
gone to Lowellton, Maine, and will
run the boarding house there for @. S.
Skinner & Co.
Rev. E. J. Dark closed his years
engagement with the Free Baptist
church Sunday, Feb. oath, but will
supply the pulpit for the present.
Alden Willis has moved on to the
D. L. Hildreth farm; Z. A. Harris on
to his Brady farm; Charles Moore on
to the farm he recently bought Of J.
G. Stickney, and Martin V. Rogers on
to Mrs. E. Rice's farm.
Miss Gertie Stowell died, March I'd
home Wednesday, the Rev. Mr.. Smith
of St. Johnsbury officiating. She was
buried in the family lot at West Derby.
Gertie was beautiful girl and spe-
cial favorite with her mates. She was
a member of the Christian Endeavor
Society here and the members furnish
ed beautiful flowers for her funeral.
She was nineteen years of age.
Westfield.
L. K. Annis has moved from Troy
into his house in this village. 4
The Epworth League will give So
cial at Mrs Carrie Miller's on We'd
nesday p. M, March 13.
A. FL. Hoyt has so far recovered
that he went to Newport Sat-, though
he took his driver with him Mrs.
Wright has been sick.
Last week Miss Josie, daughter of
L. S. Woodwork of this town, and
Roy Houston of Troy were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony.
transacted with expedition. Many of
the old officers were reelected and
most of the voting was by acclama-
ton
Miss Elsie Root has gone to Barton
where she is employed dressmaking;
Miss Nancy Farman has gone to Enos-
burgh Falls where she has employ
ment; Mrs. H. Thompson of Ly ndon,
has been staying few days with her
daughter Mrs. Chaffee.
Mrs Amanda, widow of Benjamin
Stebbins, has q miniature saw-mill
frame which was made by Mr..
Stebbins sixty seven years ago when
he was sixteen years old. 1t was made
with a jackknife, an awl, and a GIN
let; it is nineteen inches long, and
twenty five inches from the ridgepole
to the floor.
WestmOre.
L. w. Rash has taken the job to saw
out E. w. Barron's lumber.
Horace Bebee has moved on to the
Horace Fairbrother place.
Miss E. r. Orne and others give an
entertainment at the church March 10.
L. Clapper is building house near
his fathers, and Pliny Clapper is
making preparations to build on
piece of land purchased of @. H. At
kins.
Town-meeting was much quieter
than usual, though nearly every office
was changed. Voted to refund the
town debt at low rate for term of
Is years.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.