Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-15
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to work.
Union Fast Day services at Cong
church Friday evening.
Chas. Allchurch has returned to hi
work in the store of Il. Lane q Son
r. J. Wright went to Burlington las
Thursday to attend Masonic meeting
Joel @. Hubbard has entered the of
flee of Dickerman q Young to study
law.
Hon. #. e. Alfred was in attendance
at the opening of county court at st.
Adams April o.
A sister of Mrs. l.. j. Phelps of East
Hardwick is visiting her.-Mrs. @. p.
Story spent last week visiting i'm town
Ben. Mosher, after seven years
work in Peter Porter's harness shop,
has gone to work for A. Q. Brooks & 4
Son.
Fred Dawson has returned from
Knowlton, p. O., where he has been
most of the past year at work on
buildings.
There seems to be more than usual
interest taken here in fast horses this
spring, Judging from the number daily
seen on the streets.
Changes are being made in the sec
ond story of the Hall block and it will
be arranged for two families. One
tenement will be occupied by Mrs.
Hall, the other by by Q. f. Bigelow.
Chas. Grout is i'm New York and
w. G. Lyman in r.. l. ,selling the Bates
magic hoop.-W. b. Bullock and DIN.
Shepley went to Burlington last week,
to take examinations of Lieutenant
of Co. L., V. N. G..
The citizens of Batesville took a
vote last Wednesday evening TO be
admitted into the chartered village.
The village will be called TO vote
&C acceptance at the annual meeting,
April 27.
Miss Nettie Mills has moved from
the Fletcher house on Main st. TO Ira
Parker's.-J. N. Magoon has moved
from Montreal to the Robatelle tene-
ment on Prospect Std. Miles and
family have gone TO White River
Junction to live.
G. Il. Bean and family went TO No.
Troy last week to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Beams mother. Mrs. Lewis
Douglass remains were brought here
for burial, from Coventry. Funeral
services in Catholic church,. j. and
Sherman Campbell were called TO
Sutton last Friday to attend the fun
eral of their brothers. wife.
The campfire, held last Wednesday
at G A. r. hall, was well attended by
old soldiers and citizens. Remarks
were made by DR.. Q. +. Branch, Com,
Maj. Grout of Derby, Capt. w. w .Fos-
ter, Barton Landing, James Gray OF
Derby. 1t is expected that there will
be several camphres held during the
spring and summer.
The remains of Louis A. Emerson.
who was killed in the railroad acct
dent near Smiths Mills, were carried
to his home i'm Newburyport.
Mass.-Felix Roony's body was car
ried to his mothers home i'm St.Johns-
bury, where services were held Thurs
day. A special train was run from
this place, conveying a very large
number of his friends.
At the annual communication Of
Memphremagog Lodge, No. 65, i. and
ot hnI
evening, April s, the following officers
we're installed: John Barker, w. NJ;
VI. III. Brown, s. w; w. @. Lindsay,
J. W.; F. o. Blunt, Sec; Ri. Wright,
Treas; G.. +. Root, s. D.; @. f. Bige-
ow, J. D.; Geo. Wingrove, S. S.;
Jhas. E. st. Louis, J. s.; G.. II. Prouty,
marshall; II. $. Root, Capt; E.B.
True, tyler.
Newport Center.
Mrs. Clara Stowell is quite sick and
Ter daughter Mrs. Bill Nichols OF Bos-
on is caring for her.
J. G. Sticlxney has recently purchas-
d fine piano and it was put into his
louse by O. II. Mc'Canly of West
)erby.
John Phillips has moved from John
'rilby's house into a tenement I'm
Iildreth's block. His health is much
improved.
Rev. Mcneil has gone to Waterbury,
D attend the Methodist conference
here. 1t is expected he will be re-
lrned to the charge for another year.
Mrs. Rose Beecher is visiting at her
Mrs. Q. Jenkins. and deliver-