Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-07-27


Mass. is visiting his daughter Mrs. chas
Burroughs.
Newport.
Percy Robbins Of Derby Center Is nigh
clerk at the Memphremagog House.
S. II. Holbrook is building a barn 5Oxl2t
#. with basement. II Is the largest barr
in town.
DIR. Grandin Of St. Baigade, r. O., ha
opened an Office i'm the Brown tenemen
house on Sd ST.
About $50 went TO Georgeville last Thurs
day eve on the Lady Of the Lake. A good
time is reported.
Mrs. Ed. Miles has returned from thl
hospital in Montreal, where she went 70
treatment. Her complete recovery IL ox
pected.
Frank Blanchard and wife have gone "a
Jay to visit Mrs Blanchard's parents
Mrs. Edison Hope hVs gone to Burlingtol
and vicinity on a visit.
There will be races at the Memphrema
cog Trotting Park Aug. II. A coaching
parade and bicycle parade will give variot
to the attractions of the day.
l. b. Miller, field secretary OF the Yer
mont State Sabbath School Association
will work in the interests OF SUNDAY
Schools the first two weeks In August.
AT a hearing held last week, Chas. Il
Childs, who sought to recover damages
from this village for the laying OF the wa
ter pipes through his property,was award
ed $3.50.
Winnie Billings is at work in job
Young's Office. - Miss Jennie Taylor
working I'm the Office of John NJ Hazel
Coo. G. Tower of West Derby is az wor
for u. G. Blake a. Co. in their meat market
Hon. j. G. Burke, of Lowell, Mass, and
family were in town last week. q. BI
Root and daughter OF Lowell, Mass, ar
visiting his brother, N. s. Root, and IA
ther, Horace Root. Tyler r. Stewart
Washington, ID. c., is guest OF his broth
er, T.. A. Stewart. - Clarence n. Gray o
Worcester is visiting i'm this and adjoining
towns.-Mr. Geo. b. Young OF Minneapol
lis, Minnesota, is here on a visit TO hi.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Young.
Newport Center.
Rev. j. Mcneil baptized Ave persons
Sunday July 10Th.
Mrs. Crandall and her daughter, Mrs
Erma Fox, who have been visiting I'm Can
ada, have returned home.-Bert Peck
Hartford, who has been visiting his aunt
Mrs. Mary Cello, has returned TO his home
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Richards of Penn
sylvania are here visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ID. l.. Hildreth and other friends
Albert Jones, who is living in Boston
Mass, is visiting his grandfather, Mr..
Jones.
North Troy. F.i am1u
There are many summer visitors IN towr
at present. nos sean-aN
ID. w. Porter has been awarded s25 dam
ages from the village on account OF dam
ages received by stepping into an unpro
tected gutter hole.
The trustees of the village have Dough
piece of land in Jay, where the stream
water that supplies the village waite
works is situated, that il may not be clear
ed up and diminish the supply.
South Troy. 7m.1 9l ~ s 9.lHI
Mrs. Sylvester Andrews isvery sick.
John Conner has gone to Capbridgo t,
work.
John Aiken is finishing the building
back OF his shop for a residence.
Blanche Morey is at Barton attending
Summer School and examinations.
A large party from here visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo Goodwin at their cottage a
Balls Bluff one day recently, and report
most enjoyable occasion.
Last Tuesday evening about so OF thu
friends and neighbors OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Stevens partook Of an ice-crean
supper on their grounds, which wer
lighted with Chinese lanterns
The vocal and instrumental music helped
to make the occasion very enjoyable.
Among recent guests in town we men
tion the following: w. II. Cummings, A
M. and wife from Kimball Academy, Mer
idth, n. H; Mrs. Elsie Adams and Mis-
Fielding Of LOWELL Mass. Mr.. and Mrs
Addison Bradley, former residents, from
Springfield, Mass; Loren and Ada Sin
clair of Montgomery; Mrs. Fred sisco Q
Newport.
Westfield.
Walter Burnham has lost one or more
sheep by bears.
Mrs. Thomas Gilbert, who has beer
sick, is improving.
A. G. Hitchcock has returned from Gale
donna Springs much improved
Miss Marion Boynton has gone TO John
son, on her way home to Everett.
The Misses Emma and Florence wake
field attended the summer schooi at Bar
ION.
Will Eaton, Esq, OF Usage, Ia. jotoes
his family here last week; they ara WI
ng at Walter Eruens AwRrs