Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-28

work for H. L. Doyle at the Newpo
House.
A good number Of the Y. p. S. G. Il. an
/ juniors went to West Charleston to after
the county convention.
Charles Hubbard has closed his labo
for True q Blanchard and goes 90 Burlinl
ton July LIST TO work for his uncle.
Frank Wells has gone to housekoepir
i'm VIII Richmond's tenement house. II
will work for Richmond & Wells on thd
farm.
c. S. Batchelder has purchased lot
John Sheldon on Prospect ST. and w|
move his house to this lot and build 4
the old site.
w. c. Lindsay has sold his stock OF good
TO Lorimer & Macdairmaid and has gol
TO work on the Lady OF the Lake as pursol
he will also run lunch counter.
Mrs. Seymore Lane and daughter Rul
have gone TO Springfieldgand New Vol
on visit.-Mrs. Ed Scott has gone
Nashua, n. III. on visit.-Mrs. +. n. II
co and daughter have gone Co the westol
part of the county onia 'visit.-Mrs. G. /
HOLSTER and wife Of Sioux city are cues
of Mrs. s. ID, Bean.-Joe Woodbury. of I'D
York, a former resident here, Is in tovN
on visit.
David, Major and Carlo Rollins al
families, with their sister, Mrs. s. A. Ned
ton, and her husband, met at the home [
their brother, Milo Rollins, June l7tN
the company numbered 25. At the tai
was DAVID, the oldest, and Milo,
youngest of eleven children. Mr.. al
Mrs. S. A. Newton drove their own tea
from Plymouth, N. H., distance OF
miles; pretty good courage for people
and AZ years of age.
Newport Center.
DIR. c. l.. Erwin is on the sick list.
A Benoit has moved TO south Troy.
David Wright is giving his building
fresh coat of paint
II. j. Beadle had one OF his legs injur
recently at the mill by log rolling on
Bertha Sticllney, who has been atter
ing school at Montpelier, has gradual
and returned home.
Mrs. j. G. SticlSney and her daughto
Laura and Lizzie, attended the gradual
exercises at Montpelier recently.
Co. E. VT. Reg. will hold their ann
reunion at the G.. A. r. hall Wednosd
July Z. All comrades and their families
cordially invited.
Will Page, wife and son Leo are ~
from Nashua, n. H., on visit.-Da
Willis, who is working at Barton Lar
ing, is home on short vacation. r.
John Vance is here on a visit Mrs. Ern
Patridge's sister and her daughter visi
her last week.
Troy.
c. P. Hitchcock of Derby was in 10
last week.
The village schools closed Friday wit
reception in the evening.
Miss Hartig is visiting friends in Bar;
and Charleston this week.
c. c. Cole has rented his blacksm
shop to Charles Greenwood.
Erwin Rockwell has gone TO Hardw
to stop few weeks with relatives.
G. E.Young and family have gone
Roxton, Que 10 visit relatives.
Arthur and Leo Young are home fr
Meriden, n. H., where they have been
tending school.
The remains OF Mrs. Eva John.
Leonard were brought from North n
last Wednesday and buried i'm Troy Ger
terry.
DIR. A. w. Burnham OF Worcester, Ma
c. A. KeIton of Montgomery and r.
Mcfarland of Hyde Park visited IN
cousin, II. +. Mann, recently.
A Benoit has moved from Newport 4
to a house on Mill street. Gerald Bate
Jay has moved into the house formt
occupied by Henry Bolton.
Westfield
n. C. Hoyt is building an office in p
of the one burned.
Will Bryant's ice-house was struck
lightning last week and burned.
Miss Mary wnslow of Boston Wis
her father last week.-Mrs.. o. p. Wri
has gone to Conn. on a visit.
Miss Ada Brown finished her school
Lowell last Week.-Mrs. Lena Gilpin
ishes her school in Jay this week.
Rev. Mr.. Eavans OF Newport Ctr. prea
ed in the NJ. Il. church In exchange
Rev. j. T. BaXeDdale, Sunday, June pot
On Sunday morning, the 10Th inst,
CURED the death OF Mrs. Laura SIN
widow of the late Luther Hendrix,
So yrs. amos. 23days. The funeral was
the following Tuesday at her late
dence, Rev. j. T. BaNendale officiat
She was a woman of great industry, an
fishly devoted TO her family and friend
Sheffield.
John Powers is sick.
Henry Whiting is home from Provide
on account OF his health.