Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-04-12

Conway, Mrs. Miles Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Woodland, Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker
and Henry Somers.-Mrs. Joseph Cook
and Mrs. Moses Burbank have been quite
sick but are now better.
JAY.
G. Lucier goes to n. Y. tonight.
Judge Chamberlin is on the sick list.
E. NJ. Todd of Barton Landing is visit
ing in town.
WILDER Tice returned from Newport and
has gone to Mr.. Fuller's in Troy to work
this summer.
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald has been called
to her husband in p. O., he being sick
with typhoid pneumonia.
T. TurnbulI and friend are visiting Byron
Foot. They hail from N. Y.-Mrs. Jo-
sephine Galbrarth is in town caring for
her father, who is suffering from broken
leg.
Lowell.
Mrs. S. Morton is in Montreal this week
on visit to her daughter, Alberta.
John Brahana Jr., entertained the help
from Silby's mill to the number of about
twenty, at his sugar bush last Thursday.
Joseph Labounty has moved his family
to the village occupying the Lyman Hutch
ms house. Joe will go to New York soon.
Hugh Sinclair is out again after his tus-
sic with the measles.-Lewis Shufelt has
been quite sick the past week, but is now
much better.
Lyman Hutchins has packed up his
household effects and will move to North
Troy. He and his wife will visit i'm Eden
and vicinity for few weeks before NOV
ing to Troy
Arthur Morton is in Bloomington where
he has work in sugaring. -Aaron Tillotson
and family have gone to Woodbury., where
he has work in a quarry. Charles Wedge
has moved on to Tillotson's farm.
Master Bert Convey has gone to Fairfax
where he will attend school the coming
term.-Joseph Generess and wife have
gone to Barre, Mass, for the summer.
Barre is Mrs. Generess' native place.
Newport.
w. J. Avery twas in Boston last Eweel
buying new goods
A. j. White is to have spark protector
from sparks.
John Enos, S. Fl. Holbrook and Mrs.
Geo. Merrill are doing some repairing on
their houses.
Mrs. Lillian Gilman has returned from
the West, where she has been with her
brother, Will.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. III. Prouty have gone
to South Framing ham, Mass, to visit his
sister, Mrs. DR.. Palmer.
H. Il. Caswel has commenced on the
foundation of his two house he is to build
on Eastern Avenue.
Willard Adams has secured position in
furniture store in Springfield, Mass,
where has moved his family.
II. T. Fletcher has sold out his business
to II. Benjamin. who will continue the bus
mess at the same place.
Milo Lawrence has returned from Burke
and will make his hons at DIR. o. b.
Gould's, as in former years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Witt are guests at
the Memphregog House. He was a for
me proprietor of the house.
Mrs. Lindsay has moved back to her
farm in West Derby VIM. Batchelder has
gone to housekeeping in his house which
she vacated.
True & Blanchard Co. have a large new
in this edition of the Mon
IToR. They are hustlers and keep at all
times seasonable goods in large quantities.
Read their advertisement!
Ned Thrasher is home from Worcester,
Mass; to spend a short vacation.-Chas. T.
Grout is home from Washington, ID. c.
Edwin G. Thayer of Boston is home on
a visit to his father, l.. e. Thayer.
Union Fast Day service were held at the |
Baptist church, Friday evening. Re-
marks were made by Revs. Fay of the |
Cong. church, White of the Methodist |
church and Wadsworth of the Baptist
church.
James Brown, son of Edmund Brown, !
while shooting with a revolver at at tar
get on Thursday last, was killed by the ac-
discharge of the pistol The in
strument missed fire and while the boy
was working on it it was discharged, the |
bullet entering the body and passing |
through the liver.
Newport Center
Rev. Mr.. Dockham's wife's mother is |
here from Conn. on a visit.
Miss Nettie Smith has been engaged to !
teach school in district No. II.
Herbert Smith has gone to North Troy /
to be night operator for the G. p. r.
The telephone has been changed from G.
L. Erwin's office to Z. l.. Hildreth's store.
Mrs. Chamberlin, who spent the winter
with friends in Franklin county, has re-
turned home.