Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-11-29

c. Grandy of Burlington spent
'Ah nksgiving in town.
ILL.,. Gaines has let the Newport house to
HHE Kelley of Richford.
N BIrs. NJ E. Blair is visiting her mother,
8Hf l.. Chaffey, of Enosburgh.
#bf frank BedeII has returned from trip to
|m gland and South Africa.
VI IN. Ell. Flint has been in market to look
MAHer holiday goods the past week.
n Dir. and Mrs S. l.. Clough of Lenoxville
ME- mt Saturday, Nov. 10th, in town.
ohm Brigham has returned from Massa-
WI nsetts much improved in health.
n IJnion Thanksgiving services were held
At the Baptist church Thursday evening.
" ohm Nj. Hazel has gone to Chicago, ILL.,,
Ina Des Moines, Iowa, on business trip.
Mrs. Eva Richmond and daughter, Lizzie
Hbm Burlington are visiting in town.
Three Newport boys, John Lockhart,
larry Dickens and Will Richard, start for
today.
Joseph Colby is home from Dartmouth
EnlIege. VIII Bean is home from Burling
|Ah for few days.
|I The first entertainment of the lecture
|N hrse will be given Dec. Sth. 1t is to be
Hkture bp Rev. Samuel Jones.
|1RThere have been built and are now
m building nine houses in this village the
hFesent season. All this belongs to the
Mckinley administration.
|PThe friends of Mrs. J. G. Dawson, who
liz been sick at Craftsbury, will be glad to
ehrn that she is now recovering and it is
hbped that she will be able to return home
XII few weeks.
Rev. s. G. johnson and wife have gone
III Mrs. Johnson's old home in New Jersey.
Rev. e. w. StowelI of California preached
III the NJ. E. church yesterday.
The steam tug, John A. filed with
Fater while on trip through the lake
hst Sunday and went to the bottom. 1t
Jas been raised and will be put in thorough
epair ready for work next spring,
Mrs. j. o. Thrasher and son, Ned, and
frank Bemis spent Thanksgiving with DR..
}. A. Bemis and family of Whitman, Mass.
There were twenty-one guests at the doc
or's and all were Vermonters but two.
The doctor was for twenty years aresident
II this county and he always extends
hearty welcome to his Vermont friends.
Newport Center.
u. A. Harris has been appointed deputy
heriff.
The new dam is completed and work on
he creamery building has commenced.
AFRO Wilcox has moved from North Troy
IN to a farm lin district No. 12.-Philo
1ieth has moved into the house near the
!. A. r. hall.
The regular meeting of the G. A. r. will
e held on the second Friday evening of
hch month at 7.30 p. m, instead of the
rst Friday as given recently.
The Newport lCentre Grange will hold
heir next meeting at the G. A. r. hall Dec.
b at 7.30 sharp. All members are request
HI to be present as new officers are to be
Aected at this meeting.
froy.
Mrs. John Clark is sick.
Mrs. n. l.. Miller visited in Albany last
beck.
Forest Fifeld, who has been in Man
hester, n. H, the past year has,come home
live.
Harley Cole from Barton and Charlie
tevens from Richford have been home
br few days.
Gardner BuszelI is home from St. Johns
|ury for the winter.-F. H. Mcfarland of
&c CT
The village school commences today.
Eellie Laurin and Ada Brown are the
kachers. Blanche Morey will teach in
be Hitchcock district, Winnie Scott in
be Davis district.
Eestffe1d ''
Miss Ada Brown will teach again in
Roy village.
A. w. Farman Esq. of Newport was in
bwn recently.
Miss Hester Fowler is to teach the win
II term of school in the mill school house;
Nj. w. Farman delivered couse of lee
res in West Derby last week; he delivers
course in Irasburgh this week.
Alfred Atwood spent his Thanksgiving
Hcation at home. He was accompanied
y a friend, Bingham Stone, of Jericho
enter.-Dea. NJ. G. Hitchcock and family
nd w. d. Bell and family spent Thanks
wing at Chas. Griffin's in w. Newport.
KestmOre.
|G. H Nc Farlane has gone to CRANKY to
lmber this winter.
John Hinton will lumber on the noun
lin here for j. s. Sweeney.
Amy ChappelI teaches the west side
|hcol, and Lille Allen the school in the
bnIey district.
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