Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-01-18

lew sugar house
Mamie Morse of Newark spent Sunday
With friends in town.
listing friends in town.
The w. R. c. installed officers Jan. 18th
with Mrs. Addie Lord, President.
Several from this town went to the in
ttallation Of the Isaac Blake Post at
Charleston and report very pleasant time
Morgan Center
l.. III. Wheeler has moved into the John
Curtis house.
Mrs. Eli Burroughs has so far improved
rs to be able to sit up some.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Alrs. Alfred Calkins next Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Several persons from this place attended
the Advent conference held at South Barn
|ston, p. O., last week.
B. n. Stevens has recently repaired and
painted the inside of the post-office build
ling, which adds much to it's appearance.
Newport Center.
There are a large number of cases of
measles.
Mabel Rogers, who is attending school
at Johnson, is at home on short vaca
|tion.
Rev. John Walden from Enosburgh
Falls exchanged pulpits with Rev. John
Vance Sunday, Jan. 10.
Will Percy is so to be out on crutches af-
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cut in one of his ankles.
Frank Rollins has moved from the
rooms over Hildreth's store into the house
with his uncle, David Rollins.
Harry and Grace Sears, who have been
here visiting j. w. Merret have re-
turned to their home in Morrisville.
Newport.
w. w. Blodgett has returned
Mrs. w. J. Avery has gone to Rutland
on visit.
Orem Newcomb went to Boston last
Saturday, where he will visit friends and
from there return TO Denver, Col.
Mrs. Samuel Hobson of Island Pond was
in town last week to arrange for repairs to
be made on her house on South street.
Josiah Pendar, an old resident and town
charge, has been adjudged insane and j.
G.. Stickney took him to Brattleboro last
Thursday.
Walter Hunting has purchased the
household goods of e. II. DAVIS and gone
to housekeeping in the Bean tenement on
Central street.
Frank III. Gates has gone to Indiana, Ill
inois and Michigan, to be gone two
months as salesman for j. NJ. Hazel & Co.
and Tuck and Moore. vs.
II. G. Blanchard has closed his work as
travelling salesmn for Cross, Abbott & Co.
of White River Junction, and will travel
for Boyd, Leads & Co. of Boston.
Troy.
Blanche Sisco has fever-Charlie Ba-
raw has the measles.
r. w. Adams and S. B. Waite of Rich
ford were in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laid were called to Sutton.
p. O., by the serious illness of her father
The new officers of the M. E. Sunday
school are: Supt. Mrs. j. B. Powers; Asst
Supt. Lila Rockwell; Sec'y Mrs. Holland
Temple; Treas. Carrie Button.
WestfieId.
Wallace Miller has purchased gramo-
phone.
Dayton Harding, who is in Bakersfield,
has been sick with the measles.
The Misses Helen Wakefield, Ruth
Wright, Ada Brown and Dollie Trumpass
graduated from the Johnson Normal
school last week. When Miss Wright was
presented with her flowers she found ac-
companying them pretty gold watch,
the gift of her Hatcher and brother.
Wallace Wakefield and Emma and
Maude, o. P. Wright. Mrs. w. S. Trum-
pass and daughter Lilly, Elvira Brown
and Nancy Farman attended the gradual
ing exercises at Johnson last week.-The
Misses Young of Salem, Mass, visited
their brother recently.
On Friday evening, Jan. Is, friends from
Troy, Lowell and this town gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Far
man and gave their new house thorough
warming. One hundred and sixty covers
were laid, and even this number not be-
ing sufficient. 1t was an enjoyable occas-
ion. May Mr.. Farman and family live
long to enjoy their home.
About fifty of the friends of Mr. and
Mrs. w. d. Miller gave them a surprise
party, the evening of Jan. II, rem hiding
them that it was the tenth anniversary of
their marriage. The company staid until
the wee small hours and when they depart
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Mr.. and Mrs. Miller are bright active peo
pie and active members of the NJ. E..
church.
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