Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-05
Lowell.

S. b. Cello has returned from Boston and (
is. at work for Silsby a. Co. in the box
shop.
Mrs. Eugene Grant is very III with pneu-
monia.-Mrs. Edwin Richardson Is better.
w. Z. Finnegan is at home from
Brooklyn, N. Y. lie will spend the sum
mer on the farm.
ID. e. Curtis and family, who have visit
ed here the past week, have returned 60
their home in Boston.
Charles Austin and bride returned from
Newport Thursday. They will occupy
L. o. Coxes house in. the village.
Many from here attended the celebra-
tions in surrounding towns the Bird OF Ju-
ly. 1t was very quiet here during the day.
Mrs. John Lancer and daughter Rose of
South Groveland, Mass, are visiting at
Patrick Murphy's. Mr.. Murphy, who has
been afflicted with a cancer for some time
is very much worse.
John Townsville and family have moved
to the parsonage. Joel Lahore will occu-
Ply the house vacated by Rounsaville and
assume the management of the Harding
box-factory.
Sabin Scott OF Eden Mills visited at II
II. HIPS one day lastlweelS. Mr.. Scott
will be 80 years old in September and hd
still runs his store in Eden Mills and looks
after all the details Of his business.
We were pleasantly entertained for
short time last Friday by the North Hydd
Park Drum Corps, who favored US with
several selections while enroute 10 the eel
ebration at Newport.
Ephriam Crafts horse took fright nc
nay cap Monday morning and made som,
very short turns about the village, throw
ing Mr.. Crafts from the wagon and smash
ing the vehicle; fortunately Mr. Crafts wa
not seriously injured.
Mrs Hope s. Paine suggests that th
park be called Woods Park In honor
b. T. Woods the present park commits
sioner, because OF his successful efforts ID
make the park thing OF beauty va
presume her suggestion will be accepted
Morgan.
Schools in several of the districts close
July2.
There were several picnic parties around
the lake July 3, with fire works at Tn
Corner in the evening, which was niue
enjoyed by ALL
Mrs. Alice Campbell, who is In poo
health, is stopping with her father, A. N
Gray.-Miss Edith Moulton visited
town reeently.-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hutch
ins visited at T.. X Lords last week-A
Miles was in town last week.-E. Flander
of Barton was in town recently.
Newport. f..I ,
c. J. Hubbard left for Oregon last Wed
nesday. 'i 'a.q aa
Walter Dane is clerking for Lotfmer
Macdiarmid during his vacation.
Mrs. f. f. Clark has returned frol
Windsor, where she has been on a visit.
F. p. Davis is running the stage fro
here to West Charleston, making the tr
twice a day.
Rufus Spear has moved into DIR. j. W
Curriers' new tenement.-Nye o. Blal
has moved from Lowell, Mass, back
this town.
Lyman Hunt has resigned his place
the custom house owing to poor healt
The position is filed by a gehtlema
from Island Pond.
5. g. Scott has put i'm a set of Fairban
scales, with platform beside Wallace Kel
dalls store. Ii is claimed to be the be
set of scales i'm the state.
II. l.. Doyle, former proprietor OF q
Newport House, is taking a vacation al
will go to Boston to buy furniture for
Avenue House at st. Johnsbury, which
will take charge OF Sept. lst
Mrs. n. l.. Foster and children are vis
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hora
Story, in Irasburgh.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
Redman and daughter have been TO BID
lington the past week on a visit.-M
Inez Miller is visiting at Holyoke a
other places in Mass.
Relatives and friends met at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Montague on We
nesday evening OF last week, 10 witne
the marriage OF their daughter TO Char
5. Austin OF Lowell. The ceremony w
performed by Rev. w. r. Douglass OF Bs
ton. The presents were both useful
beautiful. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin will
side at Lowell. Congratulations are
tended.
Miss Ruth Colby Is home from u,
Hampton, Mass, where she has be
teaching-Ned Thrasher is home frd
Worcester, Mass, and Frank Sherm
from Burlington for their summer vad
tion.-Gertrude Lawrence is home fr|
Amherst Mass, where she has been
tending schoolgirls. A. G.. Goodwin
returned from a two weeks visit 10
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Akin, OF
Troy.
Newport was filled Saturday by th
who came to help celebrate. There
the largest number of people present {
ever visited Newport for any local attr