Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-10-03
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e. d. Durivage has been very sick for
the past ten days but is now better.
Mrs. Worthen is keeping house for l.. o.
Cox since Hugh Sinclair moved away. r7I
Maurice Farman leaves today for Kansas.
He intends to go to Mexico before he re-
turns. cs
The R. c. ladies' society met at Mr.. Roots
in Westfeld last Thursday and report
very pleasant time. er
The higher department of the village
school house has been papered and other
wise put in better shape for occupancy. 4
Miss Bertha Stickney of Newport Center
visited friends in town last weeks. b.
Parker and wife of Coventry visited friends
here last Thursday.-Mrs. @. B. Paddleford
of Monroe, n. H., was in town last week. 2
The game of ball last Saturday at New
port Center between the Newport Center
and Lowell teams resulted in a victory for
Lowell of to 5. The game was called at
the end of five innings on account of dark
ness.
Abel Sawyer's broken leg does not i'm
prove at all, and Friday DR.. Hill, assisted
by w. E. Curtis, performed an operation
on the limb and reset the bones. 1t is to
be hoped that this operation viii be sue
cessful and Abel viii soon be out again.
A little child oil Joseph Sanville while at
play recently swallowed bean in such
manner that it passed into his windpipe.
The child was taeken to the Fanny Allen
hospital in Burlington where tracheotomy
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the left bronchial tube but the child died
from the operation. Funeral services were
held at the r. G. chrch on Tuesday, Rev.
Maillet officiating. The circumstances of
the death were peculiarly distressing and
Mr.. Sanvilles' family have much sympathy
from everyone.
Morgan Center
Leon Burroughs has moved into Mrs.
Stearns' house.
G. ]. Thomas and wife are visiting rela
tives in Lisbon, n. Ell.
There will be social dance at the town
hall Friday evening, Oct. Z, with an oyster
supper at the hotel.
Mr.. Clarence Elliott and Miss Ida Grit
fin were united in the holy bonds of mat
rimony Saturday, the 9th ult. Congrat-
uIations.
The children and grandchildren Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Burroughs, numbering if
teen, met at their home the 18th ult. and
enjoyed pleasant visit. Before they sep
arated the artist from Island Pond photo
graphed the company.
Newport.
During the absence OF the Judge, c. H.
Jones of Barton Landing will assist Mr..
W. r. Spear in the probate business.
A lad by the name of Preston was burn
ed in the face Friday, while trying to re-
move the powder from an army cartridge.
The goods IN the Richmond & DoIoff
store have been sold, Mr.. Hildreth of New
port Center taking the shoes, and Lorimer
& Macdairmid the groceries.
Floyd Miller has entered the U. M. V. to
take course in civil engineering .-Ivah !
Gale has returned to Vermont University
Miss Alice Bean accompanied her.
a. Fl. Reid of Manchester, II. II. has
bought out the tailoring business of the
late w. Fl. Kenyon, and will carry on the
Sons block.
j. A. Steal NJ. D. of Minneapolis with
his wife made short stop here the past
week. They were formerly of Derby and
saw many changes in the vicinity during
heir absence of thirty years.
Rev. C. E. Fay pastor of the 1st Cong4 |
church tended his resignation Sept. End to
of hof or 4 oh raF9
ing is called for Oct. Sd to see what ac-
ion the church will take in the matter.
E. E. Miles has moved from H. S. Roots |
house on Pleasant St.to the Flint |
block on Central SIT. E. White has
moved from Mrs. Joe Hammel's tenement !
IN Coventry St. to L. Lamond's tenement
IN Lake ST. s-a-1e4l.- Tenement
The International Mill Co. have cut down
Down their working force and there was a
title talk of closing entirely, but at meet
ng held by the stockholders no decision
vas reached. 1t is Hoped that it will not
De closed this fall. ae5 ri a1l NOV
w. 81. Curtis & son have moved barn
or e. j. Hubbard on Summer ST.. and J. r. t
duse has the job to build it into two
tory dwelling house. He also has the Job
o build new house for Walter Abbott on
he site where the old barn stood. Ja
III. G. Blanchard has taken an interest in
he Overall Mandatory, and now the
of the firm are B. F. Moore, H. G
nd E. c. Blanchard. Henry will give up
travelling for groceries for j. Nicholson and
Ievote his time to his new business.
Ed. and Frank Drew have returned from
Boston, where they have been to look af-
er work since the mills have closed.-G.
D Pratt, former resident is here from
Boston on visit.-Mr. and Mrs. Macleay +
Il Dicksville P. Q. are here visiting their
on, DIR. Macleay Ned Burgess, a former