Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-05-30

Viii Richmond and Ray Young have
gone to Burlington for medical treatment
D. M. Shepley, former resident, il
company with e. o. Small of Sheldon, b a
been in town recently.
! The Orleans County Medical Society vii
/ hold its annual meeting at the Newpor
House, Thursday, June 3. tbaEt
Mrs. A. McFarlin of Lyndenville is Wis
! iting her daughter, Mrs. A. @. Fairbroth-
er.-Barney Regain of New Bedford, Mass
is here, being called here by his fathers
death.
D. w. Hildreth has moved his family
here from Barton Landing and gone tic
housekeeping in D. NJ. Camps new house
on Central street.-G. M. Dearborne has
moved into his tenement house on Second
street.-Dr. b. d. Longe is to move to
Mrs. Fuller's house on corner of Ma in and
Third streets.
Newport Center.
Nora Leach has gone to Boston to work.
Mrs. Susan BigeIow of Westford is here
visiting her brother, Hiram Drown.-Anna
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stafford, who have
been here visiting their cousin, Mrs. G..
w. Rogers, have returned to their home in
Cambridge.
\ A. L. Hammond's infant child died of
bronchial fever Sunday morning, the 22nd
inst. The funeral services were held at
the house Monday afternoon.
The lecture May 10 by the converted
African prince, was listened to by a large
audience. His remarks, which were on
the customs and habits of his people, were
quite interesting.
J. w. Merrett has moved into the E.
Partridge house near the covered bridge
Clark Rogers has bought and moved into
the house which he formerly owned
Ruez Rice has moved here from LyndonH
vile.
w. Fl. WiIley's team was struck by the
northbound freight train at Roots eros
sing near Lyndonville Saturday night, the
21st inst, and Mr.. Wiley was dangerous
~ if not fatally injured. One arm and
both legs were broken, one of his legs in
jured. The horse was killed outright and
the carriage was completely demolished.
Mrs. Wiley is in Lyndonville caring for
him.
Troy.
Charlie Laid has moved into Oliver
Sisco's house.
Children's Day Will be observed at the
Nj. E. church June 18th.
Mrs. Joe Brigham is spending the week
with her aunt, Mrs. c. G. Cole.
VIM. Sabin is moving on to the farm
which he bought of Leslie Hunter.
J. n. Billiard has shingled his house
VIII Hodsden is making extensive repairs
on his store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Martin are taking
pleasure trip to Massachusetts, and New
Joe Rose, who spent the winter in Rhode
Island, came here Wednesday and was taken
sick and died. The funeral was held Sat-
urday; theremains were placed IN the Troy
cemetery.
Mrs. Della Hovey of Albany is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. N L. Miller.-Mr. and
Mrs. Rodney Chaplin of Montgomery visit
ed relatives here last week.-Herbert Bes-
sey of Enosburgh is here visiting friends
Miss Lydia Hartig is here with friends.
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Edmund LaFlam moves back to Lowell
this week.
M. w. Farman gives the Memorial Day
address at n. Troy.
Miss Lora Stebbins has been very sick
with heart difficulty.
DR.. w. A. Young, Geo. w. Miller, o. P.
and w. o. Wright went to Fulington
Pond fishing last week.
Miss Elgie Brown has finished her school
n Hardwick and returned home.-Mrs.
Elvira Brown is visiting her sister in
Charles Fletcher is here visiting his sis.
er, Mrs. Clara Gilman, and other relatives.
Carter Miller and wife of Ovid, Wayne
Co., Iowa, are visiting in town. Mr.. Mill
er was the son of the late Henry Miller,
md lived here when a boy.
WestmOre.
Geo. Hill has purchased the Corum cot
age.
A large number of fishermen have been
1t the lake this week.
Geo. Brown has been here to visit his
n other, who is failing.
F. N. Cheney is at his cottage at the
south end of the lake.
Miss Lizzie Harmon is to supply here
until the regular pastor comes.
CALEDONIA COUNTY,.
West Burke.
Mrs. Lucy Mooney has gone to Little |
Jon, n. H., for short visit.
A. L. Aldrich has got the addition to his !
lNI1Sa mn and cn1rorad.