Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-06-27

Quoted Thursday at her late home, Rev.
Albert Gregory officiating. In her death
! the church sustains the loss of a faithful
! worker and the family kind wife and
| loving mother. Her Sabbath school class
| and the Kings Daughters, of which or
| ganization she was a member, attended
| in a body. The deceased leaves husband,
| three children, and a aged mother and
| father and one brother to mourn her loss.
Much sympathy is expressed for all of
| them.
| Newport.
Fred Cults has returned from Barre and
gone to work for III. R.IFlower.
Henry Smith goes to Woodstock to build
new house for DR.. Currier. Carroll Dow
will go to work for him.
Miss Addie Low circuit has returned
from Montreal, P. O., where she has been
the past year at the Villa Maria Convent.
Mr.. T. G. Raymond and family of Cam
bridge, Mass. have come to occupy their
cottage on Prospect Hill for the summer.
Rev. FIR. Clermont has erected new barn
at his place on Pleasant St.-Oscar Donna
has been building a barn at his place in
Batesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry House have been
spending a few days in Lyndonville; they
will return and move into one of w. n.
Kinne's tenements on Summer street.
Everything points to splendid celebra-
ton here the 4th. Those having it in
charge are making every effort possible to
out-do every celebration ever had in the
past.
In a letter received here from Capt. H.K.
Blair of Co. L acknowledging the receipt
of funds sent by his friends for the use of
Co. L, he says they are all as we'll and
comfortable could be expected.
DR.. J. w. Currier will move to Wood
stock this week where he is going to build
a house and make his future home. Mr..
L. Follett will occupy the doctors house
on the corner of 3Oth and South street.
Charlie Moore is putting up a building
in the rear of his residence on Summer st.
which he Will use as shop and barn; he
has also finished off the second and third.
floors of his house and now has good
tenement.
Mrs. Emerson Smith and daughter,
Helen, of Fargo. No. Dakota, arrived in
L. Foster over Sunday. Mrs. Smith will
visit her sister, Mrs. Scion Jackson and
her mother, Mrs. Knight, in Derby and
other friends in the county.
Mrs. F. H. Davirson has returned from
visit to relatives in Crafts bury.-Mr. and
Mrs Will Hight and son have returned
from a visit to friends in Hately, P. O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hope of Magog, P. O., are
visiting their sons, Ed and Edson.-Mrs.
A. E. Temple of ST. Johnsbury has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. S. Tinkham, the
past week.-Mrs.. Edison Hope has returned
from visit to relatives in Montpelier,
Burlington and Plainfeld.-Mrs. Fred
WinsIow has returned from Lebanon, n.
E.-Editor Clark with his wife and child,
have gone to Windsor.-Miss Emma Barnes
is visiting in Montreal, P. Q.-Mrs. John
Blair and Mrs. Manuel visited in Barton
the past week.-Col. L. M. Mansur attend
ed the Epworth League convention at
Burlington.-Mrs. Z. A. Ramsdell and
daughter, Ella, spent the past week in
Richford.
Newport Center
Rev. Lewis and family have returned to
their home in MarshfieId.
A number from here went to Jay Peak
recently; fine time was reported.
The NJ. E. church is being repaired in
side and out which will improve it very
much.
The village schools taught by Clarence
Austin and Alys Parker of Irasburgh closed
asst Saturday.
Charles Fox has moved into the house
which is known as the Meacham house but
now owned by Mr.. Turnbun.
Mrs. Charles Oben and Mrs. d. R. Stet-
son and daughter of Newport visited
friends and relatives here last week.
Miss Bertha Stickney has returned from
Montpelier where she has been on short
visit-Cora Leanard and Blanch Rogers
have returned from Newport where they
have been attending school.
Children's Day was observed at the F. B.
church Sunday, June 18th. The church
was beautifully trimmed with evergreen
trees and flowers and the exercises were
listened to with pleasure by full house.
G. w. Rogers and daughter, Mabel, at
tended the graduating exercises at John
son last Thursday afternoon. DR.. o. L.
Erwin, f. L. Hildreth and o. A. Harris at
tended the convention held at Montpelier
last week.
Troy.
Charlie Baraw is having vacation.
c. P. Stevens is taking business trip to
Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burbank have re-
turned to Toronto.
Miss Grace Allbee has finished work at
North Troy and is at home.