Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-04-04

DIR. o. B. Gould went to Montreal on
business the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Flint are in Boston
and New York buying new goods.
Mrs w. n. Kline, Mrs. C. n. Brady and
Maud Fields went to Montreal last week.
- VIM. Rooney and daughter spent part of
last week visiting his old home in st.
Johnsbury.
G. s. Moulton has commenced to take
down his old house on LAX e St., and in the
place of it will build a two-story house.
Mrs Edes has gone to New York where
she will visit for two weeks and then go to
her old home in Massachusetts, for visit
to her son.
Fred ]. Barnard has returned from Con-
necticut and Massachusetts. He now rep
resents the New England Mutual Accident
Association.
Col. z. NJ. Mansur has appointed d. M.
Camp to position in the Custom service
at this place, w. G. Lindsay to position
at Island Pond. They commenced their
service Friday, April LIST.
Nye Blake and E. M. Clark are moving
into tenements of III. I'll. Caswell's on East
ern Ave.-Ed. utchinson into Peter Por-
ter's house on Main Str. Marston has
moved into A. F. Scott's new house.-C. S.
Moulton and A. Hutchinson will move
into one of the Hall tenements on Lake ST.
while Mr.. Moulton's house is being built
Will Bean is home from Burlington
spending a short vacation, also Clarence
Richmond.-Mrs. Shepard and two chill
dren are visiting her mother, Mrs. Bennett
att. p. Davis'-Mrs. Flanders of Boston
is visiting at E. s. Ball's and relatives in
Derby.-Gertrude Lawrence and a lady
friend are spending their vacation here
from their school in Andover, Mass.-C. d.
Gilbert of Craftsbury has been in town the
past week-Mr. Crane of Bridport, broth
er of the late w. D. Crane, was in town
last week on business.
Newport Center.
Herbert Coburn has returned to his
school at Montpelier.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Oben spent Sunday
here with her mother.
t. j. Beadle has gone to visit his brother
in the west, who is in poor health.
The Salvation Army's String Band gave
a concert here in Jenkins hall last Fri |
day evening.
Laura BeadIe has gone to Boston and on
her return she will go to Enosburg to do |
millinery work.
Miss Ross of Bakersfield, who has been
here visiting her cousin, Luella Beadle,
has returned home.
Frank Rogers has moved into Jap
Philips house near the village.-Mr. Buck,
who is to run the creamery, has moved |
De- II into he ri
ney house.-Henry Squires has moved into
George Sleeper's house.
Troy.
Fred Preston is sick with stomach
trouble.
John Brigham has sold his place in Troy
village to Truman Morrill,.
Carl Beedle of Manchester, N. H., was
here with friends last week.
Hon, c. S. Page and Lawyer Waldo
Brigham were here last week on business.
Mrs. Lucy Jones of Lisbon, N. H., has
come and is nicely settled in her new
home.
George Rogers has moved on to the farm
his father recently bought of Mrs. Thank
full Davis.
for some years living with her daughter in
HYDE Park, died there last week and her
remains were brought here for burial on
Friday.
WeStfield.
EdDucharme lost good horse recently.
The village school begins on Monday, /.
April 18th.
Miss Ada G. Brown expects to teach in
West Berkshire.
Charles Gilbert's sugarhouse with con-
tents was burned one night last week.
Fred Aiken has rented Oscar Wright's
farm; consideration, $4OO. He takes pos
session this week.
1t is expected that II. G. Curtis and son
will return from Farnham, p. O., where
they have been running hotel.
Harold Farman visited his sister, Mrs.
C. III. Wiley, of Barton Landing last week.
Miss Lillian Miller has gone to Newport
Center.-Pliny Wright has gone to South
borough, Mass, for the season.-Fred Mar
tin has gone to Manchester, N. III.
Rev. y. T. Baxendale preached in Jay
Sunday, April 3. Rev. E. G. Sugg of Jay
preached in the M. E. church here in the
morning and at the Cong. church in the {
afternoon. NJ. WI Farman supplied the
M. E. church at Troy Sunday after
noon.
Rev. L. P. Atwood preached in Chatham,
Mass, on Sunday, March q, and in South
Dennis, Mass, yesterday. He was pastor
of the Cong. church in Chatham for six
wears and of the church in South Dennis '
for five years. The Cong. church in this