Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-11-14

home.
Schools in town closed Friday, Nov.11th
The term for the whole town has been a
successful one.
s. B. Cello has his house plastered and is
laying floors. He will move in before long
and complete it later.
Emory Durivage was out Tuesday for
the first time in six weeks. He has been
very i'll but is much improved.
E. O. Tyler, who has been blacl<smithing
for Milo Hines, has returned to his home
in Morrisville and Milo is again in search
of blacksmith.
VIM. p White of McIndoes Falls visited
friends here the first of last week.-Joseph
Labounty has arrived home from New
York, where he has been in the ice bust
ness.
We Curtis has been wharfing up about
tie Iog-way to his tub-shop. This will
enable him to get logs to the cutting-up-
saw without first rolling them into the
pond.
Mrs. E. B. WelIman and Theda have
gone to Epping, n. FL. on a visit.-Ross
KinsIey was in Montpelier last week on a
visit to his father, Representative Kinsley,
of this town.
Mrs. S. B. WelIman has received a con-
signment of trimmed hats and bonnets
from Miss E. A. Normandin of Newport,
and is ready to receive orders from the la
dies who are not already supplied.
Rurnors are afloat of wedding soon to
take place, which will not deprive Lowell
of one of its daughters, as is usually the
odd To ha 1hp-
already here. We expect to report more
fully next week.
Morgan.
Henry Rood has sold twenty COWS to Mr..
Eastman for $500.
G. B. Stoddard, the MONITOR agent, was
IN town last week.
Mr.. A. Kidder has been shingling and
repairing his house.
Fred Stone has moved to Holland where
he has rented farm.
Frank Holmes is on the sick 1ist.-Mr.
Stevens little girl is quite sick.
MerrelI Sykes is home from Derby, where
he has been at work for Charles Twombly.
Mrs. L. P. Brooks, who has been in very
Door health for some time, had a success
surgical OperdUIOH last NCOh
by Drs. Longe and Bogue of Newport.
Newport.
Rev G. H. Rowley will preach at the
Cong'I church Nov. goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Golf have returned
from Barre, where they have been visiting |
the past month.
Archie Bowker has moved from one of !
Z O. fO
q. III. Newland's tenement.
Mrs G. A. Prouty and sons go to Wash
Ington, D. c. soon, to spend the winter
Miss Cora HurIburt has gone to Morris
vile to work in the office of the NelUS ard |
Citizen. --
Miss Storrs of Island Pond visited her
sister, Mrs. Clara Hobson, the past week.
John Cattanach of North Troy visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Catta-
mach, recently.
Id. Miles and c.. n. Brady have re-
turned from Maine, bringing two deer as
the result of their trip.-A. R. Cowles has
been in Boston the past week buying mu-
steal instruments.
Friday evening, District Deputy Grand
High Priest Weatherby of st. Johnsbury
represented the Cleveland Chapter, No. 20
here, at which the Royal Arch degree was
exempIiied. A banquet was served.
Joel c. Hubbard has purchased an inter
est in the Newport Independent. Mr..
Hubbard had worked in the office consid-
cradle and become acquainted with the
work. We wish him success in his bust
ness venture.
Newport Center
Glen Kilby has built an addition on to
his mill which will be used for boiler
room.
Herbert Smith has returned from Wells
River, where he has been working as day
operator.
G. E. Campbell recently visited his
uncle, Henry Campbell,o OF West Charleston
who is very low with heart trouble.
Rufus, son of Elery Percy, began at
tending school when five years of age and
has not missed a day or been tardy for
four years.
Rev. c. w. Dockham spoke at the Ad-
vent church last Tuesday evening. Sub
ject, National and Social Difficulties Fore
Swallowed in Prophecy
The L o. G. t. installed the following
officers recently: c. T., Rev. j. f. Thurs
ton; V. T., Mrs. G. L Erwin; Sec, Mrs.
Charles Bartlett; Asst. Sec, Bertha Stick
ney; Treas, Mrs. Fronia Blake; Fin. Sec,
Mrs G. w. Morse; Chap, Mrs. G. W. Mar
tin; Mar, George Cammet; d. Mar, Ma
bel Rogers; G., Mrs. j. G. Stickney; Sen.
Eugene Baker.
John Wiley has moved in over F. D.
Taylor's store.-Perley Adams has gone to