Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-08-08

chicken pie supper at the town hall on
last Thursday evening, and in spite of the
unfavorable weather it was decided sue
cess. The supper netted about S13.
The ball game at Albany between the
second mines. of Albany and Lowell result
| ed in a victory for the Lowell team. The
score was u to s. It was very nice game
/ as very few errors were made by either
side. Arthur Parker who pitched for the
/ Lowell's pitched the whole game and did
| not give a man base on balls.
Newport.
VIM. Magoon is home from Lowell, Mass.
for the summer.
The Frost veneer mill company is build
ing an addition to.their mill.
Miss Margaret Lockhart and her mother
are visiting at The Weirs and Concord, n.
FL.
Fred Human of Co. L. is sick with ty-
phoid fever in the hospital at Chickamau
ga.
Mrs. c. S. Bugbee of Tracy, MIMI, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. M. Bug
bee.
.
He will return later and move his goods
there.
Lewis Lamond is to open a boot and
shoe repair shop over J. E. Fosters cloth
ing store.
D. w. Jenness and w. II. jerks with
their families, spent the past week at Nor
gan beach.
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Montreal hospital, where she has been to
have her eyes treated.
E. M. Clark has moved from H. Fl. Cas-
Wells on Eastern Avenue to G. S. Moul
toms new house on Lake street.
G. j. Hubbard is making preparations to
open boot and shoe shop in the near flu
ture, having been to market.to buy stock
and machinery for the same.
Henry 3. Laha has torn down the old
blacksmith shop formerly occupied by
Chas Briggs: on Coventry street, and will
erect in it's place a two-story building.
The first floor will be used for a store with
tenement overhead.
Mrs. Sarah D. Bailey is visiting friends
in Canada. Mrs. c. M. Bailey and daugh
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Parker and Miss
Harry burgess are visiting In Canada
Mrs. G. G. Farrar and children are visit
lug relatives in Keene, n. H.
Chas. Lane and wife of Springfield,
Mass, are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs A. A. Lane-Mrs. Charlie Hibbard
of Burlington is in town, visiting her
or
of Worcester, Mass, is visiting his uncle,
Homer Thrasher.-Mrs Ella .Chamberlin
of Cambridge, Mass, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. D. w. Blanchard.
The committee appointed to have charge
of the Woman's department of the Mem
phremagog Fair to be held August 18th
and 18th, at the West Derby Driving Park,
ask all ladies to do all they can to make it
a success. The committee will see that all
articles sent are arranged and cared for
Fifty dollars in premiums will be awarded
by the officers of the association. The ar
ticles will be classified as follows: Wom-
ans Department, oil paintings, water col
ors and pasteIs, miscellaneous and painted
articles, hand painted china, amateur pho
Biography, EN- broidery, lace work, drawn
and cut work, crocheting, knitting, net
ting and tatting, plain needle work, rugs,
bed spreads and quilts, preserves and jel-
lies, domestic cooking, home made con-
fectionery, miscellaneous. Girls under Is
years of age may enter work under the fol-
lowing two classes: Plain sewing, fancy
work. Address and age must be attached
to each article. Articles must be sent. to 4
the park addressed 'sWoman's Depart
ment,' Floral Hall, Memphremagog Fair,
West Derby, :" Tuesday a. M, if possible,
and no article received after o'clock, o.
M, same day, in order to have them ar
ranged to the best advantage. Mrs. G. A.
Tarleton of Newport, will have charge of
the Girls Department, and any 1nforma-
t1on in regard to the same can be obtained
from her.
Newport Center.
Rev. John Vance was in town last week.
John Rollins and wife are here from
Boston.
Frank Richards has returned to his home
in Philadelphia.
The village school-house is being raised
and a few other repairs being done.
Miss Matte Crawford of Newport visited
her grandmother, Mrs. Pyer, here last
week.
Frank Rollins has traded his farm in
Newport for place in Newport villa ge
owned by W. E. Tuck.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Rogers have returned
from their visiting trip in West Charles
ton and Holland. ~t
Robert Scott died of consumption at his
home Friday, the Goth inst. Services were
held at the house Monday.
The Westfield base ball club played here