Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-12-05

Little Marie Baker is stopping with her
grandmother. Mrs. Jameson.-Miss Maria
Johnson of Lyndon is visiting Grace Col
ton.-Miss Ada Ingraham is stopping with
Mrs. Ord.
The MONITOR agent will be at the post
office in this village Tuesday, Dec. 10, from
10 o'clock in the morning until O'Clock
in the evening. See him and arrange for
club papers.
Morgan.
w. P. Bartlett IS repairing his work
shop.
Clarence Ewens has been to Canada on
business.
Ina Rood is teaching the winter school
near Echo pond.
Schools resumed work Nov. 18th with
the same corps of teachers.
G. 1. Moore is preparing for Christmas
trade. Give him call before purchasing
elsewhere.
Chauncey Elliott is doing quite an extern
sive lumber job on the land that he bought
of the Waterman estate.
Bert Gee is home from Sheffield suffering
SpauIding of Morrisville were in town last
week.
Mrs. Ducette, who has been stopping
with her sister, Mrs. Allen, has gone to
Coaticook to spend the holidays with
friends.
Mrs. Walker is at West Charleston car
ing for David Wilcox who is very low from
ha of cL--MicG Tu1 ORD
has gone to Barton to work.
Henry Rye has moved into Mr.. Holmes
farmhouse and will work for G. Elliott
Charles Bennett has rented the Marshall
Wilson farm and will do lumber job for
Mr.. Wilson.-Arthur Rood has moved on
to the farm that he bought of Mr.. Hayes
some time ago.-Albion Stevens has moved
on to the farm known as the Waterman
place.
Newport.
Mrs. r. j. Wright is in Burlington on
visit George Burbank hasgone to Boston
on business.
The Eastern Star lodge gave masquer-
ade last week. There were over 200 present.
a good time reported by all. Net proceeds
about $50.
THE MONITOR agent will be at the
post-office in this town Thursday, Dec.
10, from 8. a. m. until noon. See him and
arrange for club papers.
The Peoples Telephone Co. have placed
an instrument in Davis & Cooks drug store
which VIII be the central offie. There will
be a good number of patrons on the line
in this place.
Bert Blair has moved his barber's shop
from NJ. T. Phillips block to Sprague
Jenkins Mrs. Preston has moved into the
old laundry tenenent.-A. Hutchinson
has moved in to Mrs. Dana Farr's house.
ALBERT Roland has moved in to Fred
Browns tenement.-Mr. j. Blair has NOV
ed his lumber to the Reed shop in West
Derby where he will continue to manu-
facture sewing tables.-H. S. Green has
moved his office to his residence where he
will continue to do watch and jewellery re-
pairing.
Herbert Coburn is home from Montpeii-
er-Perley Adams has returned from Enos-
burgh.-Cora Leonard has returned from
visiting her sister at Bronze, P. Q.-Mrs. F.
II. Clark has returned from Windsor where |
she has been visiting the past month";. |
2. Story arrived from New Y ork last week. |
E. Lane and wife have returned from
Boston. While away Mr.. Lane purchased !
goods and furnishings for the Goodrich |
Library .-WaIter NJ. Lindsay of Boston |
and Will c. Lindsay of Island Pond spent |
a few days recently in town with friends. |
Newport Center
Mrs. Chester Butler of Newport is visit
ing relatives mere.
There was a donation at the G. a. r. hall
last Wednesday evening for the benefit of
Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald. A good time was en-
joyed by all present. Proceeds $35.
Asa Lamb has rented D. T. HiIdreth's
farm and has taken possession.-Vi Lar
abee has moved from D. L. Hildreth's
farm to his residence in the village.-A.
Kinnie has taken D. E. Williams farm for
one year and has taken possession.
Troy.
John Goulding has moved into a house
ON Mill St. Mrs. Goulding is in Montreal
having her eyes treated.
The village school began last Monday
with Laurin and Nellie Davis as teachers.
Clara Hardy is teaching school on the East
Hill.
The G. E. Society elected the following
officers to serve for the next six months.
Pres, Mrs. w. S. Jenne; V. Pres, Mrs. F.S.
Gray; Sec, Mrs. J. Mann; Rec. Sec., Mrs.
II. L. Miller; Treas. C.H.Buck. The grange
held meeting last Saturday evening.
Archie Wakefield is visiting in town.
Arnold Edwards, Walter Wright and the
Misses Lena and Minnie Gilpin have re-
turned to Derby to attend the winter term
lf school at the aca6emv=The village