Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-03-20

ously cut and will be deprived of the use
of it for some time.
Miss Cunningham and Miss Bean of
Lyndonville are visiting Miss May Wheel
er-Mrs. Dickey of Bangor, Me. came
last Friday to visit her son, Rev. Geo.
Dickey.-Mrs. Q. w. Wheeler and daugh-
the Lulu spent few days at o. w. Locke's
in Barton Landing last week.-Alice La
Clair of Lowell has been spending the
week with Anra Fisher.
The LoaoeU Morning Mail of March 18th
gives an interesting account of the Odd
Fellows meeting in that city the previous
| evening. George Lockwood former res
ident of this town is mentioned as the
present noble grand of the Centralville
Lodge I. o. o. F. and also one of the hon
ored committee, under whose direction the
occasion was made such pleasant success.
A fine banquet was served to 200 guests by
the ladies. Music was furnished by At
woods orchestra. Speeches and degree
work furnished the entertainment of this
seventh anniversary of the Centralville
Lodge.
Lowell.
Rev. and Mrs. c. W. Robinson of Gov
entry were in town last week.
E. S. Coolbeth was thrown out of his
sleigh one day last week and sprained one
knee quite badly.
Clarence Dodge lost valuable COW last
week. She fell on the ice and broke her
leg and Mr.. Dodge was obliged to kill her.
Miss Bernice Sanborn of Eden Mills Wis
tied here last week in company with her
sister.-Mrs H. H. Hill went to Newport
on Friday.
Revival meetings are being held at the
M. E. church. The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Nor
row, is being assisted by Rev. I. T. John
son, evangelist.
Will Pudah is very i'll with typhoid
pneumonia-F. w. Jones has been ill
with grip, necessitating vacation from
his creamery work.
There was a heavy fall of snow here
| Thursday, and Friday morning the mer-
curry indicated is degrees below zero.
Rather a cold reception for Saint Patrick's
| day.
The young men of this place have reor-
ganized a debating club for the mutual
| help and improvement of its members.
This is a move in the right direction.
Push it.
Mrs. Campbell town charge, who has
been boarded for some years at Charles
Patch's lin Johnson has been removed by
order of the overseer and is now at f. IL.
Sanborn's. This is thought to be cheaper
for the town and better for Mrs Campbell
Morgan Center
Mrs. E. J. Batchelder is visiting her old
home in Bloomfie1d.-L. B. Tabor and wife
recently of Kansas, are visiting at G. w.
Bryant's.
Henry Elliott has fitted up part of his
shop for cream separating room. He
has his engine and boiler ready to put in
and will soon be ready for business.
The church here is undergoing quite
extensive repairs on the interior. The
work is being done under the direction of
the Kings Daughters. Rev. A. Gregory
is master workman.
Newport.
There was a reception given Rev. and
Mrs. Dutton at the Cong. church parlors
last Thursday evening.
-
R. G. Cameron has gone away on Wis
it, Chas. Enos will run his express and
job team during his absence.
E. M. Clark has closed his labors as
cook at the Newport House and goes to
Hanover, n. II. as cook in a hotel connect
ed with Dartmouth college.
PJ Farrell has traded a tenement
house and his interest in the Raymond
water system for DR.. o. B. Gould's resi-
dence. He will take possession Oct. LIST.
w. w. Hutchins and wife have returned
from New York where they have been the
past two months.-Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Golf
have returned from visit to Sharon
Mrs n. L. Foster and children have re-
turned from Irasburgh.-O. s. Dane and
wife have returned from Boston, where
they were called owing to his sisters sick
ness.-Miss Lillian Woodside has gone to
Bath, Me. to spend her vacatiOn.-Mrs L.
Grout has gone to Coaticook, p. Q. to visit
relatives.-Mrs. May Flint goes to Boston
this week to select millinery and get the
latest styles.-Fred Ball and Henry Bates of
Nashua, III. n. have been in town recently,
visiting their young friends and school
mates.-Mrs. d. w. Blanchard has gone
to Boston to visit her sister, Mrs John
Cham berlain. -
Newport Center
Mrs. Haman Bates is at the hospi tai in
Burlington for medical treatment.-Miss
Bertha Stickney. assisted in f. D. Taylor's
store last week.
Friends of 9Th. Brigg and family took
possession ofItheir. house one evening re-
Gently and enjoyed themgelves until the
small hours of the morning.