Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-01-30

Mrs. D. A. Elliott is very sick with rheu-
matte fever-Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth are
slowly recovering from their illness.
The farmers in the east part of the tow
who have been sending their cream to Is
land Pond are now taking it to Morgan
Corners.
F. A. Green and family of NEWPORT are
boarding at L. D.. Blake's. Mr.. Green is in
the employ of Ellis & Blake who are put
ting their mill in a condition to manufac-
ture bobins.
Newport.
George Smith is at work in the freight
depot for the Boston & Maine R. R. Co.
Mrs. John Enos went to East Coventry
Friday, to attend the funeral of her grand
mother, Mrs. Kendall.
G. L. MacDiarmid, o. S. Dane andsJ. r.
Kirkpatrick went to West Farnham to at
tend the funeral of John Dodsworth, a
former resident of this place.
Rice's Comedians are booked at Lanes
Opera House for the week commencing
Feb. ID. This company has been here two
seasons before this and drew large houses.
SndEl6S W1llldl1S N1o1GSu Lib o4olCA5 -
D. o. Cole of Hardwick, the past week.
Herbert Wright, clerk for FL. S. Root &
Son, has been at GeorgevilIe the past week
visiting his parents.
The Conley Comedy Company have been
drawing full houses at the Odd-Fellows'
hall. They Igive a free entertainment a
part of the time. with an occasional 10c ad-
mission. They viii remain here this
week.
z. NJ. Mansur and G. n. Brady have gone
to Washington as d committee from the
Board of Trade to council with Hon. Z. A.
Prouty in reference to a Government
building for this place.-Geo. I'll. Flint is
in Boston on business.
Last Tuesday morning while n. l.. Eos
ter was Harvesting Mr.. Balls horse, the
floor gave way and both Mr.. Foster and
the horse went to the basement. Help
soon arrived and the horse and driver
were about their business as though moth
ing unusual had taken place.
Benjamin Human and Miss Helen N.
Browne were married at the brides home
last Wednesday evening, Rev. Al. Wads-
worth officiating. About so guests were
present. TIL happy couple left on the
O:4O train for New York and Washing
ton. When they return they will reside at
the Browne residence on Main street.
James Fraser of Cookshire, Que, is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. II. Humphrey.-Our
milk men, A. R. Wells and T. S. Cum
mings, are sick with the grip.-Hon. John
Young has been at Montpelier the past
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"A large number went from here to Lyn-
donviIle last Friday evening tozattend the
railroad ball.
Newport Center.
The A~dventists held a prayer meeting at
Sam Sweets last Saturday evening.
J.. H. Whipple found one of his horses
dead in the stall one morning last week.
There was no preaching at the F. B.
church last Sunday morning, as Rev. j.
F. Thurston is attending the quarterly
meeting at Danville.
The 1. o. G. T. gave an entertainment
and box party at G.. A. R. hall last Friday
evening. A large number were present
and a good time was enjoyed by all.
Dan Perkins is in Hyde Park on bust
ness.-Erastus Buck is entertaining a
brother from MOntana.-A number from
Troy attended the BOX party here
last Friday evening.-R. IL. Rice was in
LyndonviIle last week on business.-John
Deane and wife of Canada visited here last
week.-A few of the young people of North
Troy met here with Mrs. Ashton Ham
last Thursday evening.-Miss Geor-
yN51oo- &c IO-oo F-1oo DOetOo xTcS+I,.
her parents.
Troy.
John Course is sick.
Oliver Sisco has sold his farm to John
Smith, Mr.. Smith has rented it to c. R.
Ladd.
Miss Grace Chaffee has finished her
second term as teacher in district No. 5.
Will return to johnson tomorrow to
complete the course there with the class
graduates in june.
A quiet wedding took place Wednesday
at the home of Parker Davis, when Miss
Winnie Scott and Mr.. Loren Shaw were
married by Rev. J. W. Buzzell. Congrat-
u~lations are extended from their many
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Davis visited Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Coburn this week.-Mr.
and Mrs. AImon Cross from Watertown,
Mass. are here spending their vacation.
Frank Kennedy of Bradford is the guest
of his uncle, Charles Kennedy.
In making up the primary class record
of the NJ. E. S. S. we find those who nave
attended every Sunday for three months
are Ralph and Max AIbee, Harry Buck,
Floyd Martin, Ward Shaw, Lettie Preston
and Nellie Lampher; Veda Button has