Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-12-31
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Dg ASr I4tDer, Charles Hall, who Will stop
with her for some time.-Mrs. J. NJ. Hazel
and child visited relatives in Barre the past
weeks H. Flint visited his daughter,
Mrs. Quackinbox In Farnham, P. @, lest
week.-Mrs.. NJ. G. Brigham has returned
from Boston where she has been treated
for spinal tTouble.-W. n. Kinnie has
gone to BOston.-NIrs. Herbert E. Lane
was called toProvidence Saturday, Dec. p,
owing to the illness and death of her
brother-in law. R. Huse has been at
Island Pond the past week putting up some
steel ceiling.-L. j. Phelps visited his par
ents in Coventry Thursday.-Mrs. L. J.
Phelps and daughter Vera visited the past
week at Alva Brooks in East Coventry.
Newport Center
The event of Christmas day was th mar
rage of Perley J. Adams and Miss Luna
Griffin Trow bridge, which took place at
Mr.. Grifin's in the presence of invited
guests. Miss Carrie Titus played the we'd
ding march as the bride and groom entered
the parIor attended by Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Tracy. After the marriage ceremony
was over Rev. c. W. Morse in behalf of
the friends presented some very nice gifts.
a wedding dinner was served.
Troy.
Jackson Coburn is very sick.
Tim House has moved from Westfeld
into his new house.
There was Christmas tree with exercises
at the Methodist church Monday evening.
Aaron Johnson of Manchester, n. H.,
called on friends in town recently.-Mrs.
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Miss Grace Albee came home from Bar
ton to spend Christmas.-G. s. Farrell of
Hardwicl< was in town over Christmas
Smith Sisco was home from his school
Christmas. Percy Reach spent Christmas
with his parents in Tanson7ille.
WeStfi lei.
The winter school in S. Westfield, which
is to be taught by Mrs. Z. S. Miller, begins
next week.
An enlarged picture of the late Aaron
c. Hitchcock has been placed in the Hitch
COCK library.
News has been received OF a birth of a
fourth son to MIR. Mrs. Thos. R. Hoult OF
Lebanon Springs formerly of this town.
Miss OrceIia NJ. Atwood formerly of this
town. who for a few months past has re-
sided in PittsffeId, Mass. has gone to Sy-
can1ore, III.
Arthur Tshan and Miss Barnes spent !
Christmas IN Bakersf1eld.-M E. III.
Hitchcock goes to Burlington this week to
consult DR.. Twitchell regarding her eyes.
Xmas exercises were held in the Cong'I |
church on Xmas night in the presence of /
crowded house. The children did unusu
ally well Much credit is due Mrs. Albert |
Ryder and Miss Alice Cone who trained !
them.
WestmOre.
4 girl baby arrived at Ed. AfcNamara's
Dec. %.
Geo. A. Smith has built an additional
house at his bobbin mill.
Taplin & Rowell have some men lumber
ing on the Gibson place.
G. W. Conley has men and teams draw
ing lumber to Island Pond
Christmas exercises were held each side
of the lake and were very interesting. The
presents ranged from jumping jack TO
nice fur coat and a new sleigh.
James Hinton is at home on g visit
from Bakersfield, where be has been work
Tag in the woods for bis brother, John
H1nton.-George MARSHALL is home from
St. Johnsbury for q week S stay.-WiH
Flanagan was home over Christmas. He
works in s pulp mill at Groveton, Y. H
Mary and Ruby Campbell were home over
Christmas.
Albert w. Far;nan Esq. of Newport was
IN town Tecently.-Arad L. Brown and
wife were IN Eardwicl ently.-Robert
and Lily TrumpasS have been home from
New Hampshire, for few days. Etienne
Reed has returned TO New Hampshire,
where he has eunplOyEnent.--James WoOley
OF Island Pond was in town recently. His
sister, Mrs. Sally Brown returned to Island
Pond With him.
On Saturday, Dec. p, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Gilpin completed twenty five years OF
married life, In the evening q goOd-sized
of their friends gathere at their
pleasant home and gave them a surprise
party in honor OF the event. The presents
consisted of Morris chair, pair of silver
table spoons, a set of lace curtains and
about twelve dollars in mopey. The pres
remarks were made by Rev. J. II.
Gene and the response was by Mr.. Gilpin.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilpin VINO are most estim-
a Bile people have a fine family OF seven
Mr.. Gipin has a very produc-
tive farm with buildings in excellent con-
dition. He is a leading citizen, having held
various town Offices of trust and IS dea-
con IN the Congregational church.
COUNTY
West Burke.
There are several cases of mock measles
in town
Frank Smith has moved into p. P. Port