Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-30
Newport.


| near the depot.
Mrs. Ellen Huntington has returned
from Randolph.
Mrs. Flora M. Dutton and son have
moved to Hanover, n. Fl.
Rev. E. o. Gisbrook of South Deerfiel d,
Mass, spoke at the Congl church yester-
! day.
| Elisha Lane and III. S. Root have gone to
Caledonia Springs for a two weeks va
cation.
E. E. Scott has moved into his new
paint shop in the rear of A. j. Whites
shop.
b. F. Moore went to ST. Johnsbury last
Mrs. Harriet keenan,.
Miss Irene Sheen has returned to her
home in Burlington. Her cousin, Jack
G. Clark, returned with her.
Archie Stiles of West Derby is clerking
for Henry Waller.-Ralph Hamilton is
cIerking for Davis & Livingston.
An excursion party from Sherbrooke,
P.Q., came here last Thursday, accom-
panied by the Victoria Band, and took
ride on the Lady OF the Lake.
The democratic county convention will
be held in Lanes Opera house, Aug. 8.
Hon. Geo. F. Swasey of Barre, democratic
candidate for Congress, is to be the speak
of the day.
At church meeting held at the Cong'I
church last Monday night, it was voted to
extend a call to the Rev. A. F. MacGregor,
he having supplied for the past month
very acceptably.
Will Magoon received fall last Mon
day while swinging ladder for stage at
the Arlington. He fell twenty feet strik-
ing on his head and shoulders; no bones
broken but he received a severe shaking
which will give him a vacation.-Whilel
working on stage on the Frost Veneer
Company's mill, it gave away and Robert
Clement fell a distance of twenty feet
severe shaking up.
Marion Richmond and Mary Richmond
visited at E. S. Tinkham's in Browning
ton and at A. M. Towers III Barton last
week.-Mrs.. J. Quackenboss visited her
father, S. H. Flint, last Week.-Mrs. Dear
born of West Burke visited her parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Dearborn, recently
Walter Abbot is entertaining sister from |
Montrea1.-Mr. Hope from Magog is visit |
ing his sons, Edison and Ed.-Mr. and |
Mrs. A. NJ. Bradley of Springfield, Mass,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. c. c.,
Davis.-Mrs. G. P. Story of New York is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Clara Hobson.-
w. E. Tuck is here from Newport, r. L,
I, III fo-,o ct
Balls Bluff.-Mrs. John Chamberlain of
Cambridge, Mass, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Jane Blanchard.--Mrs. NJ. Bowin of
visited at F. P. Davis last
Friday on her way home from Maiden,
Mass, where she has been caring for her
daughter, Mrs. John Rawthorn.-Mrs.
Irving Chase of Maiden, Mass, is visiting
at D. r. Stetscn's.-Mr and Mrs. NJ. A.
Upstone of Nashua, n. H., are visiting
Mrs. Emma Young at the Arlington
Miss Clara Ell. Ives of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
visiting at Judge F. E. Alfred 's.-Henry
Newton of Boston, a former clerk in
Gilman & Company's store, is visiting
here and in Derby.-Mrs. w. B. Bullock
and children visited in Morgan the past
H. Green and wife are in Boston.
Mr.. Green is attending the embalming
S. A. Wiley is visiting rel
atives in Stanbridge Station, P. Q.-Miss
Helen Flannery has gone to Richmond on
visit.-Miss Bell Robinson has gone to
W Wheeling, West Virginia, to visit a
chooImate, Mary Smith, who has been
here the past month as her guest.-L. d.
Pratt is visiting in West Berkshire. A.
lorimer and wife are visiting at Georgia
Plains.
Newport Center.
The railroad bridge here is being repair {
ID.
Newport Center Grange, No. 546, will
rive an entertainment at 6. A. r. hall ]
lext Friday evening. Miss Bernice Webb
If Newport will be in attendance. Ad- l
mission 10 and 10 cents. Ice-cream 10 6
ents per plate. +
Ed Durkee is home on a visit.-Miss
lara Matten has been home from Bur- {
ington for few days.-Andrew Wright
5 here stopping with his brother, David g
ight-Mrs. Clarence Perkins and son i
Ilbert, are here from Cambridge, Mass,
topping with relatives.
Willard Adams has returned to Spring a
eld, Mass. Mrs. Adams will return soon. {
Mrs. Sophronia Blake has gone to Attic S
oro, Mass, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
ieorge Kelley.-George Allen, who has
cen home on a visit, has returned to Or
ord, n. H., where he is working.
VestieId. :
Mrand Mrs Fred Robbins of West Derby
re rejoicing over the birth of a daughter.
Frank johnson of Clinton, Mass. has
cen in town visiting his father, I. D.
ohnson.