Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-05-28

! and severely I'M ured about the head. His
wounds were dressed by DR.. Littemore and
he is now improving.
Bert Smith was here from Newport Cen
ter to attend the play Thursday night
E. III. Kinds of Cambridge was in town last
week. 1t is rumored that he was working
in the interest of another creamery which
may be located here.-Dr. RowelI and fam
lily OF Barton Landing were in town last
week. The doctor, as usual, was in search
of a horse or two and few good cows.
Nothing has been done as yet toward re-
! pairing the bridge on the ''neW road"
| which was rendered useless by the late
/ high water and all travel from the south
| has to come around by the corners. This
causes good deal of inconvenience partic-
ularly to patrons of the creamery here who
are thus compelled to drive about mile
| further every day to deliver their milk.
d. Buchanan, manager of the Peoples
Telephone line, was in town Tuesday, look
ing up the prospects for line through this
town. AS regards the proposed connection
with North Troy, Lowell has done her
share having bought the poles and got
them scattered. Now if the parties down
have speaking connection with the outside
world.
Morgan.
Several new milk separators have been
placed with the farmers here this spring.
Mr.. Vandewater has gone to E. Charles
ton to work for w. CargilI on his new barn
Thirteen telephone instruments on the
peoples line have been engaged to be put
in this season.
Leon Young was quite badly hurt last
Friday, by knife he was using slipping
and cutting bad cash near the knee.
Clara McFarlane of Barton is doing
dress making in town.-Miss Ann Eliza
Little is going to Boston, on visit to
friends.-Miss Alice Nichols of Derby Wis
tied at S. E. Gray's recently.
Newport.
The 33rd Annual Encampment, G.. A. r.
will be held here June Goth.
The Frost Veneer Seating Co. have COM
menced work on the new boiler house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hope go to Burlington
with their son to have an operation per-
formed.
Miss FIannery has gone to Irasburgh to
care for the family of John Hall, where |
there are four sick with pneumonia.
DR.. B. d. Longe has moved from Mrs. |
FuIler's house on Main st. to the tenement |
over the Davis & Livingstone drug store.
M. w. Farman of Westfield will deliver |
the address here Memorial Day. 1t will |
be given at the G. A. r. hall in the Odd |
Fellows block.
Rev. Mr.. Halves, who has supplied the
Cong'I pulpit for a few weeks, has gone to
Hartford, Conn.,, where he will remain for
several months.
Mrs. G. A. Tarlton and daughter have
returned from Boston where they have
been for the health of the daughter, which
is much improved.
The superintendent Of the town farm is
having a room finished off at the town
house for the sick, so that they can be in
quiet place, removed from the rest of the
people.
Rev. Mr.. Flanders of Stanstead preached
at the Baptist church here yesterday. Mrs.
G. E. Davidson, State Secretary of the w.
G. Il. U, spoke in the evening on Gospel
Work.
Mrs. o. L. Short of Portland, Me-, has
arrived for the summer. She will spend
the summer at her cottage at Lindsay
Chase of ST. Adams is visit
ing at M. ]. Blair's.-Lawyer N. Norton Of
Lyndonville was in town last Wednesday
On business.
Benz. Watkins and wife have gone to
California on pleasure trip. They expect
to be gone six weeks.-Archie Grow was in
Boston last Week.-Mrs. Inez Miller visited
her sister, Mrs. M. G. Grandy of Burling
ton last week.-M. J. Blair was in Boston
and New York last week on business. His G
mother accompanied him to Boston, where
she will spend the summer with her son in
Cam bridge.
Rev. @. III. Ide d. D., and wife and son
If Milwaukee, Mich, are here visiting Mrs
de's sisters, Mrs. d. M. Camp and Mrs.
Homer Thrasher. Mr.. Ide preached at the q
Cong1 church yesterday, he also gave an
ADDRESS at the Passumpsic Congregational s
Club at the South church at St. Johnsbury t
asst Friday. He also attended the install
alton services of Rev. Mr.. Chapman at
he North church. He will give the alb =
lress at st. Johnsbury Memorial Day. 6
Newport Center
Mrs. II. s. Rogers is on the sick list. r
Mrs. Lewis Crawford and Miss Avis
Crawford have gone down country. T
James Squires and Charles Squires have
moved into Lewis Pea body's residence near +
he village. U
Eleven thousand, six hundred and f
Eighteen pounds of butter was made at the 2
last week, it being of over 200 a