Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-05-06
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A nice large boy arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Leon DnriEage on Thursday,
Kay2
Mrs. r. F. Winchester has been threat
ened with pneumonia, bnt IS improving at
present.
Mrs Hattie Shufelt has gone to East
Jafrey, N. H., where she has work for the
summer.
Arthur Parker and Miss Minnie Stan
nard of Barton Landing spent Saturday
and Sunday in town.
George Revoir has sold his pair of big
horses to VIM. Kelly, who viii use them
m his express business.
Mrs. Mears, a sister Of Frank and Lam
son, Sanb0rn, has been here from Manches-
ter, N. Ell, to see her mother, who has been
very H.
p Austin's team made a flying trip
Feesably from the creamery and brought
up m the hotel barn minus the greater part
of the wagon. No injury resulted to the
heTses.
George Chamber returned from Viii
loughby lake Friday, where he was a
guest of Dr.. Stevens of Barton Landing for
the opening of the fishing season. He
brought h0zae a muscalonge weighing 5
pounds and large landlocked salmon.
Morgan Center.
A Good Templars lodge has been organ
lied here. The meetings will be held every
Monday evening. The officers are as fol-
lows: c. T., Mrs. Susie Elliott; V. T., Miss
Myrtle Blake; c., George Bryant; P. c. T.,
w. w. McDougall; NJ, Don Scribner; D;
"a, Miss d. Eta Cargill; See., Mrs. Nora
Burbank; Asst. Sec., Mrs. Minnie Gilmore;
e. Sec, j. III. Gilmore; Treas, Miss Bessie
Burrou CHS; organist, Mr.. J. III. Gilmore.
l.. D., L. A. GoodseM; G., Gerald Gilmore;
Sen, Miss Grace Blake.
Drs. Longe of Newport and Kendrick of
ton on Mrs. q. M. Elliott last Wednesday.
The Pa tient is now doing week.-Mrs.. James
GoodselI IS very sick.-Rev. r. S. Sidelinger
delivered his lecture, "reminiscences
Of the West, to an appreciative audience
last Wednesday evening.-Maurice Bur-
bank has rented the buildings on s. D.
Elliott's farnl-Mr. Maxfield of Brown
ington has taken possession of the Tibbits
farm W hich he purchased last fall.
One of the most pleasant events of the
season was a sunlight party given last
Thursday evening by Mrs Charles Elliott
IN honor of her two nieees, = and Mabel
CalkiDs, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmer Elliott. Mrs. Charles Elliott is
now a resident of Brockton, Mass, but
was native of this place and is about to
homo f1un n,n no
neighb ors and friends began to gather and
almost enjoyable afternoon was spent with
social chat and instrumental and vocal
nausic tIii five O'Clock when supper was
served, to which all did Justice In the
evening a number OF the young people
came in and all enjoyed the occasion. All
engaged in singing and playing of games.
1t was most successful affair.
There was very enthusiastic gathering
here at the meeting of the Modern Wood
men of America April 18th. Delegates
We're present from the camps at St. Johns
bury, Norton, Charleston and Island Pond.
The member of the Island Pond camp
performed the work. Twenty-Five names
were on the charter application, % of whom
have been initiated. The lady friends of
friends of the Woodmen gave a most ex-
rellent supper. 1t took nearly all night to
confer the degrees and institute the camp
Regular meetings will be held each Satur-
day evening in the town hall. The officers
for the remainder of the year are: J. III.
Gilmore, V. G.; Wilmer Elliott, w. A;
Lincoln GoodselI, clerk; A. A. Burroughs,
banker; Thomas Gilman, escort; Burt Gil
man, Waterman; Harry Griffin, sentry;
Maurice Bur bank, chief forester; board of
managers, Elmer Batchelder, Glenn Bar
ney, j. Fl. Gilmore.
Newport.
r.. E. Cheney has sold his express bust
ness to George Thorn pson, who took pos
session Saturday Pierce is employed
at the freight office.-Sisco & Hol-
brook have moved from the Newport
House to the Memphremagog House for
the summer.-Pliny Hamilton has moved
from Central st. to the tenement vacated
by FL. w. Brainard on Green St.-The firm
of Litchfield & Tower has been dissolved
by mutual consent.-Mrs. Kenyon. left
last Thursday for Gliding, Mich, called
there by the severe illness of her mother
All members Of Memphremagcg Grange
should be in attendance at the next regu-
lar meeting, Wednesday evening, Nav Sth
discussion between A. P. Vance and w.
L Barrows on the merits of the silo will be
held. This is subject of Importance to
the farmers and all should avail themselves
of this opportunity.-Mr and Mrs. Harry
House have, returned from California
Peter Dewby was arrested last Tuesday
charged with stealing some rubber boots
of n. t. Blake. He was found guilty and
sentenced to three months at Rutland
III. a. Gaylor has sold his livery stable to
Fred Wheeler of Derby, who has taken
nnSsessinn Mr. and Mrs 8 /. Rnrtnn of