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death is keenly felt by all her acquaint-
ances.
Morgan.
Orrin Taylor has had telephone put
into his house.
Quite number from here went to Hol-
land to attend the funeral of Luther Page
Scion GRAY has opened a meat market at
Island Pond and will move his family
there soon.
Ernest Wilcox has finished work for
Chef Moore and gone to Island Pond to
clerk for Alvin Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ewens were called
to Canada last Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Ewen's father, Mr.. Minor.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moulton of Derby
visited at S. E. Gray's recently.-Mrs. l..
Griffin is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
George Wilder.
George Calkins has rented Orville Will
cox farm and taken possession. -Orville
Wilcox has moved into the house he pur-
chased of Miss A. E. Knowlton.
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs A R. Wells are the happy
parents of son born Dec. 80.
Rev. A A. Bryant of White River juno
ton has been the guest of Rev. a. Crone
the past week and assisted in the New
Years services.
A dispatch from o. E. Newcomb Denver,
Col. tells of the death of Gideon Pitre in a
hospital there. Mr.. Pitre went from here
on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Hoel Baird and Miss Jennie ST.
James were married at st. Marks rectory
Thursday, Jan. 3rd by the Rev. A. Crone.
They will reside in town.
w ord has been received here Of the re-
cent death of w. w. Christy in Boston.
He was foreman in the factory of B. F.
Moore & Co., two years ago.
Assistant Postmaster NJ. H. Brown and
fa miIy have moved into rooms in the A. c.
Fairbrother house on Coventry St. and
will lake their meals at the Sawyer restau-
rant.
Mrs. Richard Waters was reminded on
Thursday last that she had reached the 20
year milestone when the Ladies' Guild met
with her extending congratulations and
good cheer.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Richmond, P. O.,
are here to spend the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. T. B. Streeter.-FIoyd Mil
Ter, a former resident, is here from Lowell,
Mass, on visit.
Chas. Enos has returned from Franklin
Falls, Y. H., where he has been visiting
the past month.-Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Haines have returned from twelve weeks
visit in Massachusetts.
Mrs Gideon Pitre of Leominster, Mass,
reached here Thursday morning. It has
been decided that the remains of her hus-
band shall be inferred in Denver and there
will be funeral services held during the
next week.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Mrs. Mae Branch Wright, a former resi-
dent here. to Mr.. F R. Kinsman of Rutland.
The wedding will be at the home of the
brides father. DR.. c. F. Branch at Amherst,
Mass. Jan. S, 1901.
Joel Hubbard is at work in the Palladi
1Inl office at North Troy.-Miss Helen
Richmond and Miss Mabel Cattanach have
gone to a business college.-Miss Alice
Enos attended the2Oth Century Convention
at Burlington the past week as delegate
from the G. E. society.
The public installation Of Memphrema-
cog Grange officers took place Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Burrill Lane past master of
Newport Centre was installing officer.
State Deputy Lawrence and wife of st.
Johnsbury were present. A fine supper
was served. Scott's orchestra furnished
the music for a promenade. Newport
Centre and Mississquoi Valley Oranges
were represented. &
DR.. o. 3. Gould is back from Boston for
8 few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Slee
have returned after an absence of several
weeks. Mr.. Slee spent some time in New
York pal nting. -George Grandy, former
resident, is here from Burlington on a visit.
James Lorimer of Grinoby, Ont, has come
to make his home with his son, John A.
Lorimer.-Mrs. L. F. Davis of West Burke
is here stopping with her daughter, Mrs.
w. j. Avery.-Mr. Joseph Frank of Bur-
lington, one of the proprietors of the
American Clothing Co. store was here the
past week on business.-N. L. Foster was
in Barton Friday on business.
Center
E. c. Rogers has finished work at Barton
Landing.
There was New Years dinner and sup
per at the @. A. r. hall.
R. H. Rice has sold his village residence
to David Wright for $500.
MIR. and Mrs. P. J. Adams are housekeep-
ing in the upper rooms of o. NJ. Griffin's
residence.
Leon Peabody has moved into the Court
ney nouse.-George Glines has moved from
the Courtney house to the r. H. Rice house
which David Wright recently purchased
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