Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-03-18

morning at the home of G. D. Pratt in
Brighton, Mass, where he went to stay
during the winter. The remains reached
here Saturday and the funeral was held
yesterday at the home of his brother.
Gilman Pratt in West Derby. Deacon
Pratt was highly esteemed citiz en- of this
town, having lived here long time. His
son, G. d. Pratt is the only one left of the
family.
Mrs. John Mutchay has gone to New
York to buy new goods in the millinery
line.-Mrs. j. o. Thrasher is now settled
IN her new place of business and has gone
to market for the latest in millinery and
will open her store to the public April 1 st.
Miss Addie Pickle is in New York to
secure the latest styles in dressmaking =
Mrs. G. Fl. Flint with Miss Sanborn are in
market looking after the interests of the
spring millinery for the Gilman & Co.'s
store.
Newport Center
U. A. Harris was in Montpelier recently
on business.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Wing recently.
of Rev. Mr.. Parker Thursday evening,
Mar. 21st.
The Grange gave an entertainment and
served warm sugar at he G.. A. R. hall last
Friday evening.
Ed DIN has returned home from New
Hampshire.-Mr. and Mrs Fl. F. Bartlett
have returned from Providence, R. l.,
bor bov
Bert Rice and Miss Lula Rice are here
from Lyndon visiting their father, r. HI.
Rice.-Mrs. Jeffres and son of Enosb burg
visited Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Adams part of
last week.
Seth Herrick has taken the Warren
Hines place and has moved there.-C harles
Rollins has moved to Milo Rollins resi-
has hired A. S. Lara bees house and is to
take possession May LIST. Mr.. Larbee is to
gather cream at Troy for j. G. Turnbul's
creamery and will move to this place.
Troy.
Eugene Young and family have moved
into the Arlington House at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Gray went to Coven-
Gray's father.
Several from here attended the golden
wedding anniversary at Ashley Farman's
in Westfeld last week.
Mr.. D. A. Winslow is quite sick.-Mrs.
Albert Hodsden is very sick.-Fred AIbee
is very sick.-Mrs. Almon Cross and little
child have the measIes.--Mr. Geo. Smith
having the measles.
Mrs. Ealum Kendall has gone to Barton.
Mrs. Peter Martin is entertaining a sister
from Holyoke, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Hall
are entertaining guests.-Mrs. Lutheria
Batchelder is stopping at Oliver Sisco's.-
Mrs. F. B. Hammond has returned from
her visit to Richford.
North Troy.
Rev. G. NJ. Jones of Hanover, n. H.,
will preach in the Congregational church
next Sunday. Mr.. Jones is graduate of
the Bangor Theological Seminary.
WeStti Ill.
Curtis Wiley has moved from Troy back
into DR.. Stebbins' house.
Moses Lovelett and wife of North Troy
visiting friends in town.
The school directors have appointed Mrs.
E. S. Miller superintendent for another
year.
Amos Cross has been very sick.-Lillian
Miller, Tiff Bryant and Roy Miller have
had the measles.
G. Barre, who traded farms with Frank
Generous has sold his Generous farm to
Tom Ducharme. Tom Ducharme's lease of
the Gardner farm expires April End
John Martin has gone to Manchester, N
H.-Mrs. Harvey Lepierre who came from
New Hampshire on Saturday returned on
Monday.-Capt. A. w. Farman of Newport
was in town recently.
Arad Brown and Mrs. Warren Farman
were in Hardwick on Thursday, the 18th
inst, to attend the funeral of Raymond,
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
Kinney. Mrs. Brown was in Hardwick
some three weeks.
Miss Laila Brown has been engaged to
teach the school on the North Hill, Miss
Lena Gilpin in South Westfield and Miss
L. Belle Davis in Moodyville. 1t is expect
ed Miss Ada Brown will teach the higher
department of the village school.
On Monday, March IL, Mr.. and Mrs
Ashley Farman completed fifty years of
married life. On the afternoon of that day
a pleasant company of relatives and friends