Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-03-11
The relatives of the deceased have the
sympathy of the community.

lecture at the Odd Fellows hall March
II.
Miss Helen Hubbard has closed her labors
at the Gilman & Co.'s store owing to poor
health.
Mrs. Daggett, who is living with her
granddaugh ter, Mrs. F. A. Brown, is fail
ing. She is in her 94th year.
VIM Logan has purchased of Mr.. Stoliker
his interest in the restaurant and now the
| proprietors are Logan & Miles.
| Miss Hattie Raymo has received news
that her mother, Mrs. Geo. Raymo, died
recently at Beecher Falls, P. Q.
Town meeting passed off very quietly.
Ballots were called for only on the election
of End selectman and road commissioner.
Mrs. S. w. Parker is improving.
W. Root, who is in his 95th year, has been
failing for the past few weeks.-Rev. A. F.
Macgregor is sick with the grip.
It is reported that there is a case of scar
let fever in the family of Mr.. Abel in
Batesville. The house has been quarantin
ed and it is hoped the disease will be
checked.
Mrs. Mitchell Lacourse has moved to
A. F. Scott's tenement on Scott Ave.-H.
| M. LOuthard, clerk for druggist BigeloW,
| has gone to housekeeping in Flint's tene-
ment, recently vacated by James Peters.
Congress has passed the bill appropria-
| ting $4,000 more for our public building
which now makes 800, 900 for that purpose.
It is hoped that work will be commenced
soon and we shall see fine building in the
near future.
Orleans County Court opened here We'd
nesday. The first day was occupied by the
usual reading Of the docket and on Thurs
| day the jurors were notified that there was
nothing to come before them until Tues
| day, March 18th.
Charles Oben went to Boston last Tues
day on business.-Mr. and Mrs. ingalls, of
Montpelier visited their daughter, Mrs.
Leon Libbey, the past Week.-C. A. Rams
| dell and wife Of North Troy were in town
part of last week.
Newport Center.
E. c. Rogers has moved to West Derby
Irwin Lawson has gone to Oxford, n. H.,
to work.
The w. c. t. U. will meet with Mrs.
Herman Smith this week Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Bertha Luxford is home from Bos-
ton caring for her father, Henry Luxford,
who is in very poor health.
Fred Esten and Miss Myrtle Kinnie were
married at Newport last Wednesday eve
ming. Their many friends wish them
much happiness.
Perry Porter of West Burke was in town
part OF last week on business.-Mrs. Hitch
cock Of Worcester, Mass, recently visited
her niece, Mrs. Geo. DIN.
Newport Center Grange, No .246 will give
an entertainment at Erwins hall next Fri
day evening. A quartette from Newport
will be in attendance. Warm sugar will
be served. Admission, 25 cents; children,
10 cents.
North Troy
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Flint Wednesday. ...-
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Wheeler attended the
funeral of Mr.. Wheeler's sister, Mrs. A L.
Chatsey, who died of consumption at her
home in Springfield recently.
At the 26th anniversary of the Ladies'
Aid society the society was presented an
easy chair from Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Seaver
and four sugar spoons from an unknown
donor.
Col and Mrs. j. w. Currier have return
ed from Boston where they have been visit
ing.-Miss Lois Sanborn of Lowell is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Parkhurst. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. RamsdeI have re-
turned to NeWport.-Milo Porter has gone
to Boston to visit his sister.-C. L. Hutch
ms went to Burlington Monday to consult /
a specialist concerning an injury to his eye
received several years ago.
Troy.
Mrs Maria Leach is sick with grip.-Mrs. |
E. @. Rockwell is very sick.
Mr.. A. NJ. Bradley, former resident of |
this place, died at his home in Springfield,
Mass, recently.
Leda Brock who has been seriously ill is
gaining. Her sister, Mrs. Leon Wiley of
Manchester is caring for her.
Joe Peters has gone to Woodsville, N. II.
Warren Bailey has gone to Barton Land
ing.-Milo Porter has gone to Boston.
Mrs. George Flint has gone to the Mont
real hospital for treatment.
.EeSttieIG.
E. S. Miller has moved into the residence
which he recently purchased in the village.
Roy Miller has the measles. One of Mrs.
Lizzie Benware's children has recovered
from the measles while the other five are
still sick with them.-Bessie Bryant has
had the measles.
Miss Laura Holbrook ofNewport recent
ly visited her friend, Lena Gnpin.-D. E.
and r. H. Wright attended the funeral of
their brother Lewis A. Wright on the 4th