Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-09-02


| Elmer Slack on Burton hill and Helen
Somers on Morrill, hill. There will be no
school in the Brighton district. Leo.
! Cook will teach in the Keith district.
Ethel Slack returns to Albany.
Lowell.
L. B. Wellman and wife returned from
| their vacation trip Thursday night.
Mrs. r. F. Winches Ter visited friends in
Lyndon and St. Johnsbury last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tisdale, of Patten,
P. O., were in town Friday of last week.
Harrie WelIman went to Bakersfield
Thursday for the fall term at the academy
| there.
! Fred Jones and wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fletcher Jones OF Johnson visited friends
| here last week.
Mrs. G. w. Patten, Of Lowell, Mass,
and Master Harold Gardyne of Brown
| ington Center visited in town recently.
The fair for the benefit of the ST. Igna-
thus church now IN progress will com
mand a large attendance. Much work has
been put into the project and a very
pleasant and profta bic time for the society
will be the result.
The concert given by local talent as
sisted by the Eden Male Quartet last Tues
day evening was q success and Melted the
l.. A. Society about S14. The selections by
the quartet were we'll rendered and the
solos by Mr.. Blake were very enjoyable.
Edwin Weed, who has been seriously i'll
for few weeks past, died Wednesday,.
Aug. IS. Mr.. Weed had been suffering
with heart trouble and other complication
for some time, but did not give up work
until quite recently, when it was found
that the mRlady had assumed an incurab bic
form. The funeral was held at his late
home in the south neigh rhood and the,
interment was at Essex. He leaves a
wife, who has the sympathy of all in her
deep affection.
Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor have re-
turned to AttIeboro, Mass.
Mrs. Annie Waite of Lebanan, N. II. is
visiting her mother and sister.
Miss Mertie Gray has gone to Island
Pond to work in the Stewart house.
Mrs. Lincoln Campbell and children of
Bellows Falls have returned home after a
brief visit among relatives.
Quite number of our people visited at
Willoughby last week and took a ride
around the lake with Capt. AverilI.
Mrs. Harry Morse and daughter Ruth,
have returned to their home in WinsIow,
Ill, latter spending a few weeks among
friends.
Morgan Center.
A. A. Burroughs moves to his farm this
week.
S. E. Nichols has bought John CargiIl's |
house.
The school at the Center commences
Sept. ?. Miss Gadupee OF Derby Line |
teacher.
The road commissioner is grading the |
road across the beach, which is a great |
improvement.
Considerable interest has been mani
tested here in the moving of large granite
rock, estimated to weigh ten tons, from
the Litchfield farm to Island Pond, by E.
M. Bartlett, to be placed in the family
burial lot at Island Pond. Eight heavy
horses have been used, but it will take at
least twelve horses before the rock is de-
livered at Island Pond. Mr.. Hartley of
Lancaster has charge of the work.
Newport.
Mrs. Florence Wood has been quite i'll
the past week.
Harry Gaylor of this place joined the
Walter Mains circus, and went away
with it.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dawson, of Boston,
are visiting Mr.. Davison's father, ]. G.
Dawson.
mail clerk, Mr.. J. D. Anderson, and
his family, have moved here from Aber-
corn, Que.
A large crowd attended the moonlight
excursion last Thursday night, given by
the Lyndonville band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lapine have COM
menced housekeeping in one of Caswell's
tenements on Central St.
Will Adams, the popular clerk in &. M.
Flint's furniture store, has closed his Ia
bors there, and has gone to st. Johnsb ury
to attend school. |
A. B. Chamberlin, who works for the
Edison Electric Illuminating Co., of Bos-
ton, is spending his vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Elkins.
Mrs. M. E. Dodge and children, who
have been spending the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chamber
lain, have returned to their home in Den
yer, Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Redmond have been
spending few days at Lake Park with
Gale went to Sherbrooke
for a short visit.-Miss Mar