Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-05-27
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Morgan.

day at o'clock. Let as many attend as
possible.
Rena Heath is home from NJ ontreal to
spend 8 1sw weeks with her mother, Mrs.
A. III. Dargett.-P T. Van Dewaters visit
ed friends 1T Derby Line and Rock Island
recently
Morgan Center.
Ten persons; were initiated i'm the Good
TemplarS lodge last Monday evening.
Memorial services will be held at the
church Thursday, May 3Oth at 10 O'Clock
a. m. The address will be made by r. S.
SidelingeP-
Hiram Elliott is having his large barn
raised feet to make basement for his
cattIe.-C. j. Barnes is making extensive
repairs on his baildings.-E. q. Calkins
has bough5 abe old store building owned
by A. Barsleat.-P Gilman is having his
house painted. Wilmer Elliott is doing the
work
Newport.
Ernest Barnard Is elerking for the
American ClOthing Co.
Lin Young OF West Derby is the new
clerk for Lo4iK0er & Macdiarmid.
Mr.. and Mrs 3. s. CARTS are the happy
parents of a daughter, born May 21st.
Mrs Harry House Is visiting her sister,
Mrs Geo. Sylvester, IN Nashua, N. I'll.
Messrs. Young & Young were in Wind
sor the past week attending circuit court.
George Buchanan has finished his labors
for F. P. Davis and has gone to Lebanon,
n. III.
Miss Nett1e Chilson has returned from
Massachusetts, and will remain at home
for the simmer.
David Lock hart of Stanstead, a former
resident here, was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs M. A. Upstone visited at Ed.
Rarron's 1asa week.
Owing to poor health w. B. Bullock has
resigned his position as foreman at the
Express and STANDARD office and intends
10 move further SOUTH
Miss Mabel Cattanach is to go to Wells
River, where she has a position as type
writer and stenOgrapher in the office of the
New England Bell Telephone
Mr.. and Mrs g. b. Young and son John
have re turned from Minneapolis, Mimi,
where they have been visiting Mrs.
Young's mother, Mrs. Spear.
Mr.. S. S. link ham of Burlfn gton is Wis
iting his son, Francis S. Tink ham.-Mrs.
Dutton widow of the late Rev. ]. NJ. Dut-
ton, is here from Hanover, n. H., and will
board with Mrs. 2. J. Campbell.
Miss Helen Blount who has been clerk
in the Gilman Co.'s store for some time,
was forced to give up the position owing
to poor health and has been spending the
past few weeks in Manchester, n. H, with
relatives.
Mrs. NJ. B. Han died at her home last
Thursday after an Illness of about two
weeks. Mr.. Hall, who is quite feeble, has
the sympathy OF the community. The
fun eral was held Saturday at 10 a. m. The
remains were taken to Irasburgh for
burial.
Miss Jennie Jos1yn IS very sick at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Libbey.-
Fred Hancock of Barton Lane ding visited
his son Dana at n. L Fosters the past
week.-John Farrant was called here from
White River Junction recently owing to
the sickness of his mother
Newport Center
B. J. Campbell of Barton. visited his
brother, G. E. Campbell, recently.-Azro
Wilcc ks little boy broke his arm one day
last week by falling about five feet from
board pile on which he was standing
Mrs. Frank Rollins is at the hospital at
Rurli ngton to have an operation for ap-
pendicitis.-Mrs. VIM. K1by has returned
from Barre and her daughter, Mrs. Flora
Howe. returned with her for a visit
Eugene Whipple has moved on to the
Moulton farm owned by d. l.. Hildreth.-
DIR. {. l. Erwin has had his village resi-
dence and farm house newly painted.-E.
S. Rog ers, who has been working in the
electric ight station at West Derby, has
finished work there and returned home
T. d. Taylor has returned from Northern
Pines, 5. c., where he has been spending
the winter on account of Mrs. Taylor's
health. Mrs. Taylor is staying at Boston
for ort time.-The Newport Center
creamery seems to be in a very fiourish1ng
condition, there being Is, 113 lbs of butter
made during the week ending May "a;
while year ago at the same time only
1853 lbs. were made: there being i 800 lbs.
more butter made than last year, beside
1000 lbs. which was made at the South
Troy creamery this year which would have
been made here a year ago.
WeSttieId.
The semi-annual meeting of the County
c. E. Union was held here on Thursday
and Friday, May 23d and oath. The first
services was held in the Cong1 church on
Thursday afternoon. The exercises con-
sisted of a praise service, the transaction
of business, the reports from the different
societies, the address of welcome given by
the Rev. ]. 81. Cone, of Westfield, and the