Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-09-16

church next Wednesday evening, Sept. IS,
at 80 O'Clock p. M, by kev. W. c. Newell
of Newport. Collection at close Of lecture.
Be sure and come. Do not miss it.
There will be special memorial service
in memory of our late president, in the
Congregational church Sunday morning,
Sept. %. Rev. E. P. Treat will deliver the
address, and it is expected that others
will take part. All are urged to be pres
emit.
Newport.
Mrs. Harry House was called to Irasburg
last Thursday to care for her mother, Mrs.
Thompson. who was thrown from her car
rage.
Miss Annie MaIoney of this place has
bought the millinery goods of Mrs. E. NJ.
Roberts of St. Johnsbury and will soon
commence work there.
Homer Thrasher has returned from De-
troit and Buffalo Walter Lindsay, who
has been in the Philippines for several
months, returned last Mon j. y night for
short time.
The high school commenced Monday
with the same teachers as last year, with
the exception Of Prof. Adams in place Of
Mr.. Dutton. Our school has been i'm
proving every year; at the present time we
have a very good school, which prepares
for college.
Mckenzie Cattanach, who has clerked at
in True & BIanchard's for some time, has
gone to New York to enter the Franklin
Thomas Illustrating SCHOOLGIRLS. H. Q.
Thrasher has gone to New York to pur-
chase millinery goods for her fall trade
Mrs. Fl. S. Billings and daughter Evelyn
have gone west for a few weeks TO visit
relatives.
Newport Center.
P. J. Adams is repairing his residence.
P. J. Adams has moved into the house
ne recently purchased CT Mrs. Lucy Pyer.
Sydney Davis has purchased the farm
owned by Mrs. Sidney Andrews Dr. c.
L. Erwin has painted the house formerly
used for the N. E. parsonage.
Newport Center Grange, No. 246, viii
hold its next regular meeting Friday even
ing, Sept. Goth, at Erwin's hall. Question
for discussions; "Resolved that mans
work on the farm is more monOtOnOus
than woman's work in the house" Gen
tlemen take the affirmative side and the
ladies the negative. Ice-cream and cake
will be served. Let every mem Der plan 10
be present as State Deputy BarroWs is eX-
pected to visit the grange at this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumuel Rogers and two
children, who have been visiting Mr..
Rogers father, Clark Rogers, have re-
turned to their home IN Middletown,
COMMISSIONED from here attended the
Barton fair last Week.-There is a new sta
ton agent here in the c. P. r. r. off &c, as
the agent, II. L. Smith, and wife have gone
to Buffalo t attend the xpositiOn.-LeW-
is Pea body and Mrs. Hiram Drown have
gone to Barre on a visit.-James Squires IS
in Maine where he has charge Of lumber
job-NIr. and Mrs. Francis Perkins have
returned to their home in Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Oben and son Floyd have
returned to their home il Newport.
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The stores will close on Tuesday and
Thursday nights after the first OF October.
! Mrs. Horace Stetson is very sick with in
fausatlon Of the DO vels.-Miss Lillian
aliiler and. D. E. Wright are under the
doctors care.
The South school is taught by Mamie
Austin of Lowell, the Lapierre school by
Oscar Fowler and the Trum pass school by
Mark Warner.
Miss Lena the youngest daughter of
Amos Cross was united in marriage to
Walter Clark of Wolcotton on the after
noon of Tuesday, Sept. 10th. The cere-
mony which was performed by Rev. j. II.
Wallace of the NJ. E. Church, occurred
at the home of the brides parents on the
n. Hill.