Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-07-01
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Miss Christina Mathewson went &c
Megant1c, p. O., recently, where
Mrs. HAYES came down with the
measles. Since her recovery one Of bel
children has been taken sick with the same
disease and died. Miss Mathewson and q
brother are also sick.
\ Henry Kipp, who came from Kansas
City to attend bis fat hers funeral, has re-
turned home.-Miss Mary Richmond is
home from HoIyoke, Mass, where she has
been attending school.-Mrs. j. III. Dutton
and son Julius have left town. Mr.. Dutton
having finished his school-Mrs. NJ. }.
Blair and daughter have gone TO Enos-
burgh Falls on visit.-9Irs. L. j. Phelps
and daughter and Mrs. Chss. Ober and son
visited at A. @. Brooks in East Coventry
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. G. :. Keeler OF
WaterviIle are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. l.. J. PheIps.-Mrs. Gertrude (Barnes)
Matthew of Morrison, ILL.,, is visiting at
Will Richmond's. She will also visit other
places in the county.-Mrs. N. T. Hamil-
ton visited relatives in Richford last week.
Newport Center
Newport Center Grange No 246 viii give
an entertainment and box party at Erwins
hall Friday evening July 9Th.
The Cleaners met with Mrs. David
Wright for their social which was held on
the lawn. Refreshments were served.
Wilmer Perkins has hired out to work in
the creamery.-Mr. and Mrs. George Whip
ple who have been working at MIR. Shaw's
in Troy have finished work and returned
home.
Charles McGoff entertained two of his
brothers one day last Week.-Mrs. Florence
McDaniels who stopped with with Mrs. +.
S. Rogers part of last week has returned to
her home in GIover-Several from this
place attended camp meeting at Beebe
Plain last week.-Mrs.. Matthews Wr1g 1T,
of Richford is stopping with relatives in
town.-Mr. and Mrs. Ben Horn of East
Richford visited her sister, Mrs. Clifford
part of last week.-Mrs.. Fronia Blake is at
Ayers Flat visiting her sister.-Miss Hattie
Perkins is home from Newport stopping
with her mother.-George Sleeper and wife
of Boston visited relatives in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Rogers visited at j. Ohm
FulIer's in Coventry one day last week.
Troy.
The ladies of the spiritualist Society
will give a social in Aiken's Hall Thursday
evening, July 4th, to which all are cor
daily invited. Good music will be fur
nished for dancing.
The lawn party at J. 6. Andrews last
Tuesday evening was a grand success IN
every way. The lawn was prettily
decorated with Chinese lanterns. About
one hundred people attended. Ice-cream,
cake and lemonade were served, music was
furnished for dancing and marching and
all had very nice time.
WestfieId.
Rev. NJ. W. Farman preached in the
CongI church in Troy on Sunday June 3
and in Coventry on June 30th.
At the recent commencement at Brown
University Max II. Miller graduated from
the civil engineering course. tits expected
tn at he viii return TO the University as
instructor.
Principal c. H. Wiley who came here
June 22nd, returned to Milton last
Thurscay-DIiss Nary 4. Winslow Of
Boston and Miss Harrie P. Winslow and
Miss Salome Conard of Colorado Springs,
Col, are visiting in this section.-W. 4.
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On June 25tb George Beatty and AlecI5
Richards We're arraigned before Justice
Eugene Miller On TIE charge Of drunken
ness and pleading guilty were each fined
IS and costs. Their first disclosure was
not credited ard after waiting until eve
ming and having the alternative Of truth
ful disclosure or Newport Jail before them
they disclosed on George .Boyden, the
hotel keeper in Troy. The same dayyoung
W erd of Lowell was brought here ard
erraigned before Justice Miller on the
charge of drunkenness andFpleading guilty
was fined SO and costs. This was for
second offense. Capt. A. W. Farman of
Newport appeared for the state. The next
day attention was directed to Mr.. Boyden
who paid up with alacrity.
WestmOre.
1. A. Wilson is on the sick ist.-Mrs.
Samuel Robb, who has been dangerously
i'll, is much better.
G. W. Conley has done good work on
thu roads over town.-Gordon Mckay has
gone to the White mountains to work for
the summer.
The average number of pupils in the
Mill Brook school for the spring term was
twenty nine. Ruth Calkins, Eunice Hunt,
Franz Hunt, Oscar Lyon and John Kerwin
had no absent marks. Several of the
others were absent only one day. School
closed Friday afternoon with picnic in
the Foster Grove. This was so well at
tended by the parents and friends OF the
pupils that over eighty people spent the
afternoon together and had supper at the
long ia bles.