Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-06-24
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and the funeral was held from the St.
Mary's church last Monday. Mr.. Mullavey
was very energetic young man and
although suffering from lameness and poor
health had through the kindness of the
operator at the Il. & Nj station. and other
friends learned Telegram hiDg so ne had act
ed as supply at Barton and other places.
His sister, Mrs. }. L. Cowan and husband
were with him at his death. His age was
% years.
6. g. Scott was in Boston the past week
on business.-Mrs. L. ]. Phelps and daugh-
ter visited in Coventry the past week.-Mrs..
G. @. FarPar and son visiting in Keene,
N. He. {. Blanchard was called to
Barton Landing last Monday owing to the
sickness Of his uncle, John HalI.-Mrs. @.
A. Drown and son have returned from
visit N Wateryille-Mr. n. l. Foster and
family visited Horace Story in Irasburgh
and Willard Sylvester in Barton Landing
the past week.-B. F. Moore made a bust
ness trip to the southern part of Vermont
and New Hampshire the past week.-Clar-
ence Gray is home from Worcester, Mass,
where he has been attending school.-Miss
Marjorie Batehelder went to St. Johnsbury
to assist NJ ISIS Margaret Gorham in must
cal recital Monday evening.-Mr. and Mrs.
u. d. Skinner have gone to the Buffalo ex-
position--Mrs. F. Guyer has returned
from North Troy, where she has been Wis
iting her mother Mrs. Baker.-Miss Maud
Akin is visiting her parents in Griffin, Que
Newport Center
The ". c. T. U. met with Mrs. G. W.
Rogers last Tuesday afternoon.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church met with
Mrs. Dorothy Baker last Thursday after
noon for their social. Ice-crea was serv-
ed.
Mrs. Norman Durham who had been
sick with pneumonia passed away June
18th. Funeral services were held at the
house Tuesday. Mrs. Durham leaves a
husband and three daughters to mourn
her loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. J. Adams have gone to
EnOsburgh where Mr.. Adams has employ
ment.-Miss Lula Rice of Lyndon is here
visiting her father, r. II. Rice.-Mr. and
Mrs. y. S. Rogers visited their son, Elmer
Rogers, who works at the electric light
station at West Derby, part of last week.
Miss Mabel Rogers has returned from
Barre where she has been teaching.-Miss
Florence McDaniels of Albany visited Mrs.
n. s. Rogers few days recently.
The schools of the town and Center
districts are requested to meet in the grove
Of Mr.. @. w. Rogers on July Sd for an all
day session and picnic. At $50 A. NJ. the
line of 900 school children will be formed
with their banners on the school common,
and march to the grove. School will open at
10 A. NJ. and I p. NJ, all friends are cordi-
ally invited TO fill their lunch basket and
enjoy rare treat in the speaking, music,
and school recitations.
WestheIG.
Will Trumpass was thrown from his
wagon one day recently sustaining slight
injuries.
VIII Trumpass is repairing his house,
Z. II. Hitchcock doing the work.-D. E.
Wright Is shingling his horse barn.
The young people rendered a reception
to Miss Alice Cone last Tuesday evening in
honor Of her return from Boston, It was
a very pleasant occasion.
Robert and Lily Trunpass reached home
from New Hampshire last week. Rob has
returned to New Hampshire but Lily will
remain at home for a time.
Hon. \. W. Woodwork and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps of Enosburgh Falls
were in town last Week.-Mrs. Jessie
Woodwork has returned from the .Univer-
sity of Vermont for the summer vacation.
The Misses Helen Wakefield and Grace
Chaffee attended the closing exercises of
the Johnson Normal school last Thursday
Miss Theo Hendrix returned from the
Normal school last week for the vacation.
Horace Lawrence and wife Of Montpelier
are visiting relatives here.
On Tuesday, June Is, NJ. Winslow
Farman was ordained Congl clergyman.
He is well known in Orleans County hav-
ing preached or lectured in every town ex-
cepting Holland. In 1898 Mr. Farman was
examined by the Orleans Association of
Cong1 Ministers, and voted a license to
preach. AT meeting of the Association
held on the 18th of last month resolution
was passed by unanimous vote viewing
with favor the application of Mr.. Farman
for the calling of council looking to his
ordination to the Gospel ministry. On
May 81 the Westfield Cong'l church
through its committee, Deacon w. B. Gill |
pin, w. D. Bell and Miss Ada G. Brown,
issued letters miss1ve to eleven churches
and one person to constitute an ecclesias-
tical council to meet in its place of worship
on June IS. On Tuesday nine of the invit-
ed churches responded as follows: Barton,
Rev. r. L. Sheaff and Deacon P. s. Hitch
cock; Coventry, Rev. A. S. Bole and Dea-
con S. H. Pearson; North Craftsbury, Rev.
q Morse. Derby
West Glover, Rev.S. L. Vincent and Lyman
Barber; Lowell, Rev. S. F. Good hart and
Deacon \. F. Hutchinson; Newport, Rev.