Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-01-13
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Morgan Center.

last week and attended the services con-
Quoted by Elders Clark and Fairbanks and
with her fine singing added much to the
success of the services.
s. Z. Nichols has started his sawmill and
business is booming jerome Bishop OF
Island Pond is running the engine at the
mill.-Mrs. George Flint and Mrs. Frank
Flint of Newport visited at Mrs. j. A.Gray's
last week.-D. w. Wark, who has occupied
the Davenport house has broken up house
keeping. Mrs. Wark will board with her
parents in Holland. Mr.. Wark expects to
work for Fred Caswell.-Mrs. Chas. Bur-
roughs is still under the care of DR.. Ken
drick.
Newport.
T. G. Gale is on the sick list.
Mr.. A. w. Livingston was in Montreal a
few days last week.
Mr.. Benz. Hinman was in New York
last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Clark of Holland are
visiting Mrs. Z. NJ. Lunt.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Kinney gave dinner
party to a few friends last Thursday.
Chss. Batchelder spent several days Of
last week in Barton and st. Johnsbury.
Milo A. Shattuck, an engineer on the B.
81 NJ. railroad, has moved into onei of the
Bean 81 Newland tenements on Central st.
DIR. Gaines and DR.. Longe were called to
Coventry one day last week to remove a
tumor from the neck of Mr.. Richard Par
ker. The operation was successful.
Harley Humphrey, who has been pop
ular clerk for Z. Lane & Son for some time,
has bought the fruit store of f. S. Ball.
We are sorry to lose our "Order man." but
we expect he will be as genial and accom-
modating a proprietor, as he was clerk.
We wish him success.
Will Richards, whose serious illness has
been mentioned in this paper before, pas
sed away last Saturday about noon. The
bereaved parents have the sympathy of the
community in their great sorrow. Will
was the last and only child, they having
buried enc several years ago. Funeral
Tuesday at o'clock.
The sash and blind factory of A.
White & Son, located on Main St., was de-
stroyed by fire last Wednesday afternoon.
1t is not known just how the fire
originated but it is thought that a spark
from the boiler was the cause, and when
discovered at 1 O'Clock p. m, the interior
Of the building was completely filed with
the flames. The fire department was
unable to save the factory but succeeded
in keeping the fire from spreading to the
in huf ,r-L. !,
includes he stock, is estimated bet ween
eight and ten thousand dollars and there
was no insurance,
Newport Ccn5or
Frank Miller has rented his farm to Jo-
seph Labounty.
Mr.. Webster of Troy has moved into the
Courtney house.
Dana Hacket and Tom L7ndon OF 3 irton
Landing are making repairs in the
creamery.
The many friends OF Mr.. Freeman Bart
lett will be sorry to learn that n IS
5eriouslv ILL.,
r. ID. Taylor and Mr.. Neal have gasoline
lights in their stores and o. j. Adams has
them in his house.
q. f. Campbell attended the meeting of
the Vermont DairymeR's Association held
at MontpeliA last week.
->Ths F. p. ciety will hold their annual
oyster suppe pad donation for the benefit
of their pas, Rev. 3. p. Parker,in the g.
A. X. hall, hursday evening, Jan. 23d.
All CONS,
The reyiV nj leting5 have now begn
held two v ks with steadily increasing
interest andHattendatice and much good
has already resulted. Tire meetings will
be continued a part of this week at least
and possibly the whole. Prayer and praise
service beginning at o'clock, ''chalktaIk"
at 1880.
The remains of Mr.. Herbert Flint were
brought here Saturday on the 1922 train
and taken to So. Troy for burial. He vas
conductor on a passenger train running
between Farnham and Sherbrook and had
held the same position on the road fol-
about 20 years. He died OF pneumonia af
five children.
Mrs. John Hayes, Mrs. George Hayes o
Derby and Mrs. Ed. Ball OF Newport visit
ed at o. NJ. Grifins one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Murton Fletcher of Samp
- sonville visited at Milo Wizards recently
f. s. Cummings was in this place on bust
ness last Wednesday.-Mr Charles Obel
of Newport visited her mother, Mrs. Net
tie Perkins, part of last week.
The Grange will give public installa
ton of their officers at Erwin's Hall Frida,
evening, Jan. nth. Every body cordial!
invited After installation the Ladies' AiC
society of the NJ. L. church will furnish
supper in dining hall. Bill, 10 cents. TIL
following officers will be installed: Master
r. E. Kittredge; overseer, e. r. Buck
lecturer, Mrs. Z. e. Larabee; seward,
D. NJ to I'd