Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-04-14
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Chester Holmes is able ioJide out. We |
hope ne viii soon be mneh better.
Many express the wish that Rev. Mr.. |
McDouga nwillretrrn for another year. n
Geo. Bullock Is in sbs feed business.
Mr. Bullock has geea team and does his
own freiahtiDg.
Msyfiowsrs the st h OF April are rather |
early for Morgan, bra sSsY were blossomed
this year on bhat date.
3. J.. Cox has fnst heard from his son |
Will who is at OgdeDsbDg, N. Y. He is
still in the hospital, but hopes to be out |
soon.
Some thirteen toms 81 sugar have been
made near the Corn er NV o 10 hree pounds
TO tree, and two sNgaI places were not
tapped.
Newport.
Il. b. Sias mas moved into The Smyth
house in the Lane district.
Mrs. Amy Hall has has gone 10 Boston,
Mass, to visit her son FREQ.
Mrs. Hattie Taylor OF Bradford visited
friends in town the pass week.
Miss Georgia Dear born is visiting her
sister, Jessie Dear born, OF W est Burke.
Miss vernie Morrey OF Newport Center,
visited, her COUSIN Miss Eiltie Drown, last
week.
Mrs. e. A. Wilcox has returned from
Darlington hospital much improved in
health.
Mr.. Herbert Z. Lane was TAX en- seriously
i'll while in New Monk bnt Is better at this
writing
Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas. While have moved
from Central Street to one OF Mr.. Kay's
tenemenrR.
Mrs. T. B. Sias, W no went to Sherbrooke
hospital, is no better She viii go soon to
Burlington for treatment
Miss Louvia Hamilton has so far recov-
ered from ne9 laae ilIrsss as TO be back at
her position In @. W. Bur bank 8 store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stetsou have begun
housek eeping in one of Lorimer & Mac
diarmidNs tsnements, ON Coventry street.
On. O. Ill., Nswhnd rs in New York
attending post graduate leci ures on den
tistry. He will remain there until May 1st
Mr.. Fred Smith, VINO worked for DR..
Gaines, had a shock of spOplsxy last Tues
day afternoon and died sbopf six O'Clock.
ing Thursday ard Friday oj lest week
Miss Davis from New York is her trimmer
this spring.
Rev. w. A. Dawson of Burlington, the
state superintendent OF missions, held
special meetings in the Baptist church
during the past week. BE also preached
Sunday morning. '''
There has been q So bf ri b-Fchool organ
lied intne Lane achoolhouses we hope there
lhirty-one present the first Sunday.
Pretty good for a small place.
Dr.. G. ". Bogus, formerly of this place,
late OF hos Angeles, Cob, has returned and
purchased the Fuller property situated on
the corner of "a ain and Third Streets. His
many friends are glad to welcome him
again 10 Newport.
Mr.T. G. Gale and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Bowley accompanied DIR. John Gale TO
Montreal for medical lrea ment last Tues
day. The physicians in the hospital there
say there is no help FOR him, and he return
ed home last Friday night.
The federal building has been 'tshelved''
for two years. Tbs lowsst lender offered
was SuQ,9QG while the appropriation for
the work was $S5, 600 New PLAN viii have
10 be prepared and much of the work gone
over again which VIII occasion consider
able delay.-Stanstedd Jo,srnala
Company l. held a hapqne at the New.
port House. m dssr the supervision OF Mr.
Bee6ey at which about seventy ofthe mem.
bers and invited blends were present
Capt. Farm an sets q as toast 10 ester. Toest
were offered by cor. z. NJ. Mansur, ID. M
Camp, DIR. Rutherford, Lawyer Cook, G. F
Ranney, J. F. Lambert and Z, c. Williams
A very pleasant EVENING was enjoyed b.
all.
WEwpGFf FsDT~r.
Asa Lamb is sick with toDsilitjs.
Bpbraim Adams is visiting friends il
Berkshire.
Rev. T. p. Chase sn d wife are attendin,
conference at ST.. Adams.
A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Amos lawson last Thursday morning.
Barrie dams has gone to Harrisville, f
l., where he has employment on a mil
farm.
A. Q. Clark hSsreeovers6 from his Hines
and has res 1nae6 DDS WORK al II. ID. Taylor
store.
Ernest Rogers is nsOeh improved i
health and intends TO soon res ume his wor
at Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Trscy of Martini
N. H., are visiting his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. AFRO Tracy.
At the school meeting held April 1st tt
following officers were elect cd: Nj oderato
G. L. Erwin; clerk and treasurer, U.
Harris; committee FOR three years Davi
Wright, auditors, e. L. Erwin, Fran
Miller, 1. p. Chsses tIDADt officer, {
Drown; collector OF Delinquent take
Erastus Buck. Voted 90 per. cent. Il
schools.
The Newport Center GENET cry associatio
held a NEE ting at @. A. r hall Satnrda