Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-06-09
LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE.


jorie Batchelder assisted by Mr.. Frank
Burns, clarinetist, in the l. o. o. F. hall
last Wednesday night, June Attn. 1t was
much enjoyed by all present.
union service will be held in the Con-
gTegational church next Sunday evening,
when the Rev. c. II. Brown of the Baptist
church will preach the baccalaureate SER
man to the grad mating class.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Wallace Kendall Is raising his barn.
Ernest Brainard is employed in Moore
& Co.'s factory.
Nettie Chillson and Mrs. DeIArm are
home from Sprinfield, Mass.
Walter Lindsay has arrived from Bos-
ton. He recently returned from a few
months military service in the Philip
pines. a..
Herbert Wright takes w. II. Browns
place IN the post Office, the latter having
received the appointment OF mail clerk, to
take effect July 1st.
l.. E. Thsyer is enlargiDg his summer
cottage at KDowhon's bluff. Carpenter
Brown of Lyndon is doiI some fine work
on the interior OF Rev. McLaug hlin's cot
tage at this popular summer resort.
Fred Bilodeau has gone into the bobbin
manufacturing business, having for part
ner Noel Bourassa. They occupy the build
ing In Batesville that was formerly used for
y single mill. They have two months
orders ahead. We predict prosperity for
them in this new venture.
Newport Center
Fl. E. Waite Of Lebanon, N. H, was i'll
town last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowman returned
to their homs In Burke last Wednesday.
Charlie AMsn was called to Boston last
week by tAs serious illness of his brother.
Miss Nellie Msxield and Miss Susie
Scott visited at A. q. Clark's one day last
week.
TWINS, boy and girl, were born to Mr.
and MRS, Fred Griggs, Saturday, May 31st.
The little girl did not live.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society held their first
ice cream social of the season with Mrs.
Frank Miller last Wednesday afternoon,
and although the day was cold and un-
favorable large plumber were out and the
proceeds from the supper were about $500.
.5e7 @ sheffield.
Mrs. Samuel Drake Is gaining slowly.
The infant son Of Frank Whitney is very
sick. rt t'D sud !,
Mary Flanders is staying with her par
Rnts. 'J7- T,a'
MIR. 7AllasSa> who has been i'll is gaining
slowly. 75limsf tgJnsa7l MoH8 10 Tclr8
MraandD Mrs.p Jbnas Bruce visited in
aown iastSssskg n pCus i1oU Bglg
Mrs. RUSSELL Of St. Johnsbury is visiting
at Joseph Chesley's.
Mrs r. @. Hall and her granddaughter
visited in st. Johnsbury last week.
Maurice Ba, Der and his sister, Mrs. Will
Dane were baptized and joined the F. B.
church last Sunday.
Mrs. Gs orge Cowling of st. Johnsbury
has been spsn ding week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Warner.
Hiram Chesley of st Johnsbury was in
sown over Sunday. His daughter, Fannie
Chesleys has been isiting at Joseph Ches-
ley's- ....
Gu.aFH 81, Troy. J'.at. ls t.af- d
Mse laartwsfl is home from Barton.
rsgora X spent last week In Montreal.
Mrs. Margaret (Marette) Wells and little
dapshtss2 Of Coppestield, are visiting Mrs.
Wells" parents.
Mrs. B. l.. Chandler is in WestfieId
caring for her sister, Mrs. Don Woodwork,
who is seriously jA. r|5rT
Hiram II. Carpenter passed away June 1,
after long illness, aged 81 years. The
funeral was held at the Congregational
church tuesday.
The Congregational ladies will hold a
strawberry Festival at the vestry Thursday
evening" June 18th Ice-e cream and cake
will be served
Erwin Rock we'll and family have re-
turned from a v isit among relatives in
Hardwick. Elmer Rockwell of Hard wick
came home With them.
Worth Troy.
Gleon Seaver has returned from Maiden.
Mess. where he has been attending
school
Edwin Graves OF Maiden, MSS. il SPEND
ing his vacat ion with his grandparents,
VAL ahN WITS. ~ K. UNLOCK
Tne.gradnatSng exercises OF the North
Troy high school, held Thursday even
ing, May ga were Of unusual interest.
The republican caucus held Saturday
night, May 81, was the largest In the his
tory OF the town. II. III. Lewis, w. s,
JENNIE ana B. N. Chase are the delegates to
the state convention.
p ~serieli.
Almon Cfask has gone to Boston.
Mrs DON Woodworth is on the sick list.
Mrs. Foster Kinney of Hardwick is Wis
ting 10 town.
Isaac Wilson re Gently sold young horse
for three hundred dollars.
Mr.. and Mars. Frank Chapman are on q
visiting trip in Franklin Co. this week.
There viii be o school social in the hall