Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-06-23


exercises at Montpelier seminary.
Morgan.
A picnic is being ia liked about for July
4th.
VIII Vinton is at Island Pond again
saving shingles.
The Rev, J. d. Waldron will preach at
the Corner every other Sunday.
Sheep and lambs belonging to Norman
Brown have been killed by dogs.
Mrs. Geo. Bartlett has been visiting in
Derby and Charleston the past week.
Some hoodlnms at some time this
spring broke into the cottages in S. G.
Wilcox's grove. A few lessons better be
given that class.
The remains OF an uncle of E. II. Peavey
were brought here from Newark for burial
last Wednesday. The burial was in the
Holland cemetery.
Morgan Center.
A boy baby at Henry Parker's.
Mr.. Jacobs and wife of Holland visited
Mt l.. M. buttons last week.
A long piece OF permanent road is being
built on the road leading to E. G. Bur-
roughs'.
During the last three weeks sixteen new
members have been received into Seymour
Camp, M. w. OF A.
Mr.. Courser of Newport Center has
moved into the house vacated by A. Page,
and will work at the blacksmith trade here
Miss Gertrude Gilman of st. Johnsbur
Is spending her vacation here as the guest
of t. Gilman. The first of July she goes
10 the White Mountains to work.
9I,a' lJruGp e1~wport. 5.fLo, ..-
Mrs. j.. Ryan is i'll with bilious fever.
r R9Moore is in Boston this week on
business. A16Slu aye 10 eoAu iast He5F
VIM Brown was home from Bigelow,
Me-, over Sunday.
Miss Annie Msloney, from st. Johnsbury,
MAS IN town Tuesday.
George 8. Scott has accepted the position
OfelS1k at the Newport house.
Mrs. A. w. Livingston and children are
Wishing in Troy and Lowell. t
Prof. and Mrs. John Colburn have gone
TO their cottage at Caspian Lake for the
summer. b" rr
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bean of Lowell,
Mass, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. E.
J. Prouty.
Mrs. G. M. Flint attended the commence
ment exercises at st. Johnsbury academy
last week. .u, ssaH..
MiseMay Wiggin was in town last week
10 attend the reception given by the
graduates! A0u ~ ny fp oiUond Jot6b'
Mrs Ciough and little daughter of Len
knoxville, p. @, visited at the home of Bert
Lane last week. 't.. ..
Miss Ivah w. Gale has returned home
from White River Junction to spend the
summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Davis went to st.
Johnsbury last week to attend the COM
mence ment exercises.
The commencement exercises of the
Newport high school were held In Lanes
opera house last Thursday evening.
Maynard Skinner finishes his engage
ment with True & Blanchard this week
and goes to Skinner, Me-, to engage with
Skinner & French.
Mrs. Charles T. Bean and daughter Lucy
start to- day for Burlington, to attend the
exercises of commencement week at the
Il. v. M, from which Miss Alice Bean
graduates.
The Y. M. /. G. gave a banquet at the
hemphremagog house last Thu rsday after
the graduation exercises, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Maynard Skinner, who are about
to depart for Maine.
The Rev. and Mrs. Z. H. Brown, Mrs.
Lorenzo Manuel and Mr.. z. M. Chamber
lain went to Jay to attend the association
meeting last Wednesday, as delegates
from the Newport Baptist church.
Miss Alice v. Cosgrove, who has been
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. G. H. Brown,
and has been attending the Newport
academy the past year, has returned to her
home in Wilmington, Conn, accompanied
by her aunt.
Alice Enos has accompanied her brother,
Charles, to the Sarsnac IN. W Sanitarium
for consumption, where he will take a
course of treatment. Miss Enos has also
been engaged as meat and pastry cook for
the establishment.
After the commencement exercises last
thursday night the graduates, accompa-
MED by the teachers, INDUCED in a banquet
held at the Newport House. All enjoyed
very pleasant evening and it was one
long to be remembered by both teachers
and pupils.
Mrs. Samuel Lincoln, who has been ill for
some time, died Wednesday afternoon at
ave o'clock. She was nearly seventy years
OF age. The funeral was neld Friday after
noon at one o'clock. The burial was in the
Lakeroad cemetery. The Rev. G. FL. Brown
officiated at the funeral. Mrs. Lincoln was
member OF the Newport Baptist church
Mr.. John Gale, one of Viewpoints most
respected citizens, passed away after a long
sickness at his home on Main street last
Thursday morni g, June 10. Mr.. Gale was
born at Andover, N. H., and was seventy
one years old last May. He has been en-