Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-06-02
LOCAL. NEWS.


fHDvamber. He leavss soon nOr Weirs, N.
" !, WHARF he has q position as cashier IN O
,ezxe hotsA
aicely. The Congregational church, where
the exercises wepe- held, was filed with
'yeople,, who listsned 10 a very able dis
course by the Rev. j I'll. Wallace of West
Geld. There were rsciations by pupils OF
she several schools, and musie was fur
nished, by the church choir.
The iuDsral or Mrs. Edgar Coolidge was
held ct the Congregational church Tuesday
aftern ooD. Mrs. Coolidge was woman
ofrars Christian character ind fortitude,
and all who knew her were her friends, as
the large attendance nj the funeral, on
such q rainy day, gave evidence. The re-
mains were brought bsre from johnson,
and the services were conducted by the
Rev. e. @. Freneh OF that place, who gave
which the ealogy of the deceased was
Beautifully woven. The heartfelt syupa-
Thy. ofallIthsir friends here is extended to
MIR. Code ga and his daughter, who have
lost a devoted and faithful wife and
mothsN
Morgan.
Clarence Elkotb has moved to the Revoir
harm.
Miss Bess Taylor ana Miss Julia Harvey
Of Lebanon. n III, are visiting Mrs. 1. G.
Taylor
The sehcolst the Corner gave pre- Memo
rial exercises MT the church. The exercises
were -goods and showed much work on the
partof beth teachers and pupils.
TorgaD Center.
e. Rg Wilder is building a large hall on
The LAX shore near his place.
b. ". Stevens and b. l.. Gilman are at
work building the Hutchinson cottage.
Mr.. Charles whittin OF st. Johnsbury,
Interest. ofSsymocr camp.
at the last regular meeting Of the Modern
Wooamen on America, eight applications
were aoeeptsd and five were adopted.
Mrs. Euma Ellioit and her daughter,
e, Mabaa EAaiott OF Boston, have arrived
here for the summer. They are stopping
at F. G, Gilgaan's
Il o. G.. IT,. ID was voted to change the
night OF meeting from Monday night to
Friday night. The next regular meeting
will'be Snne sah.
Last Friday morning, while the stage
driver. W. II. Demick was in the office
after the MAD, his horses started and ran
as far ASH L. Tabor's, where they ran on
aplowed piece Isl ground and threw them
selves and overturned the wagon; fortu-
nately no damage was done.
~wport.
Miss Blanche Rawson is quite ill.
Ason was. born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Cob
odny last THfsSay.
The Rev. b. p. Parker from Newport
CENTER was town Thursday, and attended
the caucns.
Mr.. Chas. Abbott has moved from Geo.
Smiths tenement on Cottage st. to
Clarence Bowls ! resident on Prospect St.
George 0il0hrist and mother have moved
srom ooe or the Flint tenements on Central
St., into DR.. Gaines tenement on Third st.
Miss Winnie Billings has taken the place
of bookkeeper at the Frost Veneer mill,
for Miss Blanche Rawson, who is in poor
health.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Clark have moved
into thu tenement recently occupied by
Will Ranney, who has moved to his new
house on School street.
The Aslana Pond base ball team played
the Newport team last Friday p. M, May
&C. The game stood FIVE to seven in favor
oftheLsland Pond team. Try again boys.
The most exciting event of the week was
held lin,the / o. o. f. hall last Thursday
night. Some OF the neighbors who live on
central s.. were aroused from their peace
snlslumbers by the loud cheers for Proc.
tor. The votes for Proctor were ga, Nc
Gullough 132, Cement rs.
Memorial day exercises were observed IN
ane /, o. q F. hall. The old Comrade
-narohsd.tO tbs cemetery and decorated
the scl6iers' graves. At IL O'Clock tn
ladies ohtAs Belief Corps furnished dinner
at 2 c'clOotE there was music by a selec
quartstts,, addresses by A. w. Farman o.
Newport aD Oh "a hers.
~p.otC enter
Il. Fl. Eics- hes bought the Whipple bloc
Of ID. L. H;EeSsrA.
One hundTs2 and ten men went to New
port CD the sRsaial train the night of til
caucus
One "a the most successful meetings G
the Ladies' Aid society was held at Mr.
Charles Bartlett's, recently, when the pre-
O. eds II ON the supper were IS.
Several Oong people from this plat
ho Of
North Eoy high school last Thursda
evening, and report fine time.
Souae Of the former Derby academy stu
aents.went to Derby last Friday night |
attend the reception and banquet given
Prot. O. A. Andrews, who has been prir
alpas Oh the school for the past eight year
hut has now resigned his POSITION.
This community was saddened la
Thursday morniDg to hear of the death
M L. T..