Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-09-29
LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE.


Mulcahay in her millinery shop.
Milo Shattuck has moved from Central
Street to DIR. Gaines tenement on Third
Street.
Mr.. Austin Baldwin Is taking his vaca-
tion, and will spend part of his time in
New York.
Mrs. Riches has broken up housekeeping
on account OF poor health and will spend
the winter away.
Mrs. Will Kinney and Der sister, Mrs.
Webster, from New York, have been visit
ing In Waterloo.
Mrs. McArthur's niece, little Miss Eliza
beth Mclaughlin, who has been spending
the summer here, has returned to her home
in Boston.
Our new school building is progressing
finely. The schools are so large this year
that the intermediate has been divided and
part put in another building and is being
taught by Miss Bessie A. Davis.
Joseph Mulavey, son of Mrs. NJ. Mulavey,
died last Thursday morning Of consump-
ton. He was nineteen years old. Funeral
services were held at st. Mary's church last
Saturday morning. Mrs. Mulavey has the
sympathy of the community, as 1t was only
ashort time ago that she buried another
son.
There are showers and showers, and
we've had all kinds the past summer, even
novel precipitation occurred at the home
OF Mis- Inez Miller last Tuesday evening,
when a bevy of young friends gathered to
ex ed fluctuations to Miss Alice Enos,
who was not aware that she was to be the
guest of honor until after her arrival. Sur
prises followed close upon one another and
the climax was reached when the assembly
was called to order by Miss Marjorie
Batchelder, who made neat little speech
OF presenta, io1 after bus bel basketful Of
parcels bad been brought to view. Wit
and p4thus were blended In the address,
which clio ed with wishes for prosperity
and happiness to attend the guest through
out life, an d trusting she would CLEAN some
comfort from the tokens of esteem that
the b,sket con- veyed. 1t was then incum-
bent upon VI ISIS Alice to set about opening
each parcel before the whole company.
The budgets were OF all sizes, shapes aud
but the x-schoolmistress never shirked
duty, aud shs bent 10 the work with zeal.
Ubwfapping the first disclosed a handker-
chief, second Ahich was rolled up small
snu ds'icttely, brought forth another
handkerchief, the third still another, and
60 on to the bottom of the basket-kerchief
after kerchief showered forth. The differ
emit shapes were deceptive, leading the OBJ
server toethink the variety of gifts was
larg,. Wellpina measure this was true,
for such; a. varietyof handkerchiefs was
hsrdly ever seen before in one collection
from the dainty and costly point lace affair
down to be more common but useful vari-
cites. The recession viii be memorable and
speaks volumes for the value OF true friend
ship v~rcp i'.
N5WpOrt Center
DIR. and Mrs. G. L. Erwin were in Brat
tleboro last week.
Mr.. w. ". Clark of Glover visited at A..
c. Clark's last week.
Earl Adams has gone to Waverly, Mass,
where he has employment.
Mrs. Badger and children of Burlington
are visiting at w. Morse's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Williams have
gone to Lowell,l Mass, for few weeks.
lRevaMc Lucas, q former pastor of the Adj
vent church of this villageis in in town.
sMr.IAlbert Jones, former resident OF
this village, is visiting his many friends
here g9ltu
Mrs. r.. d. Scott has rented her farm to
Mr.. DiDgmsn of Glenn Sutton. Possession
to be given Nov. 18th.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Selby died last Tuesday after a short ILL
ness. Much sympathy is felt for the par
ents.
A preschers' meeting will be held in the
M. E. church, Sept. 30th and Oct. 1st.
Everyone Is cordially invited to these
meetings.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sprsgue Jenkins has been very sick dur
Ing the past week and is still in a very
critical condition.
Miss Eda Bailey and Miss Laura Beadle
have returned from the White Mountains
where they have been doing table work
during the summer. t
roy
Geo. B. Young of Newport was in town
Saturday.
Miss Spaulding Of Newport has been
visiting at w. ID. Miller's.
Rev. and Mrs. Buzzell have been enter
tanning friends from away.
N. ID. Mute OF Msrshfield was visitor
In town the first of last week.
Kate Crosby OF Springfield was the
guest Of Lou Mil,er last week.
Rev. M. PosDles gave an interesting
address upon "Life Ia Utah." Sunday
evening, the 2lst.
Me. j. u. Billiard passed away Septem-
Der 19,h, after lingering illness. The
funeral was attended from the house the
following Monday, the Rev. s. G.. Levi:
officiating Mrs. Billiard is survived by g