Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-17
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Hiram Elliott has had the Peoples tele-
phone put in his house.
w. E. Newton will teach the Center
school, which commences to-day.
s. E. Nichols is repairing his mill, and
expects to start it about Nov. 10th.
w. G. Atkins has moved to Barton Land
ing, where he has work with the Chandler
Co.
Last Wednesday evening about thirty
neighbors and friends met at the home of
Mildred Elliott, it being her fourteenth
birthday. very pleasant evening was
passed with games and music. A bounti-
full lunch OF cake and coffee was served. A
purse of money and several useful presents
were left.
Newport.
Archie Wells was laid up last week for
repairs.
Mrs. A. r. Cowles of Barton visited here
last week.
E. G. Huntington is confined to his house
by sickness.
Will Batchelder was in Montreal during
the past week.
The new railroad station will be occupied
about Dec. LIST.
Rosabelle Wilson went to Boston Thurs
day for visit.
DR.. and Mrs. M. T. Hamilton are visit
ing in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Horace Lawrence is in falling health,
now being confined to his bed.
The Peerless Bobbin Co. have shut down
their factory for a few days.
| Belle Hight gave party on Wednesday
to commemorate her twelfth birthday.
Mrs. Harry Hunter is much improved in
health and will soon be able to get out.
Rev. w. G. Newell delivered his popular
lecture at South Albany Friday evening.
DR.. Ellie performed a very successful
operation upon Mrs. Joseph Benway last
week.
Mrs. H. A. Wright has been assisting in
| Mrs. Thrasher's millinery store the past
week.
Mrs. Thomas J. Averil OF Boston is
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. Cole, for two
weeks.
Herbert Pratt has recovered from his ILL
ness and returned to his Photographic
business.
G. F. Bigelow's latest affection is ton
silitis; however he is little better than q
week ago.
J. A. Gendron of the Newport Grocery
Co., has been In Quebec for week visiting
his parents.
Geo. Hayes is having vacation from
Humphreys fruit store, and Ed. Ball il
taking his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Ranney will close
their residence for the winter and board
with their son William.
Alton Harvey, clerk in H. Z. Humphrey
is visiting his brother Roy, who is attend.
ing college in Burlington.
Arthur Scott has sold the timber on hi
Coventry land to Blair & DeLarm for $1,000
to be used in their veneering.
Tickets for the Lotus Glee Club concert
the first entertainment in the Y. M. L. &
course, are now on sale at Ranney's.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Robbins returned
last Tuesday from their wedding trip ant
are boarding at j. M. Cunningham's.
Frank Robinson who has been in Sher
brook hospital since breaking his leg il
Lowelltown, Me-, is expected home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. H Newland and daugh.
ter Muriel, returned the first Of last weel
from New York, having divided two week
between that city and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs o. c. Miller gave Dime
party Friday evening in honor of DR.. ant
Mrs. o. b. Gould, who leave next week TO
their winter sojourn in the West.
The receipts from the supper of tn
Episcopal society Tuesday evenin,
amounted to about $40. The ladies viii
give another treat in the near future.
G. N. Brady has sold IS acres of land IL
Derby to Mr.. Blake of New York, who
interested in the Newport Stock farm. H
will have house and stables built thereon
Geo. McKaddie of Sherbrooke and Mis-
Geneva Pettls were married at her sisters
Mrs. III. l.. Flint, on Lake street, the even
ing of Nov. 8; Rev. c. H. Brown of tn,
Baptist church officiating.
Mrs. E. Bresson, who has been sick som
time with consumption, died at her father
in Salem Derby, Thursday evening, a
about 40 years of age. The funeral is heI,
to- day from the Catholic church.
Work on the government building
being rushed to get the foundation finishes
before hard freezing weather, after whicl
the work will be suspended until spring
Therefore their system of electric lighting
is needed for evening work.
. Rev. Ora Gray of Massachuset gave hi
lecture, 'The Angels Wand" under tn
auspices of the Epworth League, at the M
2 E. church Tuesday evening, and is YER
, highly spoken Of. Mr.. Gray will be re
membered as resident of this vicinity
few years ago.
The young men who have been holdin
meetings regularly since the revival ser
vices, have formally organized, with tn
: following representative young men com
posing committee: r. w. Spear, w. w
Blodgett, Mr.. Drew, Carroll Huntington
III. T. Robbins, j. r. Akin and T. o. Shell