Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-05-11
NEWPORT.

going to England.
NEWPORT.
G.. II. Prouty il ia Bigelow, Ne.
The schoolhouse yard is being graded.
+. G. Blanchard is on a business trip in
Maine.
Theophilus Grout OF Boston was in to wn
last week.
Homer Gotta is painting Elisha Lanes
residence.
stanton Hitchcock has returned from a
visit TO Boston and Lowell.
Or. o. b. Gould is quite III, and his office
has been closed several days.
Harry Drew OF North Troy IL the new
clerk at Davis & Livingston's.
Col. u. NJ. Mansur was ia Burlington
last week to visit his son Arthur.
Andrew Robitille OF st. Johnsbury Is
visiting here, stopping at the palace"
Herbert A. Wright goes to Georgeville
this week to visit his mother and sisters.
Bertha Msgoon has returned from BOs-
ton. She is very sick with consumption.
ID. w. Hildreth is at his "Split Rock"
camp in Westmore. Hsrk for fish yarDsl
Prof. J. T.. Colburn is slated TO deliver
the Memorial day address at Craftsbury.
Capt. Richard Waters has his nice large
sailboat in readiness to take out yachting
parties.
Gertrude Hyde, stenographer for Root &
Blanchard, spent Sunday at her home in
st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Geo. Ide, OF Milwaukee, Wis, has
arrived to spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. ID. NJ. Camp.
Francis Thinks has bought a saddle
pony OF Norman Eaton OF Charleston.
His bike is probably now for sale cheap.
Geo. Goode opened the Memphremagog
House for the sumne r last week. The
Newport House will be used for roomers.
Rev. A. +. McGregor goes to Wells River
the Passumpsic Congregational Club, OF
which he is president.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Taylor OF Bradford
visited here last week. Mr.. Taylor was
formerly druggist here, having his store in
the j.. Y. Green block.
@. n. Flint and DIR. Harry Hamilton
angled In the brooks OF Morgan last week,
and the doctor was honest enough to re-
port "ishermin's luck"
The interior OF the Congregational
church Is being painted and new carpets
laid. While repairs are in progress SER
vices will be held at the court house.
Chas. landlord, of New Bedford, Mass,
and James Gregg, OF Lowell, Mass, insti-
tuted an I. o. o. f. NJ. U. lodge here with
a membership Of thirty last Tuesday even
ing.
The members Of the NJ. +. church held
meeting Friday evening to see about in
vesting certain legscles the society has
had left it Ia repairing the interior of the
church.
A meeting OF the creditors Of the G. p.
Stevens & Co. estate was held in j. w.
Re1mond's office Friday afternoon, TO
prove a settlement that had been made.
The creditors are principally Richiord
parties.
Rt. Rev. A. c. A. Hall, bishop of the
Vermont Episcopal Diocese, will visit this
mission and administer the rite OF con-
tirmstion at st. Marks church Tuesday
evening, May Il. There is class OF eight
candidates.
A reception was given at the home OF G.
F. Rsnney Friday evening to Rev. Robert
Thomson, a missionary OF the A. B. G. F.
NJ. in Bulgaria. He spoke during the
Congregational service at the court house
yesterday morning regarding his work in
Bulgaria.
The season at Balls Bluff promises to be
very lively. Z. F. Bigelow has resumed
work on his cottage. II. s. Root is making
extensive changes about his dining room
and kitchen. Mrs. G.. H. Flint, having
remodelled her cottage into a two story
building, has gone to Boston to select
furniture fitted for a summer cottage.
II. II. Pratt has leased of the National
bank the lot on the corner OF Main and
Bayview streets upon which to erect a
Photographic studio. The building will
have a fifty-foot frontage, two stories
high, with a covering OF pressed steel in
imitation of stone. j. X. Huse has the
cor tract and work will commence very
soon.
The annual vestry meeting OF st. Marks
church was held last Monday evening,
when the following business was
transsctei &. Officers: church warden, DIR.
J. e. Bogue; treasurer, j. K. Kirkpatrick;
secretary, w. A. Abbott; delegate to
Diocesan convention to be held at Rut-
land in June, VIM. Hight; alternate, DR..
Bogue. Votes OF thanks were extended |
the choir and Ladies' Guild for their able !
services.
The following parties moved to new
abodes last week: Mr.. and Mrs. Person
A. Robbins, who have been boarding with |
Charles Bailey on Second Street, have gone |
30 housekeeping in the Pratt house in
West Derby; Henry Flint has rented the |
Robtille house on Pleasant street, recently |
vacated by I. c. Camp, while Carl Hicks
moves into the tenement that Flint /
vacated; James Martin has moved from
|Ed. Lyons into tenement In the Law
Pence block. AS Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Flint \