Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-22

Mrs. w. L. Brown of Bigelow, Maine, is
visiting Miss Inez Miller.
Mrs. ID. w. Blanchard has so far recov-
cred as to be able to ride out.
q. II. NewIand is having bis block on
Main street painted and repaired.
Mrs. Gray OF Morgan visited Mrs. Gee.
Flint at the Bluff Tuesdsy last.
Miss Mary Smith of Wheeling, West
Virginia, is visiting Mrs. Clara Robinson.
VIZ Green of Boston was here to attend
bis sisters wedding which took place last
Wednesday.
John CattaDach, who has been doing
court reporting In Chelsea, Is expected
home this week.
+. A. Cook has sold his naphtha launch
to " m. Hight and purchased larger one
that be expects will arrive soon.
F. w. c. Cattanach who recently took
trip to Scotland, returned Wednesday
night and will remain for the summer.
The Bennett Moulton Co. are playing to
full houses and general satisfaction is ex-
pressed with their plays and specialties.
The Methodist church is to be put in
thorough repair and will be fitted with
steel ceiling and walls, new pews and car
pets.
Mrs. Sarah Humphrey, who is visiting
her son, IL. e. Humphrey, was quite ill the
first part OF the past week but is now
better.
F.N. Field, railway postal clerk on Il g
Newport & Springfield r. 2. D. is to move
here from Springfield this week. he will
occupy the tenement recently vacated by
Prof Colburn in Mrs. Hibbard's block.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Miss Edna Tute is quite sick.
Miss Grace Rogers has returned from
/ Bradford.
Miss Mabel Rogers is at home for her
summer vacation.
Philip Clark of North Troy was in town
on business last Friday.
George DIN has done fine job of grad
/ ing around his buildings.
Miss Carrie Willis is at Albany visiting
her sister, Mrs. Eugene Ssnborn.
Mrs. Lucy w. Pyer has moved into Il 9
tenement vacated by Eugene Davis.
Ephraim Adams returned last Tuesday,
having finished his job at st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Dickinson of Fair
field are visiting at Jehiel Herrick's.
David Wright's house will be plastered
this week, A. l.. Kim doing the work.
Miss Mabel Clark of Providence, r. L.,
visited her aunt, Mrs. s. w. Cowell last
week.
o. f. Williams is building an addition to
the barn on his farm. o. t. Kilby has
charge of the work.
Pres. j. w. Watt of the Vermont con-
ference of Seventh Day Advents was in
town last Thursday, the guest of Mrs.
Clara Bryant.
Miss hattie l.. Parker goes to North
Berwick, Me-, tomorrow to take charge OF
a store lr a few months while the propri-
etor is away for medical treatment.
There will be union services in the F. B
church next Sunday forenoon. June %
Rev. E. NJ. Fuller. field worker of the Yer
mont Sunday-school association, is to be
present and deliver an address. Mrs. Full
Ter will also be present and assist in the
SIM Ing.
Mrs. H. N. Briggs died at her home near
Newport Center Wednesday morning
June 10th. She had been in poor health
for several years but during the last yea
and half gradually failed. Naturally o
an unselfish disposition she patiently bor'
her sufferings, always cheerful ant
thoughtful of others. Those who knew
her best loved her most. She leaves
: band, two sons and a daughter,
. brother and sister and many friends t.
mourn their loss.
SOUTH NEWPORT.
The school in Wright district close
June 10.
Miss Edith Clark son is visiting relatives
at Westfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bulls visited II
i Canada recently.
Mrs. Jennie Herbert from Coventr,
spent few days last week with her daugh
ter at E. p. Wright's.
Charles Kennedy an experienced miner
alogist from Stanstead, P. @, recent.
spent a day in this vicinity examinin.