Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-09-28
MORGAN CENTER.

serious illness.
MORGAN CENTER.
!. Tabor and family are stopping with
his father, l.. r. Tabor.
Mrs. Z. Doane Is visiting relatives and
friends at her old home In Troy.
Ernest Brsinard from Lowell, Mass,
has been visiting friends in this place.
The potato crop in this vicinity is re-
ported good, both In quality and quantity.
Bible reading at Mrs. A. J. CaIkins's
Thursday afternoon, Oct LIST. All invited.
The Christian Endeavor meetings will
be held on Tuesday evenings for the pres
emit.
A. Bemis has moved to Island Pond and
George Ewens has moved into the house
occupied by Mr.. Bemis.
Bears have been very neighborly here
this sum mer, several being seen, and quite
a number OF sheep are missing.
About twenty of the NJ. w. AS OF
this place visited West Derby camp We'd
nesday evening, Sept. %. A good time
reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. g. Calkins have gone
to Massachusetts. Mrs. Calkins's sight
has been failing for some time and it is
hoped the treatment she will receive there
may prove of great benefit to her.
The Kings Daughters met with Mrs. ].
M. Bedell Wednesday afternoon, Sept. %.
Supper was served and the afterpo DON was
much enjoyed by all present. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. J. Ellis We'd
nesday afteroon Oct. 7th.
NEWPORT.
II. NJ. Loothood has returned from his
vacation.
Elisha Lane is confined to the house by
rheumatism.
Miss Cora Moore is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Moore.
Geo. F. Root went to Boston Saturday
for few days.
Arthur R. Wells youngest son is sick
with tonsilitis.
Miss Grets Clifford is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee D. Drew.
Miss Blanche Rawson is supplying in
the Il. &. NJ. Office.
Alvin g. Bartlett has returned to bis
home In Newton Center, Mass.
II. G. Blanchard and wife visited at
Willoughby lake the past week.
Mrs. c. N. Emerson and Miss Annie
Cowan are visiting Mrs. d. ]. McDermott.
II. ). Billings has purchased the Mon
tsgue farm and will take possession short
ly.
Because of i'll health Fred A. Brown has
resigned his position in the Customs
house.
Mrs. Moon OF Lyndonville, sister OF Mrs
Gould, is passing few days with DR.. and
Mrs. Gould.
| e. K. Whitcher recently of Sherbrooke,
Is assisting In the Davis & Livingstone
drug store.
Mr.. Perry J. Drake has recently pur-
chased and taken possession OF the Scott
Brothers farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. III. Brown returned to
seventeen days.
E. E. Puffer will finish his labors for the
b. & NJ. r. r. Co. here and move to Boston
about the first of October.
w. w. True of the firm of True &
Blanchard Co., is taking vacation in Bos-
ton and surrounding points.
Miss Alma Parker, who for the past few
years has been employed in Boston, is ex.
pected home for the winter.
DR.. M. F. Hamilton met with quite g
loss Friday night in the death of his well
known stallion, "Red Mack"
Harry G. Clark and family are going to
New Hampshire to reside because of its
being more convenient for Mr.. Clark.
Harry M. Cham berlin, who for the past
few weeks has been spending his vacation
with III. g. Blanchard, has returned tc
Boston.
Mr.. A. 8. March, who has spent the sum-
mer at his cottage at the Bluff, and who
has been seriously i'll, has 80 far recovered
as to be able to be taken to his home in
Newton, Mass.
Contractor j. FL. Corners has returned
from Seattle, Wash, and is hustling with
renewed vigor the work on the govern.
ment building, the outside of which il
about completed.
Mr.. Tom Z. Camp, who for a number oil
years has been employed by c. F. Ranney
and later a member of the WELL known
firm OF q. +. Ranney & Co., has severed
mis- connection with that firm.
Friday evening at the Congregations
church the Christian Endeavorers enjoyed
Miss Helen Graves of st. Johnsbu
Center, who gave a very interesting tall
on the Denver c. E. convention. Mis-.
Graves makes no pretensions as a public
speaker, this being her first work before
large audience. She is secretary of siz
different philanthropic organizations
which brings her closely in touch with
the work. She has become thorough,