Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-30

1st 70 work IN q tin shop. @
In the case OF Trucott VS.. Allen, before 9
justice verdict was rendered for plaintiff;
defendant appealed.
Ora Burroughs has had 10 increase the
number OF trips after cream, owing to the
large amount TO be gathered.
MORGAN CENTER.
9. l.. Burroughs lost valuable COW last
week.
Miss Nettis Maxfield has finished work
at Newport and IL now at home.
Mrs. NJ. q. Burbank has gone to the
Corner to care for Mrs. II. c. Rye who is on
the sick list.
Mrs. A. q. Griffin and family have re-
turned from Lebanon, N. H., where they
spent the winter.
Mrs. Delta (Cargill) McDougall OF
Rockville, Ontario, IS visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Cargill.
NEWPORT.
Miss Barker, milliner for Gilman & Co.,
has returned from market.
r. 8. Ball has traded his house for George
sleeper's place in West Derby.
Prof. and Mrs. Colburn are to board at
the New Elder boarding house.
Mrs. Archie Wells and Lena Thrasher
pre- the latest victims OF the measles.
Arthur Mansur came home from Bur-
ington last week 10 visit his parents.
w. r. Kipp is putting a fireplace into
bis summer cottage at Knowlton's Bluff.
The personal property OF the late J. &.
Dawson brought good figure at auction
Thursday.
b. f. Moore has been appointed treas
irer OF the M. r. church in place OF the
ate j. &. Dawson.
Editor Stone OF the st. Johnsbury Gale
oman was here Saturday to look over the
ew school building.
Alvin Adams OF st. Johnsbury was here
ast week and sold his house on Bay View
rect TO John Oakley.
Byron Curtis and James Haslett have
xchanged residences. Mrs. Haslett and
hildren have gone to Montreal.
A. f.. Humphrey is moving back to
yndonville. He holds the position OF
aggagemaster in the b. y NJ. service.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Mansur and dsug liter, Mrs.
r. Storrs, gave a reception Thursday
ternoon to nearly hundred ladies, there
ping several present from out of town,
nong whom were Mrs. Truesdale and
rs. Bradley, of Springfield, Mass, and
RS. Frank Field, of Chicopee, Mass.
The dedicatory exercises OF the new
hool building were held Wednesday eve
ng. The building committee consisted
G.. +. Ranney, Il. {. Cook and G. r..
orrs, and Mr.. Cook made the speech
ansierring the building to the trustees,
e. Williams and J. w. Redmond. Re-
hrks were also made by Mr.. Ranney,
OF. Colburne, Mr.. Storrs, and the trus-
3. There is no better constructed school
Hiding in the state and it may well be a
lrce Of pride to the citizens. The spring
m opens day.
he w. c. T. U. parlor social at the NJ.
parsonage Wednesday afternoon was a
" pleasant and profitable occasion.
program consisted OF songs by Mrs.
bel Dickens and Harry Dane, mandolin
piano, and harp and violin duets by
Misses Blanche Chase and Claudia
pulding, address on W. Q. T. U. work
Chilli by Dorothy Richard, remarks on
life of Frances Willard by Mrs. Chas.
Pwn, and a reading by Miss Danforth
pr which refreshments were served
re were thirty in attendance.
he fire department were summoned to
rbrother & Gales tenement house or
entry street Tuesday noon and fought
unborn blaze which had started in g
ition and filled the house with smoke
suffocating extent. The fire was con-
q 20 the partition and so the damage
largely to the interior of the building
water. The loss will amount to about
with fair insurance. The building
occupied by the following persons
crt King, w. NJ. Douglas, barry Beld
and Mr.. Sas; whose loss will be con
rable, having but slight insurance OF
ents.
b. NJ. b. Hall died March % at tn
e OF his son in Boston, at the age O
ears. lie was born in Storksboro
ing to Newport in 1865, and has re
4 here ever since. He was at one tim
e mercantile business, but for severa
has kept a market garden in Bates
He was a very jealous Congregs
nlist, having been a deacon of tina
animation thirty years. In 1SI7 b
ficd Phoebe Ballard Hamilton o
shire, who died in 1885, leaving fou
rem. In 1892 he married Clariss
Der, who died In 1901. The tuners
held Wednesday afternoon at tn
,rCgational church here, with buris
est Derby.
all intents and purposes George Roc
finished his wedding tour Saturday
IA n. and the next two evening
ug serenely had strengthened h
z Of security sgainst the paying o
B scores by the yourg married me
b he had helped launch upon the Sc
trimony But slssl there was a lift
our he was doomed to take withoJ
III irirntinn OF his better half. b