Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-09-21

Albert Jones OF Mslrose, Mass, is visit
ing friends here.
Mrs. Rets Ray has gone to Newport to
work for Gilman & Co.
Mrs ID. L. Hildreth was very sick last
week, but is some better.
Paul Smith and his sister Florence have
returned to wsverly, Mass.
Mrs. o. E. williams has returned from
her visit to Lowell, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Page visited rela-
tiyss in Morgan last week.
Chas. Estell has begun threshiug, Elmer
Dawson working as assistant.
Willie Allen has been home from
Wsverly, Mass, the past week.
Charlie Bow man goes soon to Nashua,
n. II where he has employment.
Mrs. 1. p. Chase went TO Barton Landing
last Thursday to visit her daughter.
Orren Adams has gone to Springfield,
Mass for treatment in the hospital.
f. d. Taylor has been visiting in New
Hampshire during the past few days.
Mrs. Helen Gaylor of Newport spent
several days visiting friends here last
week.
Fred p. Riley went to Coventry last
Thursday to attend the funeral of a former
resident OF this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Phillips were called
to Highgate Center last week by the ILL
ness Of Mrs. Phillips sister.
Rev. and Mrs. o. w. Heyer went to
North Troy last Thursday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Charles Hardy, who was a
sister OF Mr.. Heyer.
The Vermont Peoples Telephone Co.
have strung another line from Newport
connecting with the village line, thereby
doing away with the central Office at lay
lor's store, providing better service for the
patrons, and Mr.. Tay lor will now give his
customers better service at the counter.
TROY.
John Aiken is quite sick.
Frank Button i. working in the cream
cry.
Eli Gilbert OF Albany was in town Sun
day.
Geo. B. Young of Newport was in town
| Wednesday.
Amory Davidson of Craftsbury was in
town Friday.
hoa ha oil
lage to the mills.
Edgar and Carl Hazelton OF Richford
have been in town.
Mrs. F. 8. Rogers of No. Troy was a wis.,
itor here MonCay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Hazelton have q
son, born Sept. 18th.
VIM. Roylston was in town Tuesday on
his way to Rlchford.
Mrs. Blanche Smith of Connecticut i:
visiting her parents.
Miss Elva Shepard of Mansonville has
returned to her home.
Miss Miranda Merritt of Manchester, N
H., is visiting in town.
Miss Kate Wursthon of Richford ha.
been visiting her sister.
Miss Alice Skinner OF Lowell was a re.
cent visitor at Mr.. Hutchins'.
Oscar Larrabee is home from school a
Newport Center on account of illness.
WESTFELD.
Amos Cross rode out last Thursday.
Henry Streeter was in Albany last week
Mrs. Caroline Miller is visiting il
Albany. .t.. ...
Fl. d. Miller is repainting the exterior @
his store. .r
Mrs. T. J. Boynton of Everett, Mass, !
visiting in town.
H., on the sick list.
Lawyer George Young OF Newport was
} town last Wednesday.
Miss Lily Trumpass is teaching tn
Richards school in Lowell.
Mrs. s. l.. Hendrix visited in st. Johns
bury, Barton Landing and Newport Cente
recently.
DR.. Hill OF Lowell was in town las
Thursday to counsel with DR.. Young
the case OF l.. K. Annis.
The Book Of Hosea was the subject cor
sidered at the Bible study conducted b
Rev. A. B. PEBBLES at the CongI churc
J last Wednesday evening.
= Mrs. Betsey Stebbins who was take
! suddenly ill on Saturday morning, Sept. L
is much better. Mrs. Aiken, who can
: from Albany to care for her, returned hon
, on Wednesday.
On the occasion of the exercises !
Hszen's Notch on Aug. 81, the young lad
who signalled to unveil the marker
waving the United States flag, was Mi
; Agnes L. Hines of Lowell, descendant
VIM. Knapp. Miss Mildred Bell, age