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

railroad, was severely injured last Monday,
and has since been confined to his bed.
Dawson Jenkins, r. II. Rice and several
other Masons attended the dedication of
the Masonic hall at Barton Landing last
Tuesday.
U. A Harris is to bring water from the
Sweet farm to his own, a distance of 200
rods. r. II. Rice has contracted to dig
the ditch for the laying of the water pipe.
TROY.
Judge Davis has been quite I'LL.
Mrs. Higgins remains seriously Ill.
Mrs. Mitchell is home from Richford.
Mrs. ID. II. Buck is home from Rutland.
Hiram Peck has returned from Toronto.
Miss Cena Coburn was in Derby Friday.
Mrs. Carroll Smith is visiting in Sutton,
Pc.
Harold Peck is attending school at New
port.
Miss Airline Hammond spent last week
here.
| Chauncey Cole has returned from New
Hampshire.
Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Mildred Beck of st. Johnsbury is
at her falher's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Young were in New
port, Monday.
Miss Grace Evarts was too ill to go her
school last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. DeLarm were in
town Wednesday.
B. L. Chandler is clerking for Hammond
& Elkins, No. Troy.
Mrs. Wealthy Smith is spending some
weeks in Westfeld.
Roy Kinsley of Lowell has been visiting
his sister, Mrs Cello.
Rev. and Mrs. w. s. JENNIE are visiting
in Newport anG Derby.
The mill which mas been shut down for
some weeks has started up.
Mrs. James Fiheld and son of Newport
have been visiting ia town.
Mrs. W. D. Miller and Mrs. Alice Lom-
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Will Percy has taken logging job and
moved to west Hill, Westfeid.
Mrs. Berenice Chandler and daughter
spent last week in North Troy.
Mrs. G. G. Smith entertained a party Of
relatives and friends last week.
Miss Hester Coburn and her friend, Miss
Alice Clark, spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. Austin Walker, the evangelist, hat
closed his work here and gone to Lowell.
Several men from here were called tc
Newport last week in the Wilson insurance
case.
WESTFIELD.
l. D. Johnson, who has been ill, is i'm.
proving.
Mrs. w. c. Farman and daug hters, Zaids
and Mary, visit in Hardwick this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron johnson of Man.
chester, n. H., are visiting ut I. D. John.
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO NJ. Aseltine and SOL
Kenneth Of Enosburg Falls visited w. s.
Trumpass last week.
1t is expected that Hon. Mason 8. Stone
will give lecture here in the near futur,
on the Philippines for the benefit of the
town library.
Rev. M. w. Farman lectures In Danville
West Danville and East Hardwick OF
Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday nights
, of this week.
WESTMORE.
Martin Clapper is home from Newport
M. E. Calkins has bought a corn har
vester.
Mr.. Harry Quint returned to town las
Tuesday.
Chas. Averill goes to West Lebanon THU
week to work.
A large mum Der attended the gathering
at Norris Crows.
Clara Bowley has gone to Barton t.
work for Mrs. Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willoughby of Islanc
Pond have been in town.
Franz Hunt and Paul Averill were home
, from Barton over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Berwick expects to 60 t.
Brooklyn, N. Y, to work.
Capt. Averill's steamer, Keewaydin, ha!
been put up for the winter.
Albro Hunt spent few days at HON,
with his mother last week.
Miss Nettie Crombie has gone to hel
home in Manchester, N. H.
Mrs. Quint entertained her brother, Mr.
: Bowley, and wife last week.
Geo. Goodheart Is in town and is rush.
ing the work at the parsonage.
Geo. Conley was In Shelourne, N. H., las
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