Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-01-19

TO paElake Oh DOuDIl1ul Cnrlstmhs dinner,
such as Mrs. Hsnnant knows how to serve.
JAY.
Royal Hadlock has sold his timber lot on
the mountain to Fred Elkins.
Twin children were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stone last week. The children
died.
Ed. Percy of No. Troy has moved to
town into a house near the Mountain
House.
j. E. Chase took his granddaughter to
the home of her father in Barton last
week.
Charles Crandall of Toledo, o., formerly
of Jay has been visiting in town, accom-
panied by his mother from Richford. He
has been west for about twenty years.
NEWPORT.
Maude Riches is ill.
Fred Hall is able to be out again.
George Root was in Boston last week.
Mrs. Fuller is visiting Mrs. Mamie
Smith.
Mrs. F. M. Sherman is visiting in Bur-
lington.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. Flint were in Boston
last week.
Fred Edmunds OF Canaan was in town
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goode have returned from
New York.
| Mr. and Mrs O. H. Rawson are visiting
in Burlington.
Chas. F. Bigelow is sick again with q
stomach trouble.
Mrs. B. F. Moore is having severe at
tack of the grip.
Charles Essex had his foot iammed in an
elevator last week.
Mrs. 81. @. Humphrey and son Howard
were ill during last week.
Harry Gaylor who had been very sick
with typhoid fever, died yesterday.
Judge Watson of the supreme court was
here Friday on professional business.
Blanche Chase has large class of pupils
on the mandolin, several coming from out
of town.
The engagement of Miss Ruth Colby and
Edward D. Collins was formally announced
last week.
A fire company has been organize at
the west end and a new engine and outfit
procured.
Freeman Powers received a severe cut on
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veneer mill.
A large company of yonng people in
dulged in straw ride to Coventry We'd
nesday evening.
The F. U. o. Society of the Methodist
church met with Mrs. Harry Dickens Fri
day evening.
Mrs. NetUie Hadlock, who recently un-
derwent a successful surgical operation by
: DR.. Bogue, is now recovering.
Fl. B. Stewart and Miss Florence Stewart
were married in Boston Jan. 18th. Their
wedding tour will extend to California.
:, The Social Union of the Congregational
$ church met with Mrs. Geo. B. Young
Thursday, and the attendance was very
large.
John Lockhart is in town visiting his
. mother and sisters. He is to leave soon
for Denver, Col, where he has fine posi-
ton.
Mr.. Paine of Cuba, who spent the sum-
:. mer in this county and returned to that
- country last month, is now in Jackson
vile, Fla.
20 Mrs. Lewis Fish died Monday at an ad-
- vanced age, and the funeral was held We'd
- nesday, and now Mr.. Fish is very sick
- with pneumonia.
40 Col. Roberts of Baltimore, Md, inspec-
~ tor of public buildings, was here last week
in his official capacity, comforting with the
We superintendent of the local Federal build
ing, Capt. Curry.
d. The ladies of st. Marks church gave 9
social at Mrs. Frank Harvey's Thursday
lis evening, and the time was passed VERY
to pleasantly. There was an attendance o
nearly seventy persons.
x, William Wright, father of Herbert A
n Wright of this place, died Thursday nigh
zee at his home in Georgeville. He had bee1
ill about week. Mr.. and Mrs. Wrigh
y" went to Georgeville Friday.
Eat Company L., V. N. q. began regula
,ly drills Thursday evening at their armor|
of in Odd Fellows block. Capt. Farman ez
~. poets especial attention will be paid d
nd guard manual and duty little later.
on DR.. Cheney of Lyndonville was GALLO
mt here last week to see Earl, the little son
me Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hunter, who has bee
9TH sick for so long. The doctor could nd
ION give the parents much encouragement
saving the little fellows life.
zen Lyman Hammond of Providence, r.
The was here recently and bought a part Of
a carload of horses for the Rhode Islal|
ev. market. He reports prices very high
OF that section. Mr.. Hammond was formed
pie a resident Of this place and worked for |
nee III. Gaines.
ton Bert French of Lyndonville, formerly
ing B. and M. conductor and a resident OF
OF place a few years ago, has bought
ad- Memphremagog restaurant of Merton
OF stone and takes immediate possessi3
Mr.. French will move his family here
soon as he can secure tenement.
her ne "a 'Ao
Farm are getting timber in readiness
the erection of their new buildings VIII