Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-02-23

Everett hin was called TO Sharon recent.
" 10 attend the funeral OF an uncle.
The Rebekahs will hold dance at the
L. o. +. ball next Tuesday evening.
Miss Harriet Rouse Of st. Johnsbury
has been here visiting Miss Ruth Lane.
Mr.. Pennoyer OF Cookshire, Que, is
scaling lumber at the Frost Veneer mill.
Miss Alice Sherman is visiting in st.
Johnsbury, Montpelier and Burlington.
Mrs. Archie Grow Is spending a few
weeks at her old home at Brompton, Que.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Humphrey have
had a new Mathushek piano placed in
their house.
Mrs. DE Larm's mother, Mrs. Nye Of
Charleston has been visiting in Newport
for the past week.
George Root left Thursday night for
Boston where he is 10 be married to Miss
Baldwin, Feb. 25th,
Frank Flint and wife, also Mrs. Geo.
Flint ana Mr.. and Mrs. g.. II. Prouty were
in Montreal recently.
Fred Hall left Saturday night for Boston
Root and Miss Baldwin.
Mrs. John Enos was suddenly called to
East Barnet on Tuesday by the illness OF
her mother, Mrs. Kendall.
John and Mabel Cattanach left for Bos-
ton Sunday night to attend the marriage
OF Geo. Root and Miss Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Akin entertained all the
clerks of the firm Of True and Blanchard
at their home one evening recently.
VIM. Dow, an old resident OF Newport,
died suddenly at Island Pond in the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. Smith, recently.
The junior class of the Newport high
school gave a masquerade promenade an
dance in tbeI o. o. F. hall Friday evening,
February 10Th.
The Cong'l Brotherhood held meeting
at the church parlors Friday evening, Feb.
20th. The subject was, ''The church choir,
their place and use." Miss Ruth Colby
was the leading speaker OF the evening.
There were many fine musical points
brought out.
o. f. Bigelow, the we'll konwn druggist,
pensers Ia New England outside of Massa-
chusetts, having sold during the year 1,
e02, 21O gallons, this being only 30 gals. less
han Thompson's Spa used, although they
are the largest soda concern in the world.
Mr. BigeIow sells two gallons to every one
Bold by anyone else in the state of YER
mont.
Nearly twenty Of the young lady friends
pf Mrs. Herbert Wright were pleasantly
Entertained at her home Friday evening,
Feb. 18th, celebrating st. Valentines Day.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
earts, large and small, of red and gilt; the
ming room where refreshments were
erved was festooned with red crepe paper
nd hearts. The evening was spent in
arious annals of fun.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Floyd Miller has returned from Burling-
pm.
Mrs. A. Dawson has moved to Potten
Q.
o. t. Kilby started up his steam mill last
eek. .....
Miss Matte Crawford visited In towr
Gently.
Mr.. aud Mrs. o. ]. Adams are at then
pine again.
]. q. Stickney arrived home from Boston
st Thursday.
Mrs. Daniel Tibbetts is visiting relatives
Franklin, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Horner visited rel
YES here recently.
ehiel Herrick has been engaged as JAM
at the M. Z. church.
Rev. l. p. Chase was confined to tn,
use last week by sickness.
henry AIKEN and Milo AIKEN Of Potion
e., visited at Geo. Aken's last week.
,da Bailey has been visiting her sister
brother who live on the lake road.
IRIS. George Searles is very sick. Mrs
zen Meacham is assisting in caring 70
fr. and Mrs. Chas. w. Hall OF, Concord
II. have been visiting Mrs. Halls rel
es.
lin t. Kilby has repaired the smoke
K at his steam mill and put on a sparl
ster.
rs. Sophronia Blake has gone to Masss
sets to spenda few months with he
ghter.
mer Dawson has finished working 9
creamery and has gone to Manson
Pc.
rs. Pitt and Miss A. b. Daniels Of s
nsbury were guests at Rev. u. w Hey
recently.
mueI ID. Meachsm has returned frol
isit to Massachusetts,, and is stoppin
EH lillian Willey's.
NJ. Neal, X. II. Rice, 1. p. Chase an
tua Ruck attended the district Nj