Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-23
NEWPORT CENTER.

NEWPORT CENTER.
Miss Celia Bowman is sick.
ID. L. Hildreth has been quite i'll.
Lester Percy is shingling his house.
Miss Minnie Sheldon is able to ride out.
Miss Eda Bailey visited at Newport last
week
Mrs. Alma Hazelton has returned to
Richiord.
Lewis L1mere and family are stopping at
John Percy's.
Mrs. Nettie Perkins visited relatives at
Newport last week.
Mrs. Sarah Tracy of Newport is stopping
at Seymour Townbridge's.
Mrs. Nettie Perkins is having her house
repaired. z. P. Adams is doing the work.
Miss Lizzie and Laura Stickney attended
the graduating exercises at Derby Academy
last Friday.
Mrs. o. Z. Williams was called to
Lowell, Mass, last Thursday by the death
OF her sister.
Miss Louisa Lawson, who went to Mary
Fletcher hospital a few weeks ago for
treatment, is reported to be improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Tracy, who have
been visiting their parents and friends in
this vicinity, have returned to their home
in Martins, N. 81.
SOUTH NEWPORT.
Mrs. Edgar P. Wright has an orange,
Otaheite, seventeen inches high which has
twenty buds and three ripe oranges.
A gloom was cast over this community
by the death of Merle Allen, which oc-
Cured Thursday, Mar. II, of appendicitis,
aged years, months, 26 days. He was a
bright manly little fellow and ia general
fagorite with his playmates. Great sympa
thy is felt for his father and grandparents.
TROY.
Mrs. B. S. Chandler has been quite ill.
Miss Ella Fowler has returned to New
port.
Mrs. Carroll G. Smith is home from SUIT
ton, 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bates are visiting Mr..
Bates parents.
Mrs. Geo. Smith is visiting her parents
at Beebe Plain.
Isaac Wilson of Sutton spent last week
at his farm here.
Miss Nina Chaffee has returned to her
| home in Fairfax.
Geo. D. Blair was in Newport last week
on the struck jury.
Miss Lou D. Miller has gone to her
mothers at Marshfeld.
Three horses were sold from this imme-
date vicinity last week.
Miss Lila Ward of Newport was recent
| guest at j. s. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Rogers of Richford
were recent visitors here.
Miss Mae Hartwell has gone to Newport
to work in the Arlington.
Mrs. A. J. Coburn has returned from a
two weeks visit in Newport.
Rev. E. P. Treat of Irasburg preached at
the Congregational church the 18th.
| Andrew Buchanan was called to Sutton,
P. O., last week by the death OF relative.
Mrs. Blanche e. Smith of Riverview,
Conn, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and MIR s.
Morey.
Some OF the best sugar makers in5this
section are not tapping their sugar places
this spring.
Frank Wells was in town Saturday, and
his wife and children accompanied him to
their new home In Lyndonville.
WESTFELD.
Miss Helen Farman has returned from
Hardwick.
Dwight Harding has returned from
Craitsbury.
Dayton Harding is here from NeM
Hampshire.
Mrs. Arthur Bickford is thought to be
improving.
Mrs. Herbert Longley, who has been very
i'll, is improving.
Rev. M. W. Farman preached in Gov
entry on the 18th.
E. FL. Hitchcock has been doing job oil
shingling for Mrs. Mary Hoyt.
The school directors have appointed Mrs
E. 8. Miller superintendent for another
year.
Frank Fulton has finished his labors In
II. D. Miller's store and returned to
, his home In Wells River.
The Misses Helen Farman, Ethel Hoy
and Bessie Bryant were received into full
connection In the M. e. church on Sunday
the I'D inst.
Miss Mabel Edmunds has been engaged
. to teach In the Lapierre school and Miss
Maud Harding of Lowell in the Trumpas
schoolhouse. Miss Annie Gilbert is Il
teach in No. Lowell.
The special revival services finished las
Tuesday night. These meetings were yer,
interesting and fruitful of good results
We are greatly indebted to Rev. E. P. Urea