Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-16

J. NJ. CargiIl has moved back to his
place here.
B. L. Gilman has gone to Haverhill,
Mass, to work.
J. w. Goodsell, OF Haverhill, Mass, is
visiting relatives here.
NJ. q. Burbank and family have re-
turned from East Richford.
Lewis and Glenn Barney are at home
from East Haven, where they have been
numbering.
NEWPORT.
Miss Emily Hamilton has been i'll.
Henry Ball of Stanstead is in Boston.
Master Lee Hamilton is sick with tonsi-
litis.
w. Il. Bullock and family were in town
Friday.
Mrs. Mckay of Mansonville was in town
last week.
Mr.. Frank Thompson is visiting in Lyn-
donville.
G. L. White had a shock last week and is
now very sick.
Mr.. Greenwood of Enosburg Falls visited
here last week.
Atwood Fullington will spend his vaca-
tiou in Johnson.
Mrs. Geo. II. Flint gave a whist party
Friday evening.
Mrs. Cassius Bowen of Mansonville was
in town recently.
E. G Blanchard's children have been
having the measles.
The F. U. o. society meets with Stella
Dale Tuesday evening.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ned Rodey Friday morning.
Mrs. Kenyon and Mrs. Homer Thrasher
left for New York Tuesday night.
Mrs. Hattie Morgan has gone to L. o.
Wilson's at Charleston for visit.
The ladies of the Congre gational church
give their bazaar the 18th and 18th.
Capt. Curry reports that work upon the
April 1st.
The ladies OF the Baptist church gave a
sweet-sixteen party Friday evening and
all had very enjoyable time.
Misses Grace and Florence Williams
leave for Boston to-day, where they will
remain for a couple of weeks.
Allie w. Yates of this place and Ethel
Chappell OF West Darby were married
Wednesday by Rev. w. G. Newell.
Roy Skinner has once more recovered
from illness and returned to his duties as
drug clerk in the Huntington pharmacy.
s. @. Scott fell upon the icy sidewalk
last Monday and was quite badly injured
about the head. He is very much better
now.
| The three months old son of H. II.
Hutchinson died at West Derby Wednes-
day. The funeral was held Friday after
neon.
DIR. o. B. Gould opened his office in the
Lawrence block last week. Mrs. Gould ID
expected to arrive in a few weeks from
New York.
DIR. II. F. Hamilton Will attend the
dental association meeting at Burlington
this week; his Office will be closed from
Tuesday to Saturday, inclusive.
Rev. w. c. Brown of the Baptist church
was confined to the house q few days last
week with rheumatism, not being able tt
conduct the Thursday evening prayer
meeting.
The latest device Mr.. Green has added
to his undertaker's outfit is a grave vault
1t is made of iron and stone, cominl
: in sections and bolted together whe1
wanted.
J Matte Chillson was called to Springfield
! Mass, last week by the serious illness o
her sisters little boy, Jay Fuller, who re
? Gently underwent an operation to remov
a growth in the head.
The Beethoven Club met with Ann
Green Tuesday evening and fine program
was rendered. There were four and eight
hand piano selections, duets, and paper
upon musical subjects.
Z Chorister Burgess is now training hi
boy choir in minstrel program; and thi
coon show, which will be given under tn
auspices of st. Marks church, is set apar
for April IA, the first Tuesday evening afte
Easter.
Mr.. VIM. Kline, who has been spendin
the winter in Boston, recently bought
fine pair of matched horses there and sen
them home to his farm here, and 500
after one of them was stricken with pneu
. monia and died.
. The Ladies' Guild OF st. Marks churc
met with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Water
March 5th and aided materially in tn
Il celebration of their 55th wedding ami
versary. The presents were many an
!. best wishes feryent. An enjoyable repa:
II was served.
John Elder of the Lake View House ha