Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-07-06

was freed and regained consciousness, but
has terribly burned hand. At present
he seems TO be doing nicely.
SOUTH NEWPORT.
Mrs. :. A. Davis is i'll.
Miss Dora LaBounty is sick with the
measles.
Wallace Blanchard has moved into
Frank Domino's tenement house.
Mrs. c. II. Cole and Mrs. William Lam
pher are visiting relatives in North Troy.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Gladys Allen is i'll.
ID. Taylor is away for a weeks vaca-
tion.
Cort Sherman of waverly, Mass, is in
town.
Miss Carrie Kilby is working at Jehiel
Herrick's.
Mrs Fred Estell is visiting friends in
Bloomington.
Miss Grace Marvin is stopping with her
aunt, Mrs. Buck.
Miss Kate Ferrin has returned to her
home in Holland.
, Edgar Bailey of Province Hill was in
. town last Thursday.
K. f. Callahan OF Lebanon, N. H., is in
town for q brief visit.
Miss Edith Bailey goes to Littleton, N.
H., this week to visit her aunt.
Herman Smith has moved into the ten
ement recently vacated by Fred Shaw.
Miss Elizabeth Stickney is assisting in
the store during Mr.. Tsylor's absence.
Miss Myrtle Bailey OF Jay visited her
grandmother, Mrs. Lydia Bailey, last week.
Miss Hazel Harris OF Barton Landing is
visiting her grandfather, Charles Litch-
field.
Mrs. Rets Rey and little son of SPRING
field, Mass, are expected at Frank Miller's
this week.
Miss Helen Green left town last wednes-
day TO spend a few weeks with relatives in
Massachusetts,.
Curtis Sherman and his niece, Miss Ha-
eel Martin of Waverly, Mass, are visiting
relatives here.
Miss Gladys Sherman and her sister Irma
OF Wsverly, Mass, are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. A. Glines.
There was a gathering Of relatives at
George Searles' last Wednesday to cele-
brste Mrs. Searles' birthday.
The rural delivery routes starting from
this Office went into operation July LIST.
George Larabee is carrier for route No. 1,
and L. Peabody for No.2
Charles Smith attempted suicide last
Wednesday by taking laudanum. He had
previously showed signs OF mental de-
rsngement. Medical assistance was rend-
cred in season to prevent fatal results. BY
the advice OF physicians he will be taken to
Waterbury for treatment.
TROY.
VIM. Donagan was home Wednesday.
Wesley Evarts of Springfield is in town.
Cortez Sherman OF Waverly, Mass, is in
town
Miss Helen 1. Laurin spent the 4th at
Barton.
Ray Shaw remains Ill with rheumatic
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Peabody were here
Tuesday.
j. o. Baker of Richford was in town
Wednesday.
w. E. shepley of Sheldon was in town
Wednesday.
Miss Nellie HartwelI has been visiting at
Newport Ctr.
Road Commissioner Charee is smoothing
up our streets.
Mr.. Ellsworth of West Derby was in
town Monday.
Miss Ella Fowler has gone to her home
In Danville, p. Q.
B. b. Laurin and daugh liter Helen were in
Newport Monday.
e. A. Tracy Of Bordentown, N. j., was
here Wednesday.
Mrs. Moore OF No. Troy was here Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mrs. Atwell OF Waterford is visiting her
nephew, A. ID. Pettingill.
The Misses Mary and Hsrrie winslow
have returned to Boston.
Cens and Hester Coburn have been visit
Ing friends at Newport Ctr.
Myron Blair and family of Newport
spent the sabbath in town.
Mrs. Foster OF Iowa is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Enos Whitehouse.
Mrs. Martha searles of Newport Ctr, is
visiting Der niece, Mrs. Larabee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weed OF Lowell were re-
ent guests at Rev. Mr.. Buzzelrs.
Rev. j. W. BuZzelPs many friends viii
pe sorry TO hear OF his poor health.
A large number OF North Troy people at
ended the play Thursday evening.
Mrs. Dickens and Miss spauIding of
Newport have been at w. ID. MiIler's.
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