Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-30

procession OF one OF Bert Lanes shows;
let's go and see." Aud the father reached
the door In time to catch his sons be-
seeching glance as the honorary escort
were countermarching for uptown again.
But there's an end to all things, and the
doubly tied bridegroom was again allowed
his liberty to continue q more congenial
bondage.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Miss Elida Kilby Is sick.
Willie WEIGH is home on q visit.
Mrs. Jasper Phillips is quite sick.
Miss Grace Rogers Is at home for brief
visit.
Miss Hattie Perkins is visiting her
mother.
Miss Marjorie Erwin returned to Mont
pelier last week.
n. s. Rogers and Z. ID. Percy are shing-
ling their houses.
Mrs. Baxter Bowman has returned from
her visit to Barton.
John Wright of Montreal Is visiting his
brother, David w. Wright.
Miss Frances Garland has returned from
her visit to Mansonville, p. Q.
MI. A0O MIS-. deO. OuTtlSOI LOWell NlelL-
ed at ]. q. Stickney's last week.
Mrs. Wentworth and son of Maine are
stopping at Mrs. Martha Percy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Miller are visiting
their daughter in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Lizzie Stickney went to Lowell last
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. George
Curtis.
A.. n-Iardo u;IIiar,s ,vao oaIIad -
Lowell, Mass, last week by the death of
her sister.
Quite delegation of Masons attended the
Masonic gathering at Newport, last Tues
day evening.
Master Maurice Kendall of Newport Wis
tied his grandmother, Mrs. Lydia Bailey,
one day last week.
Miss Anna v. Hardy, who has been visit
ing her uncle, Rev. o. w. Heyer, returned
to North Troy Friday.
Jerre Mainville has painted and papered
his house for the new tenants who are
expected here next week.
A goodIy number accepted Mr.. Samuel
! Sweets invitation to a sugaring off last
| Tuesday and report pleasant time.
Favorable reports are received from o. ].
Adams who went to Springfield Mass,
some weeks ago for medical treatment.
SOUTH NEWPORT.
II. A. Wright is on the sick list.
George Chaffee is suffering from a badly
sprained ankle.
A large flock OF wild geese passed over
here March "a.
. v1sn a. ~,
full bloom March Goth.
Jerry Hodgkins OF Westfield visited at
II. A. Wright's recently.
Joseph Taylor has rented Buzzell Taylor's
farm. Buzzell Taylor has moved to New
port village.
| Homer FIfield has sold his farm and
stock to Mr.. Magoon of Albany. Mr..
Fifield will move to Sheldon Springs.
TROY.
Rachel Hammond is visiting here.
Mr.. Shepley of Sheldon was in town last
week.
Ray sherwen of Wells River is visiting
at A. J. Halls.
Mrs. II. d. Everts is home from visit in
Franklin County.
Milo Porter of Cambridge, Mass, was a
recent visitor here.
Miss Maud Wakefield visited Mrs. Bert
Chandler Thursday.
VIM. Elms has moved from No. Troy
into the "bee- hive"
The Methodist ladies have put a new
carpet in their church.
Mrs. Erwin Rockwell and children have
returned from a visit to her parents.
BERTHE Buck of Newport is the guest oil
her grandmother, Mrs. Geo. F. Boyden.
viii Percy has moved into the Shepard
tenement an d is working in the creamery
Bradley Houston is putting in a dormel
window and making repairs on his house
Henry Morse and family who have beer
stopping at Ellery Covey's have gone tc
Richford.
Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Blair are stopping
with Mr.. Blair's father, Geo. d. Blair, fol
the present.
Warren Whitehouse has opened hi
, meat market for the season, and will soor
put on a cart.
The lecture announced for Tuesday eve
ming did not come off, as Mr.. Lewis failed
to put in an appearance.
!, Mr.. Metcslf has stored his goods, anC
Jay Percy of Westfield has moved into thu
, tenement vacated by him.
; Mrs. Alkaline Carpenter has gone to Bar
ton Landing on account of the illness o
! her sons wife, Mrs. VIII Brown.
NORTH TROY.
Z Miss &. w. Hackett has gone to Hanover
. n. II.
: Col. aud Mrs. ]. w. Currier have returne,
= from Boston.
II Hon. o. y. Kelton of st. Adams recent
!, visited in town.
a Miss Lenora Elkins of Richford visite
% in town last week.
# Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bsrrows of Barto
is were in town last week.