Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-09-12

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,,iends. who sincerely mourn with the be-
re,t wife. daughter and son, his departure
from their circle. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon at the home, with burial
IN the Lake Road cemetery
NEWPORT CENTER.
Mrs. Roy E. Davis is very ILL.
] Miss Grace Rogers has returned to Brad
ford.
/ Miss Mabel E. Rogers returned to Barre
/ last Monday.
Mica Lizzie stickney has returned to |
Springfield, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Perkins have re-
turned to Everett, Mass.
Charles Ryan and Miss Marjorie Erwin |
have returned to Montpelier.
Mrs. c. L.. Erwin went to Newport last
Monday to visit her father, who is In very
poor health.
Dr C. l.. Erwin and n. S. Rogers went to
Newport last Monday to attend the funeral
NJ Kendrick Richmond.
Rev. B. P. Parker was called to East
Randolph last Monday to attend the
funeral of Eugene Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Fletcher, who have
been visiting at Milo Wizards have re-
turned to Franklin county.
prof. C. H. Holbrook has organized a
singing school to be held in the M. E.
church each Monday and Saturday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. B. P. Parker and Miss
Hattie Parker attended the yearly meeting
of r. B. churches OF Lyndon Center last
i week.
MORGAN.
: Grace Blake is working at Roy Moul-
toms.
: Mrs. Lila johnson is visiting at West
Derby.
e Guv Bartlett is attending school at
Derby Center.
IS Mr.. Horn has bought the little house
near Bert Bailey's.
st The Barton fair attracted many from
this town last week.
ne School in the Gore commenced today
ID Miss Crawford, teacher.
ne A party who has a lumber job has moved
IN into the Jocelyn house.
w Mrs. Simon Marsh, who has been absen
from home for some. time visiting friends
VI has returned.
~ Renorts from Newton Blood state tha
. he is gaining, and it is hoped no operatlo
rI will be necessary.
r. Not a democratic vote cast in Morga
this year. 1O4 republican votes, one pre-
hihitiou and six defective.
oro The Lecture by Rev. Mr.. Lewis, ''Ih
m Lonely Man and his Guardian Angus,
er was a rare treat to all VINO hsteneu'
seems strange that more do not get out
such entertainments. Mr.. Lewis Is III
sneaker. and we hope to hear him again.
18th TROY.
Leon Strople is at home.
ain Judpe s. r. Davis has gone to Michigan
Mrs Lucy Jones is home from Lisbo1
at N. h.
Mrs Houston is visiting her daught
M in ST. Johnsbury.
g. Ouite a number of Troy people attendt
the Barton fair.
,u Mrs. Geo. Smith has beea spending
CIT week at Beebe Plain.
The ladies served dinners at the vest
Tuesday and cleared S28.
Iolh Homer Evarts and daughter Grace
'"o attending court at Newport.
Mrs French and sons OF Sutton, T.
erly were at c. C. Smiths last week.
Alhs Miss Laurin and Miss Davis DC
+eoch in the graded school at North Tr
on N1rs Fred Burbank and children
the Toronto. Ont, are visiting her brother,
III u D. Peck.
Warren Whitehouse has gone to NO
pre- TROY to work for Mr.. Parkhurst IN
stem meat business.
lship The election passed off quietly.
republican nominee, j. l.. Lewis,
and elected on the first ballot.
horo The village schools began today W
Kan John Dubois in the higher and Miss
nedy in the primary department.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs Davis Aug. 31st with la
attendance. The next meeting is v
400 Mrs. Pettingill Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. w. S. JENNIE have retur
from four weeks absence; during WI
la'lon time they visited in Albany, Greensb
lo'ollA Walden, Ryegate, Newbury, Bradford
Corinth in Vermont and Haverhll
'a'ien' WoodsvilIe in New H ampshire. Mr.. Je
spent the week OF the G. A. X. enca
brated - !, BOSTON.
their wESTEIELD.
Friday u,h,,-o hos
llagers Charie' ~
pie cell 'slVing rela', mt 70 Massachu
last week on business.
he Or r,,.ohoock and Miss Lillian Ne
held at - DO Country Fair last WeC
- day.
r wives Painters from N Troy have palnte
Hon. n s.iI' -o.;aanoe the village 81
nd the - +haM q. Church
oquent Tss, ano large number of witr
from, his town appeared before the {