Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-01
MORGAN.

runnthg OlQs NhH ACHa'
hold at Bloomington Thursday.
MORGAN.
r. K. Lord intends to put up a house on
his new lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Cox left today on
their trip to Westield, Mass.
parties have been occupying the Warren
cottage. for the past few days.
p d.. and Frank Lord are making one of
the most convenient barns In this vicinity
Rsg. Mr.. Nye is to be away for two
ueeLs mr. more on a visit In Hardwick and
other places.
Mr.. Werden will soon move into the
bonse he recently purchased, and will
make needed repairs.
Rev. Charles Morse of Newport Centre
q former Morgan boy, was in town Mon
davand Tuesday, and called on old friends.
Mrs. Pratt, who lives at the lower end
~ the lake, broke her hip a few days ago.
She is ninety years old, and her condition
il therefore serious.
large company met at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Blood the evening OF July 18th,
and all enjoyed themselves. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blood know how to make both old and
young have a pleasant time.
George Sykes, while hewing a stick OF
timber last Thursday, struck his foot with
his axe, cutting a bad cash through the
foot and nearly severing one toe. DR..
GatchelI was called and eight stitches were
required on the top and as many more on
the bottom of the foot.
Those who failed to be present on Tues
day evening to hear the lecture, 'sThe Art
of Making Things Coz, by Rev. Mr.. New
ell. missed a rare treat. 1t was in truth
full of fun, fact and fire. We all hope to
hear him again. Four young ladies sang
several selections that were we'll rendered
and enjoyed by the audience.
? Emerson FL. Peavey died July 23d. The
funeral was held on Monday at the house
. The large number that gathered, showed
the esteem in which the deceased was held
His great love for flowers was bereC
by the mourning ones in a wreath of rose
from the family; a NJ. W. A. pillow from
= Seymour Camp, of which the deceased wa
a member; white carnations from the aux
Hilary. with the 81, showing his age; lille
from Mr.. n Mrs. w. H. Calkins, an
: many smaller tokens that showed sympa
thv for the bereaved family. Rev. Wal
o dron of Hardwick, a former pastor here
r attended the funeral, and interment wa
at South cemetery.
NEWPORT.
Ralph Bowley has typhoid fever.
: Mrs. Ernest Spooner is sick with per.
tonitis.
= W. N. Kinney has returned from Massa
Ii chusetts.
Mrs. Anderson and daughters are
l. WilloughbY lake.
:, Mrs. Harriet RobitiIIe of Worcester,
10 visiting her son Andrew.
re b. F. Moore has placed a new Merril
piano in his residence.
q B.. w. Spear and family are spendin
q their vacation at Eagle Point.
H. G. Humphrey sold the Forepaug
g Circus, 5000 worth of provisions.
g Mrs. Kate Cowles of st. Johnsbury, is
u guest of Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Holt.
: Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Hildreth are G
their Willoughby lake cottage.
H. c. Humphrey commenced last wee
to run a fine new delivery wagon.
Mrs. S. F. Bickford and daughters droV
y. up from Barton, Sunday, to visit Mr.
j. Bullock.
k. Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Humphrey OF Barto
US spent Sunday with Mr.. Humphrey
brothers.
at Miss Murch takes a vacation this wee
going to her former home in Saline
Falls, n. H.
Will Green of Worcester, Mass, Is spen'
ing his vacation with his parents, Mr.. al
Mrs. c. 81. Green.
Charles Brook accompanied l.. P. Curri
up from Barton, to spend Sunday with L
us and Mrs. j. M. Currier.
Mrs. G.. w. Ward is entertaining b
IDS sister, Miss Carrie Gilman, and neice, M
Evelyn Tucker, of Lakeport, N. H.
ing John Roudean died July 18th, of infal
nation of the bowels, aged 43 years. F
the neral was from the Catholic church.
The Lyndonville Band came up Frid
IN evening and played for the moonlig
excursion down the lake on the "Lady."
ing Mr.. Benjamin Murch, who has be
spending his vacation with his broth
WIN Rev. Mr.. Murch, returns to his home
Washington, this week.
WI Minnie Powers, who has been spends
her vacation at her home in Lowell, cal
hh on her brother Carroll Friday, en- route
Boston, where she is doing a millin
business.
During the gale Friday afternoon ont
NC" the plate glass windows in the Fed
L building was broken, which makes
merry third accident of the kind since the bu.
ing was finished.
Ne" Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bryant arrived II
Boston Friday evening to spend Il
thirtieth annual vacation about L
le at Memphremagog, briefly visiting at W
iss' Bullock's, and going to Knowlton's La
ing for two weeks.
Ne" Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard D. Skinner
ias' a load of household goods to Sk1nnerto
Me, last week, where they will comm'
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