Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-03-14
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nth's work in sugRring, while some Will
tap their orchards on account of the
b wages.
irs. Lila. johnson is nicely located at
Burlington hospital where she has
pc for treatment. host of friends
pc for a complete restoration to health.
NEWPORT.
young son Of DR.. Bogue is sick with
yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Scott are i'll with
journalism.
Mrs. Archibald Wells is visiting in
birth Troy.
Frank Ball is to work for his brother In
greenhouse.
Mrs. Sarah Humphrey was not quite as
eli last week.
The village schools closed last Friday for
three weeks vacation.
Mrs. Mary Bigelow Is visiting Mrs.
etsey Bullock in Derby.
Mrs. John Young is quite i'll, being at
nded by a trained nurse.
Mrs. B. F. Moore has been very i'll the
asst week With laryDgitis.
Herbert Wright is able to be on duty at
be post office once more.
Mrs. Gardner Drew Of Barton visited her
Hster, Mrs. d. NJ. Camp, last week.
Mrs. w. b. Bullock of Bsrton visited her
unit, Mrs. Moore, the past week.
Mrs. Hattie Page of Whiteded, n. H., is
isiting her friend, Mrs. Q. Fl. Green.
w. w. True has had a severe attack of
be grip since returning from Boston.
Mr.. Connors, contractor OF the govern
nent building, has returned from ia maica.
Kew. Mr.. Mclaughlin of White River
junction was in town on business last
week.
w. j. Avery has moved his stock OF mer-
thandiEe from the Memphremagog House
back into the repaired Drew block.
Evelyn Rex ford, who has been employed
in the home OF B. F. Moore is at her home
n Ayers Flat Pc, ill with the grip.
The Masons worked the second degree
uuon three candidates, and the first degree
upon one, at their meeting Tuesday even
ing.
Will Hight is transforming one half OF
his barn on South street into mechanics
shop and reports the intention OF building
boats.
The Methodist people rode over to the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Steele in West Derby
last Friday evening and enjoyed an even
ing Of sociability.
The Harmonic Band had their annual
business meeting last Thursday evening
ha m
ments for the seasons playing.
During the month just past there wer'
eight B. &. NJ engineers off duty at tn
same time on account Of sickness; putting
double duty upon the well train men.
A special town meeting is called for tn
-23d inst, for the purpose of electing liste
to take VIM. Batchelder's place, who
not eligible, his list not being in this town
The fire brigade were called out Wednes
day afternoon for an alarm rung in from
Coventry street box. The cause was only
chimney burning out in the Grant tene
ment b )use.
Miss Lizzie Sargent has returned to tn
Goodrich Library and resumed her dutie
as librarian. Much sympathy ID extende
to her in her great bereavement by th
death OF her mother.
Every mem Der of the Dorman family
i'll. Mrs. Dorman is very low with car
ecerous trouble Of long standing, haVln
bsen operated upon at two different time
in past years. Sam and May are bot
quite i'll 18th pneumonia.
A reception was rendered Mr.. and Mr.
c. M. Bailey a week ago Friday evening
the event of the fiftieth anniversary of b
birth. 1t was surprise to the gentleman
The company were composed OF M
Bailey's associates in the customs Off
and a very pleasant evening was passed.
The Ladies' Social Union realized ov
500 from their two days fair OF last wee
H was the most successful gathering
the kind that the society ever held. II
supper and entertainment of Tuesday ev
ming netted them $50, while the sales
their fancy goods were very large.
The International Mill Company have
big stock OF logs on hand. 1t is report
upon good authority that the mill will I
open in the spring. This is good news
the community, for it is one of the large
lnufacturing plants in the city and hs
capacity for employing about two hundr
men.
Capt. J. F. Lambert is in Boston seie
ing an outfit for that new bakery blo'
he is to erect on the John Gale lot aolo
ing the Arlington block. The Captain
selected the largest portable oven that
manufactured. Work will begin on
block this spring as soon as the Weat
viii permit.
Arthur Ames, coachman for DR.. Bog
died last Tuesday morning OF typh
fever. The funeral was held Thursday
the body was taken to his home in Holit
for funeral and burial. He had lived
Newport several years, formerly work
for Fred Sisco in his livery stable. He
unmarried.
Carroll Harris, proprietor OF Hotel
lington, died last Wednesday morning
typhoid fever. Rev. A. A. Murch OF
Episcopal church conducted short serv