Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-03-14

funeral was held Wednesday afternoon
from the late residence, Rev. Mr.. McGregor
officiating.
NEWPORT CENTER.
George DIN is on the sick list.
R.H. Rice has returned TO Lyndon.
Raw Wilcox has Fl aished working at the
creamery.
Miss Hattie Parker is working in F. d.
Taylor's store.
Ed. Taylor returned Wednesday from
his business trip.
Mark Meacbsm OF Boston visited rela-
tives here last week.
Clark Rogers of Richford was in town
Thursday on business.
Miss Carrie Willis has gone to East
Albany to visit relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Bailey went to Newport
Tuesday to visit relatives.
Miss Leila Lqffoe of Wheelock is visiting
her uncle, O. E. Williams.
Mrs. Charles Oben and son OF Newport
visited relatives here last week.
Miss Maud Hamilton OF North Troy WIS.,
! tied at DIR. G. l. Erwin's last week.
! Miss Hattie Perkins of barre is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Nettie j. Perkins.
| Mr., and Mrs. D. w. Kelley of North
| TROY visited at d. l.. Hildreth's last week.
| Winnie Rogers of Barre visited his
pareuts. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Rogers,
| last week.
Miss Carrie Kilby went to Barton Land
ing last Tuesday to work in the family OF
stephen Crawford.
Miss Minnie Bowles and Mrs. Henry
Smith visited at Barton Landing last
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Frank Rollins has sold his place to
Charles Marsh, and bought OF D. L. Hill
dreth the Moulton farm.
Rev. Norman Burke of Brandon College,
| Manitoba. who has been visiting at A. j..
Garland's left last Monday for Montreal.
Mrs. Bertha Crawford, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Larabee has returned to Barton Landing.
Sumner Eastman has moved from West
Potion, Can, into the Thomas Beadle
house. He will work this season for Geo.
Beadle.
The F. B. church will hold their annual
donation for the benefit of the pastor, Rev.
B P. Parker, at G. A. r hall, Thursday
evening, March "a. Oysters will be served.
Everybody is cordially invited.
TROY.
Miss Carrie Woodcock is very i'll.
Mrs. Carl Chaffee is much better.
Miss Laur1n has returned to Barton.
Miss Dora Temple is in North Carolina.
Roy Martin has purchased the Orsor
Miller place.
Carroll Smith has bought the Winslov
place. Eli
TIC. Camp has sold his driving horse te
w. D. Miller.
J. c. Baker of Richford was recen
visitor here.
: Clement Berry of Lowell is working fol
A. S. Larabee.
q Mrs. Scofield of Berkshire is visiting hel
SOD, Carl Chaffee.
Melvin Hazelton has commenced work
for w. ID. Miller at his mill.
9 Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Eyarts ATTENDED
y court at Newport last week.
Mrs. Maria SWEET now occupies tene
o ment in Mrs. Farmsn's house.
Miss Pearl Billiard has been visiting he
Is friend Miss Nora Wakefield in Lowell.
: Harrison Allen of Man che ster, n. H., ha
g been visiting at W. B. Hadlocks.
% George Green has gone to Sutton. P. Q
q to work on the Wilson Brothers farm.
Mrs. Royce Houston is at Westfield help
s. ing care for her mother, Mrs. Woodwork
u Miss Grace Chaffee has gone to Johnso
is to take post. graduate course in the nor
Il NAL school.
L The school board met and organized tn
% 9th, and Rev. w. s. JENNIE was electe
superintendent.
Or A machinist from st. Joseph, Mich. hs
<. been In town for a week, adjusting tn
d machinery in the veneer mill.
he Quite a company from here attended tt
E. evening services in the Congregation
OF church at Westfeld Sunday. The tw
societies have never enjoyed such fratern'
a relations as under the present pastor.
ed A party of friends and neighbors gay
E. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gallup surprise @
or a recent evening, at which oysters we
'st served. A pleasant evening was spent.
is a matter of regret to their neighbo
ed that they are soon to move to No. ITO
Mrs. Gallup has interested herself great
TT in the children OF her ne1ghborhood, su
*. tanning a Sunday school for some time.
10, a WESTFELD.
is Miss Grace Chaffee Is in Johnson.
The Mrs. E. s. Miller has been on the 81
her list.
Mrs. L. K. Annis has returned from b
ue, visit to Charleston.
old Earl Reed has been home from SW11
md water, N. H, on visit.
md Miss Maud Wakefield is improvir
in Mrs. L. S. Woodwork is in ill health.
ing Geo. Bell has returned to Enosburg,
vas companied by bis mother, Mrs. N. A. BE
Miss Jessie Woodwork is home ire
Ar her school in Grand Isle to see her moth
OF Miss Ada G. Brown has been engaged
the teach one of the departments in Low
ices village school.
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