Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-11-07

be set up at once.
The Cleaners will be entertained We'd
nesday afternoon, Nov. 9, by Mrs. VIM.
Beadle. Every body is invited.
NEWPORT.
CAPTAIN Foster of Derby Line died Sun
day. ar
Mrs. w. E. DeLarm has been visiting
friends In Danville during the past week.
DIV. Sisco is to start steam laundry,
erecting building on land connected with
his hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Prouty are boarding
with Mrs. Prouty's mother, Mrs. Lock-
hart, on Pleasant street.
Mrs. Ernest Spooner returned from
Hanover, n. H., last Saturday, where she
had been operated upon successfully.
Election returns will be received at the
rooms OF the Young Mems Republican
Club tomorrow evening, where all are in
vited.
What weird, ghostly night last Mon
day night was! Ghostdom was let loose
aud cut up Gravity capers galore all over
! town.
Mrs. r. J. Wright and niece, Miss Ger
! truce Sturtevant, have returned from
Brownsville. Mrs. Wright has been there
! several months caring for her mother who
recently died.
| Senator Prouty recently introduced
! joint resolution in the senate providing for
| the purchase by the governor of a suitable
| silver service suitably inscribed for the
battleship Vermont and its presentation
to said battleship at an expense not to
exceed 5000.
The directors of the Blair and DeLarm
! Co.. held their annual meeting at this place
| Thursday. They went to South Troy in
the forenoon to inspect their plant at that
place. On Friday the stockholders held
their annual meeting. Those of the stock
holders present were Charles L. Wilson of
New York; E. Ray Spear OF Boston; w. R.
Porter Of Keene, n. H.; and Cushing
Adams Of Newton Center, Mass. The past
year has been very prosperous for the cor
poration.
At $50 o'clock Friday morning the fire
alarm drew attention to w. E. DeLarm's
residence, upper end of Third street, which
was being Quilted by fire. The brigade
responded promptly and soon had the
olaze under control. The fire was confined
inside, mostly in the attic, hole having to
be chopped in the roof in order to get a
stream OF water at the proper place. The
origin OF the fire is a mystery, as there has
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and Mrs. DeLarm have been away. A
large share of the household goods have
been destroyed by water and smoke, in
Guiding a new Poole piano. MIR. DeLarm
held considerable insurance.
TROY.
7. A. Dexter shot a deer Monday.
The creamery closed last week for the
winter.
Miss Lena Hitchcock is home from
Westmore.
Pearl Baraw OF Barton Landing was
| here Friday:
Frank Farman has moved from his farm
to the village.
Arthur Russ has taken the Charles Bart
lett farm IN Jay.
Ed. King has moved into the Geo. King
house on Mill street.
]. W. Wilcox has gone to Irasburg to
live with his daughter.
Mrs. NJ. Sweet has rented the Rose
house on Mill street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Baraw of Barton
| Suo~o In t0Un SUNDAY
A daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. D. A. Barrows Of Woodsville, n.
81.
The village schools closed Friday on &C
count OF the prevalence OF whooping-
cough, Z ~a" -" f~
The bin to incorporate the Valley Saw
ings Bank and Trust Co. at No. Troy passed
the House Friday.
W. E. DeLArm of Newport and several
OF the stock holders of the Blair and De-
Larm Co. were here Thursday.
The remains of young man, son of the
late Frank Clark Of Irasburg, were
n brought here for burial Wednesday.
Mr.Lewis, representative from this town
y recently introduced bill In the house to
incorporate the Valley Savings Bank and
l. Trust Co., at North Troy. He also pre-
sented bill amending act incorporating
e North Troy.
WESTFELD.
N VIII Benware has returned from Shell
burne.
- Arad Brown and Tom Gilbert are paint
ing their houses.
d. Mrs, R. H. Wright bas returned from
her daughters at Sherbrooke.
a. One deer was shot in town during the
hunting season by Etienne Reed.
er Chaplain Farman and Representative
Gilpin are home from Montpelier fol
lv presidential election.
MrsI Harrington land Mrs. Johnson O.
IN Providence, who have been visiting here
have returned to their home.