Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-25

the sum OF S3OU TO eDaDle uld " PN
a new boiler, which sum he will accept as
a loan to be paid back to the parties IN TWO
years.
At the annual meeting OF the Newport
Center Cemetery Association the follo"lns
officers were elected: G. l.. Erwin, presl-
dent; J. A. Squires, vice president; u A.
Harris, clerk, R. ]. Cammett, treasurer;
s. T. Sweet, collector; c. L. Erwin, DAVID
w. Wrigh bit and George Campbell, auditors;
r. H. Cammett, J. A. Squires, and A. J'
Wilcox, trustees. A tax of S100 per mem
Der was voted.
TROY.
The village schools began Apr. Is.
Geo. F. Boyden and E. r. Cramer have
been ill.
w. D. Miller is running his mill night
and day.
Horace Abel of Newport was a recent
visitor here.
Godfrey Brochu has gone to Iowa where
he will reside.
Mrs. T. c. Camp and children spent last
week in town.
Mrs. Lucy Jones has gone to Lisbon, n.
Fl. to remain for the present.
&c. House was in Morrisville recently
and purchased fine pair of horses.
The Rev. M. 81. Ryan began his work as
pastor OF the M. E. church the 18th.
Mrs. Martha Truax has returned from
visit of several weeks in Farnham, P. @.
Miss Alice Skinner of Lowell is assisting
Mrs. Hutchins during the millinery season.
Mrs. B. B. Laurin, who has been in i'll
health for some time, does not improve
much.
W.D Sabin has returned from visit to
relatives in Malone, N. Y, and Toronto,
Ontario.
Mrs. Fred Buck of Newport, who with
, her children has been visiting here, re-
, turned home Friday.
, The members of the Ladies' Aid Society
were guests of the Westtield society at the
home of Mrs. Hiram Miller Thursday.
The remains of the late Elbridge Fuller
1 of Westfield, Mass, were brought here
, the 10Th for burial. A son and nephew
g accompanied the remains. Mr.. Fuller was
a native and former resident of Troy. Hi
s age was Y years.
}. WESTFIELD.
}, Harold Farman is home from McGil
# University.
g Harley Carey OF Laconia, N. H., was ii
q town recently.
n Miss Garland, the new teacher, boards a
it Byron E. GiImans. <.
g Mrs. e. 81. Elkins of No. Troy visite'
is her sister, Mrs. w. A. Young, last week
d Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gilbert are stayin
ID with their son, B. B. Gilbert, in this vii
If lsge.
J. Fred Martin is at home from from Troy
W having cut his hand badly while workin
l. in the veneer mill
" Mrs. Bradley Houston of Troy has bee
1T staying few days with her daughter, Mrs
~ DC. Woodwork.
er The Cong'l Ladies' Aid Society met wit
ne Mrs. Hiram Miller last Thursday after
ut noon, Several Troy ladies were present 6
ne guests.
h. Wallace Wakefield has sold his house
ed this village to Dwight Harding; considers
he ton, 500. Mr. Wakefield has purchased
Id house in n. Troy.
ass We understand that Frank Bean WI
sixty four years old instead OF sixty seve
as we stated, and that ten of twelve chi
dreu survive him. The Rev. w. S. Jen1
-. of Troy officiated at his funeral.
Guy H. Farman paid a visit to his pa
in ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Farman, Ia
week. He left his work as craftsman
rst Hardwick, because OF accepting positi'
as assistant chemist for the Cambria SIC
nm Co., of Johnstown, Penn.
At the repu blican caucus held Saturd
his evening Apr. 16 to elect delegates to co
ventions at Montpelier and Burlingto
itb Eugene L. Miller was elected chairma
w. B. Gilpin, secretary, and FL. W. Bur
, IL ham and DR.. W. A. Young delegates.
We are informed that no clergyman "
-l,o present at the funeral OF Henry O'StroI
There twas no hymn, no Scripture,
mo PRAYER. no address. The undertaken Y
present, the friends viewed the renal
vod then the body was taken to the cemett
and placed in the grave.
ove In our description of W. o. Wrigh
barn which appeared in last weeks iss
n the type made US say that the entrance
the COW stable is effected by doors IN
T the covered approach to the upper flo
This is an error. The entrance to the C
ic0n stable has a covered approach of its oV
The doors under the covered approach
Mrs. the upper floor constitute the external
trance to the feed floor.
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