Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-09-26
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rs. JENNIE is visiting in Newport.
G. Leach of Albany was a visitor in
q last week.
:. Herbert True of Los Angeles, Cal,
in town Monday.
las Burt of Lynn, Mass, called on
nds here Thursday.
he Methodist Episcopal ladies held
al Thursday evening.
ev. &. w. Morse of Newport Center
hched for Rev. Nah. Ryan the 18th.
trs. Bowen OF Boston was the guest Of
cousin, Mrs. w. B. Hadlock, recently.
Dir. and Mrs. Delaney of Lyndonville
Re visitors at 9. l.. Hutchins last week.
hrs. Alfred Hartwell has returned from
isit OF several weeks in Massachusetts,.
Ray Shaw, who has been in Montreal for
dical treatment, has come home quite
b.
Ir. and Mrs. John YLung and George
Young and family of Newport were
itors at Rev. w. S. Jenne's Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Fifield has returned to Bos-
b, where she has employment in the
essmaking department OF Jordan, Marsh
Go.
lThe friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert But
ID gave them pleasant surprise Wednes-
V evening, it being their 25th wedding
anniversary and Mrs. Buttons birthday.
WESTFIELD.
lIr. and Mrs. Erwin Clark are rejoicing
yer a son born Sept. II.
Mr.. and M1e. Benjamin Vigneault visited
gently at Joseph Goddard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Aiken of Albany Wis
ed Mrs. Betsey Stebbins last week.
Mr. O'Rourke and Mrs. Howe of Bidde-
rd. Me-, are visiting at Byron Gilman's.
Wallace II. Gilpin was in town last Tues
8av. He has been elected president of his
.lass in the Montpelier Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Gilpin accompanied
" their son Dana are visiting friends in
massachusetts and Rhode Island.
Mrs. II. o. Miller accompanied by her son
Row. goes this week to Elmira, New York,
o visit Mr.. and Mrs. Max Miller. Roy
xuects to continue the journey to the St
4ouis Exposition.
On Friday evening, Sept. 80, the Rev
Nv. c, Newell OF Newport will deliver hi'
ecture on 'sThe Art of Making Things Go.
n the Congregational church, under TIT
Auspices of the Ladies' Aid society, for tn
benefit of the church building fund.
Herbert d. Miller, having purchased tn
Naramore stock of merchandise Ia Bakers
held. moved his family to that town las
week. Though westerner by birth, W
regard Mr.. Miller as one of our boys fC
his father was born here, and Herbert WI
brought here when only q lad, since whlc
time his home has been hero. Having b.
come acquainted with the mercantile bu
mess by clerk ing, he embarked in busine
for himself in the late fall of 1891, at t
age OF twenty three, in the store nc
owned by H. b. Hitchcock. The nextye
he moved into the store now occupied
NJ. ii. Dodge, at which stand he conduct
business for more than. eleven years un
he sold mis- stock to Mr.. Dodge last Jan
srv. He has been postmaster, town Gle
and notary public. By reason OF his nc
estv. integrity and courteous treatment
all. he mas held the great respect ana
TEEN OF many friends. In 1890, ne MARI
Miss Ella M. Lombard, bright, attract
laov from Connecticut, who has present
him with two pleasing daughters. WI
deeply regretting the departure Of MIN
Ter and his family, they take with IN
our best wishes for health, happiness
prosperity.
WESTMORE.
David Orne was called to Newport,
week.
Oscar Lyon is attending school at Z
ton Landing.
Mrs. E. Rose has brother visiting
from Montreal.
First snow flakes of the season ID
their appearance Sept. 10th.
Sterling Rose was home from Canada
a visit to his parents recently
Mrs. ingalls, has moved from the G
mons to George Stevens, in Barton.
Lafa Smith has finished work for
Campbell at Barton, and returned nom
Mrs. Abbie French and MISS Alice
erson attended the Sunday school COM
tion at Barton.
DR.. Loveland and family, who have
boarding at H. E. Lyons, have returne
their home in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Conley took
riage drive to Bennington last week.
Conley bought horse to match ont
had.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Watson, VINO
been stopping in the Lyndon cottag
some time have returned 10 MS fatl
home in sutton. Ira does not seer
gain fast, but we are glad ne remains
az well.