Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-08


bury; "Our Sister Jurisdiction" c. X.
Storrs, response by Fl. E. Chanel of Stan
stead, P. @ "Our Ladies'" by Rev. w. A.
Warner of Barton; "Our Mother, the Blue
Lodge" Prof. H. ]. Stannard of Barton;
poem from w. S. Nay, P. G. NJ, was read
by Geo. f. Root; also letters OF regret
from several grand officers and others were
read. At the close of these exercises the
assembly retired to the Masonic hall, it
being ladies' night of Malta Command
cry, where they enjoyed social time and
listened to an enjoyable entertainment by
Miss Mabel MARYLAND, entertainer, and
Mr.. Bennett Springer, magician.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Frank Clifford is very sick.
Charles Squires is in very poor health.
Vesta Niles was quite sick last week.
Fred P. Riley has been sick the past week.
Fred Briggs young son has been very
sick.
Irva HiIdreth is recovering from pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Charles Litchfeld is sick with
erysipelas.
Mrs. J. R. Cutting is visiting friends in
Concord, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Crawford recently
visited in town.
Ernest Collins visited relatives at St.
Johnsbury recently.
George Varnum of Lowell, Mass, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Mrs. Hiram Drown spent a few days at
West Derby recently.
George Percy has recovered from his
sickness so as to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Stickney visited their
daughter in Lowell last week.
Charles L. Smith of East Barnet made q
brief visit to his parents recently.
Mrs. Stephen Crawford of Barton Land
ing is visiting at George Larabee's.
Ray Wilcox has recovered from his illness
so as to be taken to the home of his
father.
The union revival services conducted by
Mrs. M. A. Leger are being held in the
M. E. church this week.
Rev, and Mrs. I. P. Chase, who hav,
been very sick with pneumonia, arr
thought to be recovering health.
TROY.
Harley Cole is home from Manchester
N. Fl.
Mrs. George Smith spent last week a
Beebe Plain. o..
Clayton Hitchcock was home from Yves
. Burke last week.
Miss Hammond from from West Derb
is boarding at Howard Brooks.
Mrs. Webster Hadlock is caring for Mr.
Alfred Greggs who is seriously i'll.
The village school closed Friday, holdin
a social in the vestry in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ingerson of Yves
Derby were at ). B. Aiken's last week.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Martin are spendin
the winter with his father, Peter Martin.
y Mr.. Belden of Newport spent the pa'
3 week adjusting the electric light plant
4 the mill.
It DR.. and Mrs. F. s. Gray attended tt
Commandery meeting and banquet
IS Newport Friday.
a Peter Martin has bought of w. D. Mill
it the land between the Congregation
z. church and Masonic hall.
n DR.. Gray was called Monday to Newpo
% Center as counsel in the cases of Rev. ar
le Mrs. l. P. Chase, who are i'll with pne1
Z monia.
Ephraim Norway who had the job
filling the creamery ice house, has al
filled most of the village ice houses; Gar
ner Buzzell cutting the ice.
1e WESTFIELD.
A.P. Ryder is on the sick list.
l. C.. w. Bryant has been sick the pc
week.
p Mrs. Lillian Wright, who has been ill,
10 improving.
Amos Miller went to Waterville ID
re week after his sister, Alice.
- Mrs. S. S. Hitchcock has returned fro
a visit to her mother in Stanstead, P. Q.
MISS WIZ Aoo OOCh opCL
ing the past few weeks in Boston a
vicinity, has returned home.
Ths sugar social given in the town b
t. last Tuesday evening by the Ladies'
Society was we'll attended. Proceeds 81
on Rev. NJ. W. Farman has preached
GIo7e and West Glover for the past t
ISIS Sundays. He also gave his Sheridan /
~. ture, Feb. 5, at West Glover.
Is WESTMORE.
eer
Homer Berwick is working for Fra
Wright.
m Claud Peavy of Morgan called on friel
recently.
0st large amount of ice is being drawn
a. Evansville to the creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Butler of Quebec "
nd called here by the death of Mrs. Butl
| mother.