Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-03-21

raced OY LQ0 newport 0LOCh 4 Do WIZ |
also the bay stallion Del Camden, own
brother to Darrell, 2:00i, the worlds cham
pjon pacing mare, W hich is owned at this
farm bay yearling colt, coming two
years old, owned at the Newport stock
Farm, sired by Island Wilkes, 2:134, who
is only fairly broken, but showing ex-
IRENE speed, has never been worked for
speed but can easily beat 2:40; is half
brother to Island Wilkes, Jr., 2:O6l, both
being by same sire; dam OF both being
largely from Morgan strains; can show as
much speed at the present time as the
Junior could at two years of age. +. M.
Pickle is still the trainer at these stables. |
The management expect to race about |
twenty horses this season. among which |
will be Island Wilkes, Jr., 2:O64.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Mrs. George E. Combes is very sick.
Fred Lawson is working for Asa Lamb.
Mrs. Edward Palmer is on the sick list.
Roy Davis returned from Glover last
Monday.
Mrs. Asa Lamb is somewhat improved
in health.
F.P. Miller went to, Richford recently
on business.
Miss Bertha Eastman is working in j. Il.
Herrick's family.
AL. Hammond of North Troy was in
town last week.
Nettie Rollins has gone to Troy to work
for A. H. Larabee.
Elmer Niles and Mrs. Hattie Kittredge
are on the sick list.
Simon o. whipple has sold his place in
No. IL to D. L. Whipple.
Samuel Sweet and family visited at
North Troy last Monday.
Willard Adams has gone to Battle
Creek, Mich, on business.
Miss Mabel Rogers is home from Barre
for two weeks vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. o. w. Heyer went to
West Derby last Thursday.
Miss Irva Hildreth is out again, having
recovered from her sickness.
Mrs. James Squires is at Coventry caring
for her sister, Mrs. William Glover.
Willie WEIGH, who has been visiting
relatives here, returned to Stowe last week.
| Edward Sheldon and Henry Sheldon
of Sheffield visited relatives here last week.
Charles g. Estelle had his left arm badly
injured while loading a saving machine
on to q sled.
Simon o. Whipple and Mrs. Mary Nc.
ClelIan were united in marriage by Rev. O.
w. Heyer, Saturday evening, March IL,
at the home of D. L. Hildreth.
Rev. 1. P. Chase returned here Friday.
He is much improved in health. He oc-
cupied his pulpit again yesterday for the
first time since Jan. II. He is stopping at
U. A. Harris
Rev. S G. Lewis will deliver his popular
lecture, ssThe Lonesome Man and his
Guardian Angels" at the G. A. r. hall on
Wed nesday evening, March %, for the
} benefit of the Ladies' Aid Society. They
| will have home made candies and popcorn
for sale. Admission, ten cents, children
3 under twelve, five cents. Everybody come
and spend pleasant evening.
s TROY.
Ida Higgins is ill.
Mrs. Nettie Philips is sick.
e Melvin Hazelton has moved to the Mills
Il Fred Shaw of Newport is sawyer for w
D. Miller.
II Mrs. Myrtle Richardson of West Derb.
q is in town.
D. Frank Button has moved into Mrs. Eft
Hazeltou's house.
Mrs. Martha Truax is visiting relatives L
Farnham, P. q.
10 A. l.. Pettingill has bought the A.
Hall place for 5000.
is Justin Woodcock is recovering from a
< attack OF appendicitis.
j. There were no services in the churc
re Sunday as the pastor was absent attendin
~ funeral.
IN Walter whitehouse and family, VIII
ht have been in town all winter, have returne
al to Fall River, Mass.
be Mrs. l.. d. Mute of Marshfield and he
ly brother, Henry NJ. Darling, have bee
he spending week here.
he A party of friends from North Troy gay
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hadlock pleasant su
Ict prise Monday evening.
EST Wednesday afternoon the ladies met vii
ed Mrs. w S JENNIE and organized Ladies a
es, Society which is to meet fortnightly WI
ms its members. The next meeting Is to
les with Mrs. Mabel Buck March 80.
n; w. d. Miller has bought OF Luth
to Baker & Sons of Richford all their logs {
all the Missisquoi river above his mill. tn
OF will give Mr.. Miller stock of abo
hit 8 600, 900 feet of lumber.
he Mrs. CIarinda Gibson Farman, widow
the late Stafford Farman, passed away Ss
an. urday evening, March II, and was buri
]. Tuesday from her late residence, the Re
BUS A. B. PEBBLES officiating. Mrs. Farms
ar had heen confined to the bed for mar