Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-03-28

he ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR for publ
cation.
MRS. E. LOUISE BUCK, Committee
MRS. EVA JENKINS, on
HATTIE L. PARKER, Resolutions.
TROY.
Mrs. Houston is i'll.
A. L. Pettingill is moving to his new
home.
Elmer Rockwell of Hardwick has been
in town.
Mrs. George Smith is visiting in New
Hampshire.
Mr.. N. French OF Sutton, P. O., was
recent visitor here.
Charles Lloyd of North Troy has leased
A. L. Pettingill's farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Peabody spent
Sunday at A. s. Larab
w. D. Miller and DIR. Gray attended
court at Newport part of last week.
Miss Grace Evarts is to teach in the
south district, Westfeld, next term.
Wesley Evarts of Fall River, Mass, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Ellen Whitehouse.
Mrs. Eliza Miller, who has been spending
some weeks with her daughter in West
field, has returned to her home.
A. J. Halls auction occurred Thursday.
Mr.. Hall and Miss Fairbanks have gone to
North Troy, where they will reside.
Mrs. Nettie L. Mute of Marshfield, who
has been in town combining business end
pleasure, has gone to Albany to visit her
sister, Mrs. Honey.
Mrs. Webster Hadlock has received word
of the death of her brother, Webster
Walker, which occurred in Concord, N. H.,
recently. In early life he was well known
in this vicinity.
Geo. Ewens, who has been i'll for long
time, passed away Wednesday evening.
His funeral occurred Friday from his late
residence, Rev. ]. II. Wallace officiating.
The burial was at Irasburg.
WEsTFIELD.
Miss Jessie Woodwork returns to hel
school in Grand Isle this week.
Murray II. Dodge, our new merchant
has been appointed postmaster in place Of
Herbert D. Miller, resigned.
The La ok of Westfield locals in the Mon
IToR last week, was not the fault OF the
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, regular time.
A number from here attended court al
Newport last week as witnesses and spec
| tators in the case of Hiram o. Miller VS.
Mrs. Betsey c. Stebbins.
A box party was held in the town hal
: last Tuesday evening for the benefit o
Miss E thel Kim ball who is very i'll at thu
J home of her uncle. Frank Chapman. Th
party was well attended, $500 being
) realized for Miss Kimball. Edward Boyntol
acted as auctioneer In selling the boxes
The people have great sympathy for Mis-
l Kimball and Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman wh'
: are most estimable people, but in yer.
limite circumstances. 1t will be remem
g bered that we called attention to the &C 8
7 of Miss Kimball last summer.
7 DEFERRED LOCALS.
Elmer Roberts Is clerking for M. q
Dodge.
Miss Maud Wakefield is sick with tn
measles.
HID. Miller goes to Burlington on bust
}. ness this week.
q A, ], Hall has sold his farm In tn
northeast part OF the town to Deacon A. L
+ Pettingin OF Troy. Mr.. Hall will move
No. Troy.
Z Mr.. Titus, who expected to return
Canada to look after property interest
> there, has made arrangements, which wi
enable him to remain here with his son: II
is law, o. w. Bailey.
Mark Warner has been engaged TO teac
- the school near his house on the West Hi
Miss Iva Johnson is to teach the Mort
4 Hill school, Miss Grace Evarts OF Troy Il
South school, and Miss Martha Borland
4 Lowell the school over the mountain.
The Rev. A. B. PEBBLES otficiated at Il
IN funeral OF w. Merrick Macomber, held
Jay on Sunday, Mar. ID, and at the tuner
10 of Mrs. CIarinda Fsrman, widow of Il
late Stafford Farman, held in Troy, Mar. ]
r The Rev. c. w. Morse has SO far recover'
from his recent illness that he occupied t
at NJ. E. pulpit here as usual on Mar. ID.
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