Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-01-18
NEWPORT.

NEWPORT.
Mrs. Clara Robinson is quite ill.
Z. c. Blanchard was in Montpelier last
week.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Brigham was in Boston last
week.
John Hazel has returned from Great
Britain.
The Swift Co. are having their large ice
house filed.
True & Blanchard Co. began last week
to take invoice.
Roscoe Cowles of Albany was here on
business Thursday.
q. NJ. Mansur is etill confined to the
house by sickness.
Miss Wilson, the professional nurse, is
i'll at c. L. M. Bugbee's.
The Drown brothers have bought the
Fred Davis farm of A. Z. Sleeper.
Stanley, youngest son of Carroll Hunt
ington, is very i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. SamI Holbrook have re-
turned from visit to their son in Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. w. w. True is just getting out
after a sickness of about two months with
rheumatic fever.
Roy Shattuck and Mr.. McDermot have
moved into tenements in Lambert's block
on Bayview street.
E. F. Spaulding went to Boston Saturday
on business connected with the erection of
his new pulp mill.
| Henry Flint has moved his stock of
shoes from II. R. Flowers to the iewelry
store of VIM. Hight.
J. n. Cattanach and Arthur Magoon
attended the Thespians' play and dance at
Barton Friday night.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Burneau died Jan. 6. The funeral was
held at the Catholic church.
DIR. Fl. F. Hamilton has just been
| granted patent on braZing instrument
for use on gold crown work.
Mrs. s. B. Horton has gone to Spring
field, Mass, with her daughter, Mrs. @. A.
Tarlton, to spend the winter.
Gilbert Lafontaine died OF dropsy Jan.
9, in Salem Derby. The funeral was held
Jan. II from the Catholic church.
Mrs. T. o. Sheldon and children have
returned from Omaha, Neb., where they
have been visiting several months.
DR.. Hills gave fine lecture on 'John
Ruskin's Message to the Goth Century"
Thursday evening, under the auspices of
the Y. M. L. G.
Tom Wallace of South Albany was here
Thursday to confer with E. F. Spaulding
regarding the building of his new pulp
mill. Mr.. Spaulding has not yet awarded
the contract.
DR.. Bogue, accompanied by his brother
of Richford and DR.. Waller of North Troy,
has gone to New York; from there they
will go to Baltimore, Maryland, and take
post graduate course.
But few families are escaping the pre-
vailing epidemic of the grip. Among the
families that are afflicted are those of w.
W. True, R. W. Spear, B. F. Moore, G. q.
Green, and Mrs. Lorimer.
Will Bean has been appointedI clerk for
the agricultural committee in the U. s.
senate, of which Senator Proctor is chair
, man. The salary is $500. Mr.. Bean has
been in law Office In New Xork.
? The next ladies' night of Malta Com
m andery, K. T., will be given about the
, middle of February; and the committee
are preparing an elaborate program. The
inspection will be held at the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Green received word
! last week of the Illness of their son Will al
Worcester, Mass; who is at present suf-
fering with a quinsy sore. He was first
stricken with severe attack of the grip
The Ladies' Social Union of the Congre-
gationaI church gave musicale and en-
: tertainment Friday evening. Supper wa'
served at 600, followed by Rotations by
b Miss Moran of Stanstead College, cho1c,
music, and an enjoyable season o
sociability.
G. F. Ranney & Co. have arranged tt
give fine exhibition OF Copley prints
published by Curtis Cameron Of Boston, a
their store Jan. 26, q and %. The exhi
y bition will embrace a large variety O
SUBJECTS ana the pictures VIII Uo AoH saI
r as well as show. The firm intend to kee
these in stock.
s J.F. Lambert has leased the lot west Q
the Arlington of Mrs. Gale, and will begi
n breaking ground March LIST for the erection
of block for his bakery business; tn
q dimensions to be 20 feet frontage and run
> ming back IS feet; one story front wit
large basement. The contract for build
ing the block has been let to Charli
Norris, and the new bakery will be read
for occupancy by the first Of May.
The annual business meeting of tt
- Congregational church was held Jan. I'll
Rufus Spear was elected member of tt
business committee upon the retiremer
OH Il. Cushman. New bylaws are
be adopted by the society and the ne
code was under consideration at this tim
1y Under the present rules the pastor
chosen at the annual meeting, hence Re
=. A r MacGregor was chosen to serve