Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-22

special INVITATION Is extenoeo W
Mrs. Ernest Crawford has been enter
tanning her two little nieces from Brown
ington.
LOWELL.
II. r. Hall was in Fairfax, last week.
L. Pudvah has gone to New YORK, 70
work. .are
o. B. Landon of johnson, was In OWE
Wednesday.
Miss Nora Wakefield visited In Manson
| Vile, last week.
Mr.. Will Batchelder OF Newport, spent
Sunday In town.
Several of our citizens went to Boston
on the excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ami Ariel of Jay, visited
In town last week.
Mrs. Byron Lyon and daughter, are WIS.,
iting at Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Irwin Stephenson has returned from
her visit in New York.
A. w. Farman of Newport, was IN town
Wednesday, on business.
Carl Winchester has gone to Boston,
where he has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Kinsley, have gone
to Boston for q few weeks.
Allen Grant has moved from the Lahore
house to Mr.. Silsby's tenement.
Mrs. V. NJ. Parker m daughter, Elsie,
are visiting in Newport for a few days.
Miss Fowler from LyndonviHe, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
MI. and Mrs. Hutchinson have gone to
the southern part OF the state on Q WISH.
Mrs. George Curtis and Miss May Wal
lace, spent q few days in Newport Centre,
recently J s>ss~ .
Mrs. Arthur Cello and children, are at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Newton.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Tfnkham arest York
. Beach.
Miss Annie Bean of Troy Is visiting at
M. Beans.
e. g. Chase has sold his fish market to
: Mr.. Paquin.
p. J. Farrell OF Washington is at home
y for a vacation. %
Mrs. Frank Thompson has been visiting
at ~Lyndonville.
/ Elisha Lane has been spending the past
week at Caledonia Springs.
? N. E. Conley is employed In VIII
Bullock's job printing office.
q Editor A. L. Holbrook of the LYNDON.
WILLIE JOURNAL was in town Friday.
D Mrs. Harry Clark of Boston is visiting
r her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Green.
, Mrs. Provo and son of Three Rivers
: Mass, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Sias.
Mrs. Chas. Buckley of Lyndonville ha
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Mill
: Shattuck.
f. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Ranney have returne'
!, from a months vacation spent in southern
u New England.
4 The Excelsior Band gave a moonligh
"a excursion down the lake on the "Lady
!: Thursday evening.
Homer Hildreth has bought a place i
West Derby n will soon move thel
from Summer street.
Mr.. White of New York city is at tt
home of his sister, Mrs. Wm. Hight, an
is sick with the asthma.
Mr.. a nd Mrs. Ernest Brainerd have CON
menced keeping house in the Flemln
i tenement on Lake street.
Friday afternoon the republicans OF tt
rs town unfurled fine large Roosevelt an
Fairbanks flag across Main street.
~ The household goods of Mr.. and Mr.
w. E. Lougee have arrived from Spring
field, Mass, and they are moving I'M
VIM. lights tenement on South street.
K. Rev. Mr.. Murch of the Episcopal churc
ed IS spending his vacation in Washington
The service in st. Marks church was COZ
Quoted yesterday by MI. John Howell
1g The rector returns the last of this week.
The local democrats nave nominated I
ok G. Miller for town representative. Anon
the three excellent candidates now befol
ed the people, Newport is bound to have
capable representative In the next nous
ro of representatives.
Next Wednesday, Court Honor, 1. U.
i've will conduct an excursion down the laR
to Knowlton's Landing on the "Lady,
toll for q picnic in the forenoon. In the attel
asst noon, the party Will go through to Mage
on the boat. A good band will be
i've attendance.
he The first republican rally was held
Lanes opera house Friday evening. c.
ter Prouty was chairman and spoke in b
es- usual forceful manner. The other speal
ers were Mr.. SpauIding of North Dako
Ing and Mr.. Fleetwood, secretary of state, WI
wn ably diagnosed the political issues OF t.
day. The attendance was very large al
zen the Excelsior Band aided in raising enth
re- siasm. Col. Mansur, as member of t
executive committee, announced the @
90 ganization of a republican club, wi
frs George Young for president, and vic
presidents divided up in the sevel
districts of the town; F.E. Alfred is sec1
dav tary, and there is an executive commit
atas of five. This organization was made p
r of manent by a vote taken that evenil
On the evening of Sept. LIST, Mr.. Cur
Guild will give a campaign speech
80 Lanes opera house.
are NEWPORT CENTER.
Samuel Page is quite i'll.
hen &. 81. Rice has returned from Lyme
been Center.
~ r p PIIo- hos hod q ccroro attack