Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-18

LOWELL.
Mr.Iee Porter was in Barton Landing !
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson are both on
the sick list.
Edgar Coolidge has commenced work at |
the creamery.
Charles Gardner is in Westfield at work
for his mother.
William Parker has moved into the
Reynolds house.
Frank Murphy is very i'll and not ex-
pected to recover.
Charlie Maynard is to work in Westfield
at the Woodwork mill.
Guy Kinsley was injured recently while
rolling logs into the river.
Mr.. Cross has moved into Mr.. Frank
Sanborn's house on the plain.
Mr.. Delbert Powers daughter, Mrs
Jerome, is very i'll at her home in lrasburg.
Mrs. Mary Warner has returned to West
field, having spent the winter with her
son Vernon.
Miss. Bernice Patterson is at home, hav-
ing sprained her ankle while attending
/ school at Barton.
/ The Epworth League Society enjoyed
! sugar party at town hall Friday evening.
1t was we'll attended.
A Vermont boy has been selected
mem Der of the ebating team OF the Bos-
| ton University in the intercollegiate con-
test to be held at Washington, ID C., the
! evening of April q. Clarence l.. Newton,
| Of Alburg Center, is the msn to gain this
honor, mem Der of the middle class at the
law school. Mr.. Newton is considered one
Ioha on
mainly upon his efforts the Boston men
are hoping for a victory over their South
ern rivals He is a native of Alburgh
Center. He prepared for college at the
Montpelier seminary and entered wesleyan
University In the fall OF 1898. ln college
he was prominent in Debating circles and
was MEMBER of the Wesleyan Debating
Union. 1t was in athletics, however, that
Mr.. Newton was the best known. He
plaved on the varsity football eleven for
two wears and in 1901 received mention
for his excellent play in Caspar Whitney's
All America eleven His position was at
tackle. During his senior year he played
on the WESLEYAN nine. He was known as
one of the fastest outfielders which the
team had had for several seasons, and was
) a good hitter. At the law school be Is
nr0minent in several social clubs and is q
member of the legal fraternity, Phi Delts
Phi. He holds high rank in scholarship
and this year has received the honorary
:. nosition of assistant to the dean. He is 6
leading member of the college fratern1t!
Beta Theta Pi. He played on the Boston
8 University baseball nine last year and Il
irving for his old position in center fielt
= again this season. He will graduate II
1866. Adams Messenger.
= MORGAN.
. Mrs. w. E. Blood is under the doctor
care.
rrLo.o :. , ooSe ~ roaosIes IN q G. Elliott
= family.
O. Miss A. e. Knowlton is assisting at F.
Holmes.
B.F. Moore of Newport was in town tn
= 18th inst.
~ Ell. Peavey and A. II. Daggett haV
g each lost COW recently.
Cora Hill has gone to Derby Line {
% work in Capt. Fosters hotel.
O. Rev. Mr.. Nye is back from conferenc
" and is boarding at Ora Burroughs.
Miss Edith Moulton of Burlington he
been visiting her sister, Mrs. s. E. Gray.
n. Elk. Lord is building galvanized iro
a boat. He intends to be ready for the fish
ing season.
rv Our stage driver has made his trips
good time this spring. One day he change
an from sleigh to wagon and back eleven time
Letters received from Ernest Cox fro
th Brooklyn, N. Y, states that he is enjoyi1
his work on a waffle wagon and is haviI
ng good success.
IN. MORGAN CENTER.
ng Mrs. E. Parker is very sick.
tel VIM. Delouria's mother is very feeble.
A fine deer was seen in this place lie
ut week.
ah T. Cargin has Bell telephone at
residence.
nal Mrs Glenn Barney is visiting friends
day Island Pond.
Burnie Cargllrs little boy is very 81
ng- again with bronchitis.
ing Mrs. Ethel Danforth visited her moth
Mrs. A. E. Ewens, recently.
nd Mrs. A. Griffin is home from West Del
and where she has been stopping for some tir
John Grove has hired A. E. Ewens' ia
in and expects to take possession in abb
nts, two weeks.
her DEFERRED LOCALS.
Mr.. Batchelder's family are all better
mes J.H. Gilmour is running the board ;
was for A. o. Elliott.
, by Mrs. W. Grove VlslIeu nei u@us Il
Mrs. B. j. Williams, last week.
Rur- Glenn Mcnamara from Manchester,
Mr. H., is stopping at J. M. Bedelrs.
K ss R. Maplesden, who is suffering W
col heart trouble, is stopping with his dau
ter, Mrs d. A. Elliott.
g of Quite number attended the social II
i, the day evening, and with music, games, al
eve nice supper, all report good time.
'pon- NEWPOKI'
mans Miss Lena Gates, compos1tor III
ill he CaLedonidn office at st. Johnsbury, 81