Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-09-12
LOWELL.

nd sincere thanks to their friends for
presence and choice gifts.
LOWELL.
Rrrie Wellman is at home from st. Louis
short vacation.
iss Rernice Patterson has returned to ,
on 10 attend school.
be ladies of the Congregational society |
ed dinner and supper town meeting |
in Parker's basement. Proceeds S2b |
be used as a payment on the church |
an.
large number attended the fair at
ton last week.
iss Eula Perkins OF North Troy visited
own last week.
bout sixty attended the reception at
}. Watson's Thursday evening. Ice
am and cake were served.
1r. and Mrs. Henry Parkhurst OF North
~ were in town Thursday.
fiss Julia Murphy is at home for va ca
Of few weeks.
fter two days baIloting Mr.. Freeman
rman was elected representative.
drs. Gilchrist is visiting her sister Mrs.
II. Hill.
dr. Reed has moved from the Cowan
lement to the LameIe house.
dwight Coolidge has been visiting his
-ents Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Coolidge
Mr.. Stark from Bakersfield was the guest
e. s. CooIedge recently.
FL. H. Newton and c. ii. Newton were in
rton Landing Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Sisco and children are visit
& in Newport Center.
Caddie Step henson has gone to Bakers
Id to attend the Brigham academy.
Miss Betsey Kimball visited in Westmore
st week.
Miss Lucy Stephenson has a position as
acher in Bakersfield.
Irwin Stephenson was In Newport last
eek.
The community was saddened by th'
cath Of Howard Wallace, which occurred
undav morning. The deceased was TIT
nIv son of Rev. J. III. Wallace. Although
g had been a sufferer for the past few
&c ks he pore it with patience and had
ind Uord for those who helped care 10
i'm. He leaves a wife and SOD, father
mother. and sister, who have the sympa
nv OF the community in their afiictior
Rev. I. p. Chase assisted by Rev. e.
,ooledee officiated at the funeral. M
Wallace was 26 years OF age.
Row Alfred Sinclair of Lowell and Mi
Della Sarah Benware of Westtield we
married at the Congregational parsol
zee sert. 7. The ceremony was pc
horned by Rev. c. II. Coolidge.
NEWPORT.
Mrs. Holbrook Davis is quite sick VIII
appendicitis.
The Masons began their meetings aga
last Friday night.
Miss Kfttie Drown is quite sick, threa
ened with blood poisoning.
Miss Dora Gates is employed in the con
posing department of the EXPRESS
STANDABD.
Mr.. Worth, father of Mrs. Homer ID
dreth. died at Holland Sept. 6, while Wis
ing friends there
Mrs. NJ. J. Bullock returned home trf
sherbrooke Saturday, after spending t
weeks visiting brother.
Mrs. Mitchell Hall of Toronto, forme
NJ this place, called on Mrs. Benz Walk
and other friends last week.
HE. Lane received first premium
RIG in the Ladies' Drivers event at
Barton fair; also second prize Tor spar
bays.
Earl snsulding is home for vacation
vious to assuming his new duties as 81
ogranber for the White Star Steami
Line of Boston.
Messrs. EIlery and Joseph Webster
w MurkIand of Barton, were
Monday to attend the funeral OF MI
drick Richmond.
rand Mre. Roy Bean OF Bennin
ord Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Sklnne
sI-inrer Me-, were here to attend tn
,,ro1 ~ their father, Kendrick Rlcnn
last Monday.
Mrs. BALDWIN uAOSA w.
for removal of tumor at the VIZ
Hospital in Montreal last week n
alton was very successful and the pc
Is doing finely.
NJ. and Mrs. Edison L. Tracy celep
their 25. wedding anniversary at
home. Morning Glory Farm last !. +
afternoon. number OF the va
went down to help the worthy coupi
citrate in proper style.
The second annual banquet OF y
leans County Bar Association was q
the Newport House "Wednesday eN
last. Thirty two lawyers. with their
and invited guests were present.
G A. Prouty was POSTMASTER az
tossts were responded to in an ele
manner.
The alarm of fire Monday evening
the townspeople to the Bla,r 9 y
mil where H1e had caught In an
v,or,ion of the basement among u