Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-02

course, Hrc Win guns ae S1s~
nearly every spring, doing consioefaDie
damage in this way.
The opening cha piers OF the popular sto-
~, 1.-THE Gentleman From Indiana, ap-
pear in this issue OF the MONITOR. IniS
story will be found to be fully as interest
F; ing as the one just closed. Do not fan 10
read it.
MORGAN CENTER.
d. w. Scribner is quite sick.
! School begins at the Center MONDAY,
Miss Alice Gibson teacher.
r. Maplesden has started for Caillorh4A'
where he will visit relatives.
NEWPORT.
Chas. Abbott has returned from Montreal
There are no new cases of typhoid FEVER
reported.
Mrs. G. FL. Flint is visiting in Spring
field, Mass.
Harold Farman of McGin college is Wis
iting his brother Albert.
Mr.. and Mrs D. Flint are In Boston.
Mr.. Flint is buying carpets Tor Gnihah :"
Co.
II. s Root was in Claremont, n D., last
week to attend a meeting OF the mye'i0
Shrine.
Harvey Ide of Ludlow is here tie mporarlly
to run the store of W. j. Avery during hls
absence.
, Mr.. and Mrs. W.. B. Ranney are going
tn Webster. N. H.. this week to visit Mrs.
Ranney's parents.
S Clayton Elkins has returned 1rom pm
Denver, Colorado, and is visiting MS
mother, Mrs. M L. Elkins.
Samuel Lincoln, Sc years old, died last
Monday morning, and was buried "eo-
nesday in the Lake road cemetery.
The late issue of the Express ana
Standard contains very creo1Iaoie
write up of the new federal building.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. T. Robbins left last
. week for a trip IN the southern states:
70 They will visit some of the principal
cities.
s Ed. Spauldipg has finished the carpenter
work on his new pulp mill, and expects 70
be in readiness to start up about the nrs'
of June.
Mrs. S. B. Horton returned from
Springfe Id, Mass, Saturday, having spent
the whit er with her daughter, Mrs. Z. "A
Tarlton.
La ndlord George Goode of the Mem
n phremagog House is having the old once
Of the hotel fini shed OF into apartment
:. for torres.
~ Miss Sturtevant of st. Johnsbury SAM
in the Congregational church choir yes
va culture here.
Byron Curtis Is laying the foundation
for La m bert's new bakery on the Gale lot
and Charles Norris has contracted to d
the W oodwork.
1t is reported that Mr.. Going OF Whit
River Junction, prominent hot
ay. manager, Is to come here and run u
es- Newport House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Person Robbins hay
=, moved here from West Derby into tt
hAA unstairs tenement in Everett HIPS hou
on Second street.
last Arthur Scott is arranging to move h
house back from Scott Avenue and build
"a three tenement house on the same sit
There is big demand for tenements
the city.
est- Mrs Harris, having closed out b
property at the Arlington, is to move in
q in rooms in the Bean house; Dean Full
having moved from there back to
house in West Derby.
ITO The result of the examination for go
eminent building authorship is as follow
in ]. r. Huse 9S per cent, j. a. Martin
e. e. JENNIE 70; for fireman, E. A. Day
u,,, "a, J. Bisbee Y, E. JENNIE Il.
LAVE Drs Blanchard and Gould were In co
sultation last Wednesday afternoon oy
sw the severe illness OF Julia Thayer, who
now not expected to live. Her temper
so, ture now remains at 1O5 most Of the tin
The opening chapters of that fascinati
story, 1.-THE Gentleman From Indiana" q
, Is pear in this issue of the MONITOR. II
story, which was printed in book TO
will some time ago, proved very popular sell
1t is one of the best we have ever given.
Duke, the IA year old dog of Mr.. G.
ourg Green, was shot last week because of
age. 1t was probably the most intellig
" at dog in the community, and has carr
the malt and run errands for the fam
for thirteen years, and actually seemed
n. | hair 1Orrn
Willie Woodbury., the boy who ,
.dav accidentally shot week ago last Frid
as we reported in last issue, died fr
blood poisoning last Tuesday morni
wart He was ten years old and a bright, I'M
esting lad. The bereavement is 81
II IN blow to the family and shock to
N Ill community. It will prove a lesson
other boys not to toy with firearms.
from The fire company were called out
>, Sunday ur1ng the church services f
lsetts fire In b. 4. Irues mouse On An n str
Mrs. from the chimney burning out.
company were again called out Thurs
DAYS because of a chimney burning out
- BIair's tenement house, upper end
Third street. The chimney had
burning out fiercely and some fire
eman broken out inside, but it was extinguis
,,,o 90 before much damage was done. The
broke out anew during that night
scared the inmates, Mrs. n. ID. Monts
Eden and daughter FaDHle. puI tuey
Mrs. again fortunate in hecking the threat'
fire.
s will NEWPCKI CENIEN.
May Mrs. J. G. Stfckney is very sick.
d. All Mrs. Julia A. Phillips is quite ILL.,
Charles Smith has, returned from
oy the Barnet.
pr. %. Taylor has returned from his
10 mao ness trip.
is felt Miss Minnie Bovles Is working at