Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-10-24

Miss Mabelle Cslkins is home from her
visit to New Hampshire.
u. w. scribner has moved into r "
Euiott's house at the Center.
Mrs. Fred Demick and little son Harold
,isIted relatives here last week.
Mrs. ]. A. Bradford was in town last
week. helping care for her mother, Mrs.
E. Doane.
The Auxiliary held their last meeting at
the home OF Mrs. S. D. Elliott with good
attendance.
NJ and Mrs. Adams from Derby, and
Mrs. A. stoddard from West Burke visited
Mrs. ], +. Elliott, recently.
NEWPORT.
Or and Mrs. G. II. Newland start to-day
for an extensive trip South and West.
W.R. Prouty and Marguerite Lockhart
were married Oct. Goth by Rev. A. Murch.
r r. Sherman and Everett L. Moore
have gone to the st. Louis fair to be alb
sent Is days.
Chss. Brady has closed his residence for
the winter and is boarding at the Mem
phremagog House.
DR.. Charles Ide of Redlands, Cal, is here
Visiting his aunts, Mrs. D. M. Camp and
Mrs. Homer Thrasher.
Prof. Cowles, Miss Prescott and Miss
Bean are attending the State Teachers As
sociation meeting IN Rutland.
George B. Young is the newly elected
! trustee of Newport Academy to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF Z. F
Ranney. who has a customs appointment
! at Beecher Falls.
| The Lyndon Institute football team
played the high school boys here Oct. Is
J Although both sides played well, no points
were made. The senior class gave socia
and promenade to the visiting boys in the
evening.
A large number of the friends of Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. Phelps took possession O
their home on the evening of Oct. IA, fol
the purpose of celebrating the 18th ami
versary of their marriage. An oak chiffon
Ter was presented Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps ant
the evening was greatly enjoyed.
The officers and men of Co. L., V. n. g
who have gone to Fort Ethan Allen t.
compete in target practice for the ceDten
NAL trophy cup are Sergts. Corey and Tay
Ior; Corps. Dickens, Black and Jervah
Musicians Earle and Moulton; and Pri
Yates Adams, Alien, Mathews, JervaE
Welcome and Wright.
1t was voted at the special village meet
ing to raise the water pipes out Of the lax
and lay them across the bay on piles.
professional diver is now trying to locate
leak in the pipes under the bay. The cor
poration has been to great expense
mending leaky pi pes IN the bay ever sine
the system was put in, and it is hoped tn
trouble will soon be permanently over
come.
Last Tuesday morning Fred Derusha,
young man of about u years, was injured
quite badly in Blair & DeLarm's venee
mill. A portion of shafting over the ma
chine Derusha was working at, broke anC
fell, the iron striking the young man JUS
below the left temple and cutting lons
deep cash, so close to the eye that on open
ing the wound the eyeball lay bare. 81
was rendered insensible and DR.. Ellie wa
summoned, who took him to his Office t.
sew up the wound. He is getting along a
well as could be expected. 1t was YER
narrow escape from instant death.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Miss Sadie Selby Is on the sick list.
Mrs. Emily Fox is sick with pneumonif
Mrs. S. w. Cowell visited at North Trc
o last week.
George E. Combes has rented Ed. Lars
bees farm.
70 U.A. Harris has rented the Sweet far
to Frank Horner.
3, DR.. 9. l.. Erwin was at Waterbury La
n Wednesday on business.
Prof. c. a. HoIbrook is to have anoth,
r. term OF singing school here.
is A gang of men are here putting in Gu
rs verts for the Q. P. railroad.
Mrs. Erastus Buck and daughter visite
in Franklin county recently.
le Alec Ariel has rented Charles Bartlett
farm, and takes possession Nov. l.
ne Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Button OF Sou
Troy visited relatives here recently.
re One person was baptized by the past
of the F. B. church Sunday, Oct. Is.
u The seats for the new school roc
arrived last week and have been put in.
III Ed. Larabee is to move into the villas
having rented Sylvester browns house.
nd Ernest Bartlett of Taunton, Mass, V
tied his relatives here the first of last wei
re- Charles Bartlett is in very poor hea
co. and has gone to Waterbury for treatme
no Rev. B. P. Parker attended the Wheelc
ev- Association of F. B. churches at Wheelc
last week.
'ed Mrs. Roy E. Davis is recovering heal
10 and Mr.. Davis has returned to his work
IF. D. Taylor's store.
sa- Frank P. Riley has recovered from
eW, attack Of rheumatism so as to be ab
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