Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-07-11
principal of Derby Academy, is now prin-
cipal of a school in Washington.

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cipal of school in Washington.
Carl Spaulding, who graduated nom
Burdette's Business College in Burlington,
this spring, has accepted SITUATION as
stenographer for the Sturtevant Blower
Co., at Readville, Mass, going to his new
field OF labor last Monday.
Three Barton boys, Clare Powell, Chas.
II. Brook and Alton Story have joined 20.
l., V. FL. G., reporting for duty last Ihurs-
day evening. Mr.. Brook has seen service
In Co. d, st. Johnsbury, and therefore
may be dubbed an "old Vet"
Will Blodgett and Harry Burgess have
formed partnership in the clothing ousi-
ness and will receive their due snare OF
patronage. Mr.. Blodgett has been Clerk
ing for A. G. Good win for many years;
and Mr.. Burgess has been in the employ of
j. E. Foster for some time.
The body of Agnes Lecourt arrived mere
from st. Johnsbury Thursday night and
was taken in charge by c. FL. Green. Sne
formerly lived here, but has been IN the
hospital at st. Johnsbury being treated Tor
heart disease. She died July b, ana the
fu neral was from the Catholic church mere
Friday morning with burial beside her
mother in the Catholic cemetery. Her age
was 81 years.
Not until this week does the Lady OF
Lake begin making her through trips to
Magog as that town has but just complet-
ed repairs on its wharf. The rates have
been reduced this season; the round trip
through the lake costs but > 90; and to
Georgeville and return 60c., lower than
mileage rates. A reduction that will be
greatly appreciated by the public, as the
trip is made by nearly every one for
pleasure Cnly.
The Newport House has opened under
new management, after being thoroughly
renovated and refurnished. F. +. Hap
good of Greenfield, Mass, is the new pro-
| prietor. He is thoroughly experienced
hotel man and comes highly recommended.
He caters to the best patronage and in
tends to run a hostelry that the town Will
be proud of. o. ]. Ryan, also OF Green
| field, having had hotel experience in The
| is night clerk; and F. G. Going of the
Junction House, White River Junction, is
the day clerk.
CD. Burdick died last Monday night of
apoplexy at the Sanitarium in Knowlton,
P. O., where he had been few weeks. He
unable to work at his trade as painter. He
was also fine musician, playing the cor
| net in the local orchestra and band. His
body arrived here Tuesday night and was
taken In charge by Undertaken Green.
The funeral was held from his late home
here on Thursday, and the remains were
taken to Hardwick for interment beside
his father, who died of the same disease.
The painters about town and the Fo1esters
attended the funeral in body. He was
81 years old and leaves a wife and one
child. -..Ge-
NEWPORT CENTER. .
Mrs. Olin 7. Kelby is sick.
A. N. Niles and Flanders HillikerIare on
the sick list. - af
Willie WEIGH of Stowe is visiting rela-
| tives in town.
Mrs. Bertha Curtis and daughter, have
returned to Lowell.
Ernest Bartlett OF Taunton, Mass, visit
ed relatives here last week.
Ed. Durkee has moved onto the farm he
bought of Roy Meacham.
Earl Pettengil is to cut the hay on Chas.
Bartlett's farm. --...
Herbert Sheldon OF Sheffield was in town
two days last week. 90
Mrs. Martha Percy is visiting relatives
in Skinner, Me.
Rev. G. D. r. Meacham of Passumpsic,
visited here last week.
Miss rena Sherman and brother OF
Waverly, Mass, are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. A. Glines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wright and their
daughters, of Enosburg Falls, visited rela-
tives here last week.
Miss Leslie Bryant Weed of Milwaukee
Wis, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Clara Bryant.
The new barn at the M. E. parsonage is
| nearing complexion.
The schoolhouse in the village is to be
enlarged and improved during the summer
vacation.
Mrs. Mary Eastman of Potion, z. O.,
who has been visiting her brother, A. j
Garland, went to Nashua, N. ii. last FRI
day for few weeks visit. Her neice, Miss
Frances Garland, accompanied her.
Frank Adams of Springfield, Mass, was
in town few days last week and Saturday
went to Richford with his brother, o. j
Adams, to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bartlett start today
on three weeks tour to visit relatives in
various places.
TROY.
Hester Coburn has returned from a visit
in Derby.
Rev. and Mrs. Cone, of Derby, were IN
town last week.
| The Grange had a laroeIv ottcpdod donof