Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-18

In North Troy, and returned to her
p Lowell.
Frank Sanborn was appointed
superintendent, in place of Miss
who resigned.
BODY of Mrs. Revoir was brought
ON lrssburg Thursday. The fuDe-
at the church, Rev. FIR. Turcot
ting the service.
&c Hartwell has decided his property
Warren Crafts and taken q life
oar. HartweIl viii soon go to Pier
\. H., where Mrs. Crafts resides.
MORGAN.
N Gray has sold his house at the
Bartlett has been quite sick the
elk.
Bsown expects to do quite a job
Ing this winter.
n Elliott has gone into the lumber
Tor tho winter.
p teachers are scarce and hard to
the winter term.
OF mrs. Willis Marsh's children are
ng school IN the Gore.
Elliott is gesting out lumber for
% be built on his Derby place.
moore and wife were in .Weetmore
esday to attend the funeral OF Fred
mite OF StansEead was in town q
. ago aud bought fur from several
here.
bean q Coventry who taught the
% ~ the Gore is back again for the
term. L was fortunate she could
red.
'ineers for the C. e. society for the
months are: Newton Blood Pres g,
Bennett Vice Pres, Clara Wilcox
lry and Leroy Holmes Treasure.
y Weeden returned home from his
an hunting trip last Thursday. He
that his companion was injured by
g tree so he had to turn nurse for
weeks.
MORGAN CENTER.
Elliott has returned to school at
E. SpAIers and children are stop
g. J9Barnes'.
Auxiliary will hold their next meet
it'll Mrs. e. A. Evans Wednesday,
e will be donation and chicken
PIPER at the Woodmen's hall, Tues
vening, Dec. 10. Proceeds for the
of Rev. F. B. Blodgett.
NEWPORT.
'ols in general closed Friday until
he holidays.
re was social hop at Odd Fellows
riday evening.
/. Lewis OF North Troy was in town
siness Monday.
and Mrs. @, M. Bailey spent a few
% Boston last week.
z. NJ. Mansur was in Washington
a FEW days recently.
d. Foster, the immigration officer
y on a months leave of absence.
Sarah Ssnborn is spending a few
With her daughter, Mrs. GiIchrist
and Mrs. +. II. Sanborn of Lowell
j at w. Richmond's several days re-
\ Connie Cushmsn is at home for q
vacation from her school at Andover,
i'm the lake is nearly thick enough
srvesting. Some work in that line
lready been done.
day morning was by far the coolest
season so far, the mercury register
bout twenty below zero.
ladies of the Eastern Star have
let this, Monday, evening, precedin
gular meeting OF the Lodge.
re viii be no Christmas tree at tn
regationaI church, but sacred con
yill be given on Christmas eve.
Mozart Symphony club of Ne
gave a concert at Lanes opera hous
lay evening to fair sized audience.
mail train from the south was
late Friday morning owing to
Sed freight train near Woodsville,
bre will be Christmas exercises and
t Odd Fellows hall Monday evenin
%, under the auspices of the Meth
hurch.
bre was an alarm OF fire SaturdI
ing for a sligha blaze in small hou
cott Avenue. The fire was exit
led before much damage was done.
and Mrs. Oscar @. Miller recent
rated the 10th anniversary of TIT
hage. They were presented with
lass pitcher by their many FRIEND
merchants are making very ere
display of holiday goods. 1t
tfuI II some larger villages can b'
The trade as yet has not been bri
will no doubt be as good as usual
olidays approach.
E pupils in the first and second graz
E village school held Christmas ex'
on Friday afternoon, to which tn
ats and friends were invited. A sh
Try program was carried out and pr
distributed from Christmas tree.
e following is from Thursdays CO
ional report from Washingtc
tor Proctor presented a memorial
nmpsic Division, No. 163, Brotherhc
locomotive Engineers, OF Newport,
nstrating against the passage of
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