Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-13
Mrs. Clayton Gould has recovered from

- -7sssles and is able to out of doors. J
ooodiv number Of ladies attended
the district meeting of the Eastern Star at
PARTON Landing Wednesday.
stanstead college defeated the Newport
uigb school team at football Saturday,
Toyenaber A, by a score Of p to 10.
Navigation on the lake still remains
,-,sn and several bsrges loaded with fire.
80 arrived from Canada last week.
-rbsrs was a chicken pie supper at the
partist church Friday, Nov. 10, which
oo-,r,snded the usual liberal patronage.
+. carroll A. Davis went to Providence, R.
Tpesday night to attend the funeral of
relative. He returned Friday morning.
Mrs. Isabel Hin and Mrs, Lister visited
a. George Gilchrist's Monday and, Tuesday
and win 60 Wednesday to Providence,
RI. We -
several local members OF the Orleans |
comfy Bar attended the funeral of the
late Judge H. r, Start at Bakersfield
Friday,
J, Thursday, Nov. 9, there passed through
.t,is town, en- route to Boston and Liver
Lrool. England, As cars OF beef cattle and 8
hears ofBheep.
/ IL q. CummiDgsshas severed his connec-
tionlwfth thsSewport Electric Light COM
pany a161is now doing private wiring and
elegtrical work.
y The Klark Urban company played to
oood houses each evening last weekat4he
opera house and gave matinee PERFORM
snce for the children Saturday aftern0on.
Winter threatens, the ground is white
with snow, still we hope for Indian SUM
inner. Better give up to the inevitable and
see. Chat the woodsheds and coal bins are
full. 49, 47f
IsoRemember the entertainment by the
Y. MI. c., which occurs Tuesday night
Home talent composes the cast of char
+acters and you will have fun for yerr
money.
II ia reported that the B. & M. station
will be made larger by an addition OF 10
feet toward the lake. This will be OF par
ticular advantage to the American Express
COMPANY. whose Office has always been too
small.
Work was begun yesterday on the new
flour shed to be erected by the Canadian
Pacific Railroad Co., at Derby. 1t will be
q 100 feet wide, 900 feet long, and one story
high. A side track will extend through
o the center Of the shed its enti,e length.
The installation os Rev. B. c. Flagg, D
is D., win occur at the Congregational churcf
Tuesday, November 81. The council fol
p examination will meet in the Afternoon
with installation ceremonies in ths even
ing. The sermon will be delivered o.
President Tucker of Dartmouth College
Rev. DR.. Barnes of st. Johnsbury, DIR. Hal
Is of Island Pond and other well-knoWI
ministers will be present. A cordial lnYl
tation is extended to all to attend.
az DR.. c. V. Bogue, who has been IN poo
d health for some time and confined to tn
c. house for several weeks, died THURSDAY
d morning. His death was unexpected and
d was great shock to his family and the
b, community. He will be missed, not only
by his family and his friends, but IN th'
IN medical fraternity, for he was OF excep
n tional ability in his profession. The tu
ial neral was from his late nome at 1880 a. NJ
Saturday with burial at Irasburg'
cir NEWPORT CENTER.
ay The Ladies' Aid Society win serve
ter chicken pie supper at G. A. R. hall on Fri
to day evening, Nov. II, for the benefit OF tn
- pastor, Rev. N. H. Ryan. supper frol
srxso-eight.
Rob Fafman has purchased IN Renwal
Le- shop.
Mrs. Leonard Seymour, who has been i
rm is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arad Brown were in 6artS
els2 Landing recently.
Mrs. Lillian Wright returned from Ma
in sachusetts last week.
Ashley Farman is able to walk sno
for distance on the street again.
Amos Cross has sold his place on
inter- NortbHill to his SON in law, Carl Bean
Oils DR.: W. a. Young went to Montreal wi
q patient, Mrs Conner, last Wednesday
y OF Miss Iva johnson has completed /
Geo. school in West Newport aud return
home.
lake airs. Joseph Goddard and Miss Flt
tsee Csoddard hsve gone 10 Wells River tow
relativeg.
Or. F. Cray has purchased Of the
- tninistratcr Of the estate of the late CaN
Reed, Interests in two lots Of land.
George Root has sold the. express bu
ven. ress. Between here end Newport to VIII
\ q Wright, son Of Reuben Wright. Mr. K
eNs- has been very obliging and eftici
gxpressman.
One day recently, Capt. Albert w. F
man shot hen hawk that measured f
,.s feet from tip to tip and stood twenty
inches high. The bird has been sent
AIR. Phillips OF Glover to mount.
Everyone IS invited to be present at
public exercises in connection with the
eo on dination Of Mr. F. A. Junkfns to the e
inc pei ministry, to be held in the Coz