Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-09

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rrroI Wilcox was recently out Of
oi Tor several days on account OF sick
/. He is better.
nnie Blood was obliged to close her
pol for a week on account of the sick
OF her mother.
veral farmers are short Of the usua
pr supply for their stock but draw
er from the lake.
T. Drown has moved from the Wilson
70 the place owned by Hollis Wheeler
d h ROOD p lace.
W. Geo. Nye has gone to a hospital at
treal for treat ment. All trust he will
return in good health.
I. Blood has taken a large wood job.
understood that he will put on teams
draw q large amount to Newport.
NEWPORT.
pc winter term Of the academy opens
y.
2. Bullock OF CRANKY, P. @, was in
n last week, with the prospect OF locat-
here or in West Derby.
ae nre alarm called people from church
erdsy morning to the Newport House;
the brigade was not needed.
rs. N. j. Bullock has been very sick
asst ten days with pneumonia. Miss
belle Parker has been helping care for
1itor w. B. Ranney of the News
pr, ~Penacook, N. H., was In town last
K. He reports the printing business
K In that locality.
rs. George Merrill is very low with
umonia. Her sister, Mrs. Lucy Hes
ae OF New York, is here caring for her.
s Mary Smith accompanied her.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Gorge Cammett is very sick with pneu-
ia.
a~rjorie Erwin has returned to her
oil in Montpelier.
7. and Mrs. o. E. Williams have re-
ed from Wheelock.
r. and Mrs. b. o. Smith of Barton
ding recently visited here.
lille McRoberts of Montreal recently
ed his brother, Charles McRoberts.
avid Rollins, who has been in poor
tn for some time, died Monday.
T. and Mrs. Clark Mason and little
ghter Helen of Derby Line visited rel
es here recently.
ne officers OF the Free Baptist Sunday
pol for 1905 are as follows: Superin-
lent, ID. L. Hildreth; assistant superin-
lent, John Kilby; secretary, Carrie
iisj treasurer, ID. W. Wright; libra
, Aida Kilby; organist, Edna Tute.
be officers Of the Methodist Episcopal
day -schoOl for this year are as follows:
e~rlntendent, W. L. Coburn; assistant
srintendent, Mrs. Carrie Miller; secre-
Barbara Erwin; treasurer, w. L.
urn librarian, Harley Doane; organist,
nn Morse.
TROY.
ae HartweIl is sick.
rs. r. S Gray has been quite i'll.
GRACE Abel is working at Newport.
arI Bean was in East Richford Wednes-
c. Camp was in town the first of the
Bk.
T. F. 5. Gray was in st. J~Ohnsbury
day.
ornelia. Foster is working at W. D.
ler's.
RS. I. D. Bean has beer visiting in
Wport.
6fss Grace Evarts is visiting in Enos-
& Falls.
Eert Hadlock recently bought a span OF
BID horses.
!. g. Kennedy has been visiting at
sVens' Mills.
v d. Miller and W. NJ. Hodsden were
Newport Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George King have been
ting in Sutton, P. @.
II. and Mrs. Carroll Smith have been
ending a few days in Sutton, P. Q.
b, !. Norway, who has been confined to
3 house for some time, is able to be out
ain.
Mr.. Marston and Myron Chaffee have
en- busy filling the creamery ice house,
well as all the private ice houses In the
lage.
rhe little daught er of MI. and Mrs. Ed
ng died Wednesday from whooping
ugh. The burial was Friday, Rev. N
Moore officiating.
There were union prayer meetings at
rs. Abel's Friday and Saturday even
gs. The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
bel next Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Button has returned from
ontreaI, where she has been for medical
Seatment, greatly improved and with the
aspect of complete recovery.
WESTFELD.
M. Il. Dodge visited in L%unenburg, last
eek.
Mrs. Eliza Miller of Troy visited her
hughter, Mrs. Eugene Miller, for several
Rys, recently.
James Woolley, an aged man, died at
bmon Hitchcock's, on Sunday, Jam. L
kore extended police later.
The Rev. n. 8. Moore ~onduct Com
bunion services in the Congregations