Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-30

ganizeo last Tuesday night, and will take
the nrst tramp next Wednesday night.
Inc omcers chosen were NJ. n. Cattanach,
Rre a, NE .; r. Moore, vice president;
| Earl w smith, secretary.
Misses Dennie and Lille Ward we're
among those who were on the Steamship
rlquols, which recently caught fire at sea
while on the way to Ormond Beach.
rlor1oa- The vessel made port safely and
no one was injured.
The girls basket ball team of the New
port academy will play the girls team of
montpeiier Seminary tonight at Green
/ Mountain hall. Following the game there
VIII De reception to the visitors in
the academy hall. This is the first game
that the local girls have played
The following item is clipped from the
Whitefeld, N H., Courier:
Manager and Mrs. Lindsey of the Fiske
house intend starting on trip to Havana,
Suoa, the nrst OF the week, taking in New
YORK and Philadelphia on their way.
They expect to be at Ormond, Fla. In
time TO witness the automobile races.
{ Yesterday was observed as Temperance
SUNDAY Dy all the churches. In the morn
ing, y. w. Osgood of Bellows Falls spoke
| at the Baptist church; G. ]. Ferguson of
burlington at the Methodist church; and
~. MORROW, superintendent of the
Anti-Saloon League, at the Congrega-
tlonal church. In the evening Rev. Mr..
| Morrow spoke at a union service in the
Congregational church.
Fire was discovered In the opera house
| building Wednesday morning at O'Clock.
put IL was eXLlnguished before the build
| ing was destroyed though the loss will
| amount to several hundred dollars. The
| blaze had made considera BILE Roadway
| when discovered, but the fire company
soon had 1t under control. The principal
! losers will be E. Lane & Son, dry goods
nt
ing are Blodgett & Goodwin, cIot HERS,
New England Telegraph & Telephone Co.,
insurance companies, and the national
bank.
NEWPORT CENTER.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Hayes Jan. 20.
Frank Rollins has purchased the c. M.
Douglass residence.
Maud Estelle has finished her school at
Barton and returned home.
Chas. Stickney has purchased soda foun-
tain which he will place in his store in the
spring.
There was a donation for the benefit of
M Il. Ryan last Wednesday evening. Pro
ceeds about $50.
Rev. ]. o. Sherburne, presiding elder,
will preach in the M. E. church next Sun
day morning, Feb. 5.
There will be an oyster supper at G. A.
r. Hall, on Wednesday evening for the
benefit OF Rev. M. H. Ryan.
David Wright expects to move his black
smith shop beside Chas. McRobert's shop
and is to rent it to Q. M. Douglass.
F. D. Taylor's little daughter, who has
made her home with her grand parents at
Glover since her mothers death, has come
to make her home with her father.
There came very near being a very serious
accident here last Friday mig ut as the East
man boy was driving Geo. BeadIe's team
with load ladies across the railroad
track near KiIby's mill The express train
being about a half an hour late and with
out headlight ran into the team, killing
both horses and giving the ladies quite q
fright, but all escaped without injuries.
TROY.
There were no services in the Methodist
, church the 22nd.
Carroll Hartwell returned to Bradfor
the first of the week.
AIonzo Clement of Grand Rapids, Mich
is visiting relatives here.
). The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Heman Buck, Wednesday.
l. Mrs. John Conner, who has oeen having
n serious attack OF whooping cough, is out
, again.
Subscriptions are being solicited to the
, bank stock of the "Valley Bank" to be
organized at North Troy.
d Mr.. Coburn was obliged by illness to
:. leave his school on East Hill, and Grace
- Evarts is finishing the term.
4 WESTFIELD.
f Morris Farman has returned from Kan
sas, where he went last October.
i Ed. Boynton and Eldridge II. Hitch
: cock visited in Bakersfield recently.
n Mrs. Calvin Eastman has been in town,
f. visiting her mother Mrs. r. Fl. Wright.
v Rev. NJ. W. Farman supplied the F. B.
+ pulpit, at Enosburgh Falls, on Sunday,
Jan. 20.
Ashley Farman attained the age of 76
years on JAM "a. His brothers and sisters
remembered the event by paying him a
pleasant visit.
n The c. E. service Sunday evening, Jan