Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-23

ORLEANS COUNTY MONTE
Mr.. Courser, who bought the creamery
building, is finishing a tenement upstairs
and will have a blacksmith shop and wood
shop on first floor.
The ladies are to cook for an oyster
supper at the vestry Friday evening, Oct.
n. Two church members have offered the
oysters and crackers and the entire pro-
ceeds of the supper will go toward paying
for the new furnace.
MORGAN CENTER.
Mrs. F. Hill and Mrs. Joel Temple are
on the sick list.
Mrs. ]. Ellis and family have moved to
Barton Landing.
Mrs. II. Danforth from Charleston visit
ed friends hers last week.
Mrs. Ethel Moulton from Charleston
visited at [. c. Cargilrs last week.
H. A. Bartlett is making some repairs on
the buildings at the Maplesden farm.
Miss Alice Gibson spent Sunday Octo-
Der Is at her home in st. Johnsbury.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold their
next meeting with Mrs. Flora Burroughs
November 1st.
Mrs. Hopkins with her two children
from Canada visited her daug hter, Mrs.
Homer Burroughs, last week.
NEWPORT.
o. c. Miller was at home several days
last week.
c. g. Taylor of the customs office is
enjoying several days vacation.
The friends of Miss Julia Thayer gave
her a party at Alden Hubbard's Tuesday
evening.
The restaurant firm of Hearst & Reirdon
has been dissolved, Mr.. Hearst continuing
the business alone.
G. M. Bailey was in Rutland three days
recently on business in connection with
the session of U. s. court.
Several teachers of the graded school
pelier Thursday and Friday.
F. s. Tinkham and family are visiting in
Washington, D. G. Mr.. Tinkham will
attend meeting OF bankers while there.
John Police of the Police fruit store has
gone to his home in Italy for vacation.
He will be absent about four months.
! Master Percy Foster entertained his
| young friends at his home from four to
| six Monday in honor of his tenth birthday.
| P. A. Robbins has moved into Frank
| Flint's tenement on Central Street instead
| of A. j. Burns tenement as reported last
week.
Herbert Wright and family and Mrs.
Enos will spend the winter in North Caro-
lima. They expect to leave town in about
two weeks.
Another large block of granite, COM
panion to the one spoken of recently in
bese columns, was loaded at the B. & III.
yards Thursday.
Through the crossing OF wires in the
high wind of Monday an alarm of fire was
rung which brought out fire company and
popuIace in short order.
The Harvest Supper Tuesday evening at
the Methodist church was we'll attended,
as usual. A breakfast of the same nature
was given Wednesday morning.
Mrs. B. Hinmau, Mr.. and Mrs. D. M
Camp and several others attended the 9th
annual convention of the Vermont Sunday
School Association at St. Johnsbury last
week.
At a special meeting OF the Newport
Board of Trade last week it was voted to
present to L. P. 'Aubin 1900 if he would re-
build the bobbin factory which was burn
ed recently.
Mrs. Z. P. Skinner and Miss Alice
Skinner of Barton Landing visited friends
here Friday. Mrs. FL. d. Stannard and
Mrs. Ernest Mathews also stopped over
between trains Thursday.
p. A. Robbins, d. d. G. NJ. ATTENDED
district meeting of the 1. O.. at 81
Johnsbury, Woodstock and Bellows FALL
last week, making the southern portion o
the trip by automobile.
During the recent heavy winds boon
at the Hodge & VALLEY mill gave way ant
J the logs were scattered about the bay
requiring much effort and considerabl
! expense to get them together again.
Mrs. Lucy Corey, who was reporte,
seriously i'll at J. F. LAM ert's, died Mon
day, Oct. 16, of typhoid fever. The funera
was held at North Troy Tuesday, Rev. j
E. Berry officiating, and interment wa
, in the North Troy cemetery.
The American Express Co. has assigned
/ an extra man to the Office here, Mr.. c.
Calderwood of st. Johnsbury taking tn
position. Mr.. Cameron, who acts a
customs broker for the express company
3 will appreciate the extra help.
The opening entertainment of the Y. N
8 1. g. lecture course Friday evening in tn
way of lecture on Savonarola by DR.
Dawson was grand success and is but tn
9 beginning of the good things to be deal
out to the people this winter. In spite O
the bad weather Lanes opera house wa
j well filled, which fact testifies to tn
< wisdom of thorough advertising. Dl