Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
Carl Winchester has gone to
to work for the railroad company.

Tom Patterson has moved inf
Sanborn's tenement In the village
c. N. Parker has sold his mscbi
making boxes to parties from Bart
Mr.. Harlow OF Hartford, Conn.
Snow of Boston, Mass, spent Mon
Tuesday in town.
Miss Dunbar has resigned the
of superintendent of schools and W
school in Irss burg.
The fair and oyster supper Frfdl
ing was well attended. Those r.
town were MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert 81
Wright from Westfield and Mrs
Souther of North Hyde Park. N
ceeds of the evening were over s50l
MORGAN CENTER
Mrs. A. j. Cslkins is visitin, IL
Stanstead.
Mrs. Bertha Marsh and Mrs. .rass|
well are i'll.
Miss Winnie Burroughs 10
friends in Charleston.
Allan Maxwell has moved 70 i
purchased of Frank Wilder.
John Grove has moved to Orc
farm, Mr.. Cargill going to Maine
The Ladies' Aid Society will ND
Mrs. Ella Cargill Tuesday, Nov. 29.
4. Maplesden has moved from tbI
to the home of his daughter. NJ
Elliott. -'Ars
James Goodsell is home from
where he has been stopping with :
for some months,
An interesting lecture was given
Union church Monday EVENING
oy missionary from China, Miss
Dow.
NEWPORT CENTER.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
the Nth inst.
f. [. Hildreth Of Barton mos :,
one day last week.
Asa Lamb was here from Canaan
recently on business.
A daughter was born to Mr. on
Foster Crandall recently.
Mrs. E. Buck has been quite sick
~ with an attack of asthma.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Griffin oI
Derby, visited friends here recentlyl
: : Mrfand Mrs. E. C. Rogers yisita
atlVes here last Friday and Saturday
-; Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Crawford j
ton Landing visited relatives here rel
Mrs. Blanche Cammett and Miss
Rogers visited friends at Ricbtol
week.
There was a Christian Endeavo,
social at Mrs. Nettie Perkins, last
evening.
DR.. c. l.. Erwin's house took fire
roof last Tuesday noon, caused
chimney burning out, but the fl
soon extinguished.
NEWPORT.
freeman Farman of Lowell was in
Friday on business.
H. >. Root has been quite i'll tn,
week with sciatic rheumatism.
W. T. Lindsey is fitting up a BID
aliey IN the basement of his block.
Miss May Chamberlain and Mis-
wallace of Lowell were in town Frio
The Ladies' Missionary society me
day afternoon with Mrs. s. A. Spau
s. B. Parker and Mrs. Abbie Parl
Coventry visited at L. j. Parker's f
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Flint have ret,
from New York after a business ii
two weeks.
Our stores are beginning to tai
their holiday appearance, several al
displaying fine line of holiday good
Mr.. Libbey, who has lived in
Moore's house on Summer St., has
70 Norton's Mills where he has END
nent. a. $50 sEy
The street : commissioner has mi
work about town flushing sewers, gd
ing up leaves and other refuse and Cd
things in shape for winter. Il
The young people have enjoyed
skating the past week, South Bay fqd
ing the favorite rink. Even the
of Thursday and Friday did
stop toe sport.
John Griggs, yard conductor for d
6 M, was caught between the plat
md a car recently and quite seriI
pjured. Though no bones were} bi
t is feared he was injured internally.
One of the largest single shippe1
express passed through here last Sui
t was coil of Is inch rope weia
700 pounds consigned to the Allan
line at Quebec and required an, 4
Express car to carry it. Y
The number present at Sabbath 81
It the Congregational church Sui
November 10, was las. DIR. Flagg is,
ng strong effort to interest the/
lren and 1t is evident he is succeed1n
Mr.. Parsons, Pullman condudtor
AIKEN violently i'll at Stoiliker's resta'
Wednesday night with what WAS at
cared to be shock. 1t turned out
n attack of acute Indigestion and
low improving in health.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A