Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-16

charleston last Thurs Gay visiting at Mr..
Lyons.
e.. C.. Elliott intends getting out lumber
t1t. winter for a barn on his Derby
property.
clarence Thomas is doing good work
with his saving machine. He has a largo
lob in Charleston
A cradle roll for the Sunday school is to
he started. The home department has
been a success and we trust this will also.
MORGAN CENTER.
Mrs. Dudley is quite sick.
n Danforth and Mrs. Lila Bemis were
81 last week.
L. H. Burroughs was home for short
visit last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Calkins have gone to
Masssch usetts.
Mrs. Rose Barney and Lewis Barney's
family are on the sick list.
The many friends of Mrs. Ella CargilI
are glad TO have her home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Temple of Albany
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Temple recently.
Mrs. E. e. Burroughs returned from
MorrisviIIe last Monday. Her little grand
daughter Hattie returned with her.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Erastus Kittridge has moved to New
port.
A son wss born to Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
Palmer recently.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Farwell Jan. 9th.
A son was born Jan. 18th to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Page.
E. P. Adams has gone to Franklin coun-
ty to visit relatives.
Miss Myra Parlin of Burlington visited
Mrs. U. A. Harris recently.
F. d. Taylor has rented the Percy block
and is putting in feed store.
G. J. Stickney has added a new show
case to his store in the post Office.
Rev. l. P. Chase of Barton Landing
called on friends in town last week.
Miss Bernice Jenkins is in st. Adams
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert Lowry.
Rev. and Mrs. o. w. Heyer of Haverhill
N. H., visited friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Rogers of West
Derby visited relatives here Sunday, JAM
Edith Morse has been staying with bel
grand mother, Mrs. g. l.. Sleeper, at New
port.
Mrs. Lester Percy, who has been yer!
sick, is better. Vesta Niles is working TO
| her.
Heman Bates is repairing the building
| III no lu MI.
Phillips.
Thomas Landon of Barton Landing ha
been in town the past week working at tn
creamery.
o. j. Kilby raised the smoke stack OF III
mill one day last week and expects to com
mence work soon.
George Bailey has sold his barber shol
at the Frontier house, North Troy, ant
has returned here.
George Cammett died of pneumonia
Sunday, Jan. s, after short illness. Ii
was q years of age and bright, energetic
Young man. He leaves a wife, father
stepmother, sister and many friends tt
mourn his loss. Funeral services wer'
held Thursday in the Advent church.
TROY.
Rev, N, A. Moore is boarding at Chaun
cey Coles.
Mae Hartwell is able to go to the hom
of her father.
Miss Emma Ducharme has been quite il
at DR.. Gray's.
Mrs. Kendall of Newport has been wit
her daughter, Mrs. King.
Rev. end Mrs. Jenne and Miss Tucke
were in Newport Wednesday.
, Geo. Green was thrown from sleig
, Sunday and received broken arm.
Mrs. Horace Abel has gone to Newpor
! where she will work as cook in the Ray
= mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young and Geo. B. Youn
O and family of Newport were at Rev. w.
e Jenne's Sunday.
). Miss Lena Hitchcock finished her scho
in Westmore and Immediately began teacl
ing in Holland.
Quite a number of the former employe
s. Of the veneer mill have gone to North Trt
to work, Mrs. Woodcock among Il
n number.
WESTFELD.
a Martin D. Gilman has gone to Bidd
ford, Me-, on visit.
lg Arad L. Brown and Dudley Traver a
improving in health.
I'd Mrs Fred R Stoddard of Shelburne "
at Walter Bells last week.
he Hon. A. W. Woodwork Of EnosburI
Falls was in town last week.
tn The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Herb'
Ist Tracy born Sunday night, died few da
later. The funeral was held Thursdt
ce Rev. \. 5. Moore officiating.
by WESTMORE.
Mrs. Converse is quite ill.
Gerald Conley hurt his arm very baG
Nh while sliding recently.
oy Twas Drown visited his brother Ernest
Oh st. JohnsOury, last week.
Taplin & Rowell have bought the NJ