Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-06

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Mr.. AND MRS. e. II. COOK,
Mr. AND MRS LYMAN BARBER,
MRS. AGNES COOK.
LOWELL.
DR.. sheehan was in Montreal recently.
Mrs. d. B. Curtis still remains very i'll.
C.N. Parker was in North Troy Friday.
Amos Dubois has moved in over the
creamery.
Charlie Corliss has moved into the Len
Shufelt tenement.
Mrs. Byron Lyon and daughter are
visiting Mrs. Davis.
Miss Nora Wakefield was home from
North Troy over Sunday.
]. Fl. siIsby's new planer has arrived and
is being installed in the mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cello of Fletcher
were in town last week for few days.
Mrs. Geo. Watson and daughter Ruth
are spending few weeks in New York.
Miss N. Grace Coolidge has gone to Bur-
lington to teach in an industrial school.
II. B. Parker of North Troy was the
guest of his brother, V. M. Parker, last
week.
The Bell telephone men have gone to
North Troy, but will finish their work
here later.
MORGAN.
Elk. Lord was in Newport on business
last week.
Mrs. Dutton has gone to Graniteville to
visit her son.
Miss Knowlton is working at Rev. Mr..
Blodgett's in Holland.
Frank Wilder has decided his farm to his
SON. in law, Allen Maxwell.
Mr.. O. B. Browns father improves very
slowly from his recent illness.
School at the Corner closes Nov. 10. 1t
has been very successful term.
Fred Taylor and daughter Lillian were
in town over Sunday, October 20. 'l~
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Wilcox on the birth of daughter, October
81.
Henry Weeden has gone to Canada on a
hunting trip and will be absent several
weeks.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Woodmen
will meet with Mrs. E. H. Peavey Wednes-
cay, Nov s.
FL. Holmes is a BILE to attend to some of
his business but has not yet fully recovered
from his illness.
n 10 INN
ment in the comfort and convenience OF
his dwelling the past season.
News has been received that Fred Cox, a
former Morgan boy, was married at
Potsdam, N Y, few days ago.
MORGAN CENTER.
Z. L. Burroughs is ill.
H5nry Maxwell lost good horse last
week.
Mrs. ]. F. Elliott has gone to West
Derby to visit relatives.
Mrs. Homer Burroughs has gone to
spend the winter with relatives near Dix
vile, Cen.
Mrs. t. J. Cargill has returned from her
visit to BrockviHe, Can, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. w. McDougall.
NEWPORT.
Miss Mabel Cattanach was at home over
Sunday.
The Ladies' Missionary Society meets
this week with Mrs. Whitaker.
The infant child of Charles Brown OF
Second street has an attack OF measles.
Mr.. King, head deputy at the customs
} office at Richford, was in town Saturday.
? Several of our townsmen attended the
funeral of j. w. Currier of North Troy
last week Monday.
3 Mrs. j. NJ. Currier of Third Street has
a been on the sick list for Sc veral days, but
$ is now improving.
!. DIR. o. B, Gould will close his Office here
November Is, and with his wife will &c
. south to spend the winter.
: Remember the entertainment by the
! Y. "a. |. c., which takes place at the opera
house the evening of Nov IA.
The young friends of Miss Martha KING
gave her surprise party last Friday eve
ming In honor Of her birthday.
v d. M. Camp was quite seriously i'll sew.
# eral days last week, but has now resumed
/. his labors at the custom house.
8 F. E. Miles is making extensive repairs
It end alterations on the house on Pleasant
i, Street which he recently purchased.
Is The Enosburg football team was defeated
q by Newport High by a score of Sc to
Ie This is the second game of the season
y between these teams.
l. President Lueius Tuttle of the Boston &
) Maine, with his party, came here Thursday
night on their annual tour of inspection
d They returned Friday morning.
Arrangements are under way for TIT
installation OF Rev. DR.. Flagg as pastor o
the Congregational church. The ceremoD.