Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-13

The many friends of Mrs. Emily Hunt
are glad to learn that she is recovering
from her Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Leland are visiting
relatives in the southern part of the state
and before their return, they will visit IN
Wells River.
The Junior Endeavor society invite all
to box social at the parsonage Wedne7-
day evening, March 10th 1t is hopea
there will be large attendance.
Thursday evening, March 2nd, thirteen
youug people called on Mr.. and Mrs. ). w
Hyde and were treated to warm sugar
They report very pleasant evening
NEWPORT.
Mrs. H. A Wright is i'll with tonsilitis'
Mrs. James Bacon nasi returned from
visit to Ayers Fiat.
Mrs. Homer Call Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Call at Boynton, Que.
Carroll Davis, who has been so danger
ously ill, is lowly recovering.
The Ladies' Reading Club held its regu-
lar meeting at the library Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. George f. Goode left Saturday to
attend the wedding of her sister at Boston,
Mass.
Mr.. M. G. Sargent is in a very critical
condition. He has been in poor health all
winter.
A large number of Masons from here
attended the meeting of Orleans Lodge at
Barton Friday evening.
L. A. Wadley, formerly of this place, has
purchased the drug business Of Slayton q
Saunders at Morrisville.
Ths Methodist church has asked that
Rev. w. c. Newell be returned by the con-
ference for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lougee are packing
their household effects preparatory to
removing to Springfield, Mass.
The examinations at the academy will
commence next week, and school Will
close for the vacation March "A.
Mrs. L. D. Miles is suffering a relap SO
and is very dangerously i'll. several weeks
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! monia.
Will Bullock is getting out again after
two weeks illness. An Olds gasoline
engine is being SET up in Mr.. Bullock
printing office this week.
The Newport Academy girls basket ball
team will play the Barton Stars here to-
morrow evening. At the last game the
Newport girls were the victors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BeIlum are soon tc
move from S. Slee's house to the Macdiar-
MID tenement on Coventry street. The
Slices are to return from the South about
April 1st.
The March session of the Orleans county
court opened here Wednesday, Judge
Tyler presiding, and sitting with him are
Judge Clark of Glover and Judge Robbins
of Derby.
f. Z. Williams will undergo an opera
ton for the removal of a fever sore from
his chest during the latter part of THU
week. This will be performed at the Roya
Victoria Hospital, Montreal.
There are no more diphtheria cases a
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; reported; but there are two cases in tn
Powers family in Coventry, from which
) the woman came who died at the hote
!. last week.
An enigma of the Boston & Maine rail
road caug at fire while in the railroad var,
: Tuesday and the woodwork burned
Several buildings in the yard also caugh
/ fire but the fire was exiting uished befor
3 any damage was done to them.
Mrs. Homer Thrasher entertained tn
= new reading club at her home Tuesda
9 afternoon. Refreshments were serve
after the literary part of the entertain
n ment. The next meeting will be held wit
: Mrs. A. j. White at West Derby.
Y The state railroad commissioners, Fullt
c. Smith of St. Adams, 81. s. Bing nam {
4 Bennington, and @. T. Howard of Crafts
/. bury, met here Tuesday for a hearing
" the case of ElIery Vance, who was kille
on the Canadian Pacific railway last fal
= The Ladies' Industrial Society of Il
70 Baptist church met Friday afternoon wit
Mrs. Lorenzo Cummings on Third stree
Mrs. c. A. Davis read a paper on ''Tl
Education of the Japanese" and Mi
=, Ivah Gale read about "The Wives al
= Mothers in Japan"
10 We understand that Will Green, son
G. 81. Green, who has been with the Co
Wrench Co., for the last five years, b
- left that concern to accept position wi
~ Harrington, Robinson Co., Boston; and
- to be located in their New York off
- which has recently been opened.
he Word was received Tuesday of the dea
of Mr.. Danforth at Henniker, n. H, fro
pneumonia. He had been in much bett
. health since moving there until his fat
= illness. He moved there from this pIa
49, last fall, having held the position of c
- inspector for the B. & NJ. road at Il
- place. Several of the railroad men frc
% this town attended the funeral.
n, The members of Mrs. Cattanach's Su
u day school class gave their companic
In Miss Lillian Palmer q surnrise recent