Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-09-04

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one daughter.
Among the horses of this place entered
at Sherbrooke races are O'Flanagan, Second
Thought, Miss Nutwood from the New
port Stock Farm. Tobin, owned by
George S. Pomroy, which is being trained
at the local track is also entered.
NEWPORT CENTER.
The village schools will begin Tuesday.
The c. P. railroad have men here repair
ing the bridge.
Mrs. E. s. Rogers was home from Barton
to spend Sunday.
JehiaI Hereich has sold his village resi-
dence to T. H. Fulsom.
S. o. Whipple of West Derby is here Wis
iting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Dingman has moved from the N. o.
Blake house to South Troy. s.
Geo. Hoyt of Barton Landing was in
town on business Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Curtis of Lowell visited at j.
G. Stickney's few days recently.
Asa Harris of Barton Landing was in
town part of last week on business.
Mrs. Chester Butler of Newport is stay
ing with her sister, Mrs. N. S. Rogers.
q. M. Douglass is moving from the Chas.
Briggs farm to the N. o. Blake house.
Ed. Larabee has moved from Sylvester
browns residence to Asa Lambs house.
Earl Adams, who has been here on a
va cation, has returned to Waverly, Mass
Jehial Hereich has purchased six acres of
land OF Fred Riley and will build him a
| house.
Pixies men of North Troy were here last
Thursday placing caves spouts on the
school building.
Miss Della Lent, who has been working
at G. E. Campbell's, has returned to her
home in North Troy.
Asa Harris is having his farm buildings
shingled. o. ]. Adams, John Kilby and
| e. P. Adams are doing the work.
Philander Hiliker died from a shock
Tuesday night, August %. Funeral SER
vices were held Thursday at the F. B.
church.
John Selby, little son of Thomas Selby,
fell from the veranda last Thursday night,
breaking both bones in his right arm
between the elbow and wrist.
TROY
Rev. W. s. JENNIE was in Derby last week
4 Mrs. A. J. Coburn visited in Newport
last week.
/ rfu hoOor1 hor No ~
Hill Aug. 18th.
Mrs. Mildred Beck of st. Johnsbury has
been visiting her parents.
Mrs. Shepard and Mrs. Burbank of New
port visited here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward of Newport were re
cent guests at j. s. Andrews.
Ned Martin, wife and little son of Hobo
: ken, N. j., are at Peter Martins.
Mrs. o. S. Annis and daughter of Mort
Troy were at s. R. Davis last week.
d Mrs. Margaret Wells and children O
4 Lyndonville are passing few weeks i
s town.
Paul Ducharme has purchased the Had
!, lock farm of Geo. Sylvester, considerable
8 $3.50.
Mrs. F. B. Hammond and Mrs. B.
Chandler OF North Troy were visitors her
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Maloney passed
week recently with relatives in Frankli
}, county.
H. e. Mann and family have been visit
| l. .I-Is
e counties.
Mrs. Dickens and her sister, Miss Spauld
e ing of Newport, were recent guests at W
d D. Miller's.
Mahlon Carey's house burned Tuesda
IS morning. Most of the contents were saved
The insurance was small.
e Miss Airline Hammond and her siste
Rachel have gone to Athens, West Virgins
e where the former resumes her position g
S. instructor in music in the normal schoc
a there.
Howard l.. Brock a former resident, die
re at his home in North Troy Aug. Both an
ir and was buried in the cemetery here Sal
r. urday. Mr.. Brock had been in i'll healt
" for several years. He is survived by
wife, two daughters, Mrs. Luna Wiley {
:. Manchester, n. H., Mrs. Leda Chaffee |
Troy, and an aged mother.
WESTFIELD.
'e Martin d. Gilman is absent on a trip
" Maine.
Chas. F. Dodge of Tamworth, N. a., vi
tied at Mrs. Warmers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest W. Crawisy of Ne
:. Haven, Ct, are visiting at 81. o. Miller's.
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