Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-20


here will be a sugar supper at the
odman's hail Friday evening, March
and cordial invitation is extended
all. The proceeds to be used toward
airing the church.
NEWPORT.
lrs. Harriet Hand Of Ayers Flat is Wis
e Mrs. James Bacon.
ev. Nathaniel Emery of Derby Line
in town Wednesday.
ir. w. E. Lougee and family removed
N here to Springfield, Mass, last week.
portion of the railroad bridge near the
pot has been replaced during the past
ok.
he Ladies' Society OF the Congrega-
pal church held a social in the vestry
ursday evening.
he ladies' Industrial Society of the
ptist church will meet Friday afternoon
b Miss Alfred on School street.
he Beethoven circle will meet to-mor-
evening with Mrs. Grace Young.
liam composers will be considered.
All of the grades closed Friday afternoon.
examinations at the high school begin
morrow and will continue until Friday.
number of high school students
ended the graduation exercises Of the
wport Center graded school Friday eve
ng.
IRIS. Gertrude Grace died Thursday
ernoon at the home of her father, A. P.
nee. The funeral was held Sunday
ernoon.
Judge F. e. Alfred has returned from
w York City, where he represented the
madam Pacific railroad in the suit
ought against the corporation by Mrs.
liot.
The meeting of the railroad commission
lich was to have been held here Tuesday,
- postponed on account of election.
be meeting will be held at a date in the
ar future.
Miss Adra Ash OF the kindergarten de-
rtment will spend part of the vacation
tn Miss Martha Davis at Island Pond
ISIS Nellie A. Bliss of the high school
Guilty Will visit Miss Loretta Cumming;
lring part of the vacation.
The monthly meeting of the Young
ems Improvement Club was held Friday
ening. Vocal selections were rendered
yJ. T. Howell, Harry Hamilton, w. E
dams and the academy glee club. a
olin solo was rendered by Walter e
Gliding, and w. Q. Lindsay's instrumental
lartet played.
The B. Y. p. L. will hold a conques
Getting next Sunday night, the subjec
eing "Civilization, Christianity, and thu
ndian." Elmer E JENNIE will read paper
d .'The Indian and Christianity" Hale
Isson will read an article on "The Indian
I'D Baptist Missions" Arthur E. Warner
I'll read on "The Indian and Civilization D
The annual village meeting will be held
Triday, March 81. Among the articles II
he warning are several relating to tint
Eaterworks. 1t is proposed TO authorize
he appointment of superintendent
vaterworks and streets. The matter o
aising the water rates, the placing o
meters in business places, the extension o
he pipes so that pure water may b
occurred from the lake, will also be acte'
Upon. Besides these matters, the usus
bfficers will be chosen.
The 18th meeting of the British Associa
lion for the Advancement of Science, wi
be inaugurated at Cape Town, South Al
rica. on Tuesday, the 18th OF August, 100
Prof. G. H. Darwin, son Of the late Charlie
Darwin of Evolution" fame, is presiden
In yitation circulars are sent out thus earl
TO members, that they may have amp
time TO make arrangements to visit TIL
region south of the equator. DIR. j.
Currier of Newport, is the only member
he association in Vermont.
TROY
Carroll Hartwell is at home.
William RoyIston is in town.
A.G. Goodwin was in town Thursday
Erwin Rockwell was in Albany Tuesdt
Wendell Peck is home from visit
Mass &c husetts.
Mrs. Bertha Martin has returned ire
Barton Landing.
Guy Cook has moved to Derby, where
has rented a farm.
Mrs. George Smith has been spending
week at Beebe Plain.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. L. Blair OF Jay, WISH
i in town Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid society met with M
4 Hutchins, Wednesday.
E. o. Hadlock starts this week for Nv
dome County, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Miller have o.
spending a week in Boston.
Delmar Stevens of West Derby was
i town the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. BUCK sno H.