Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-09

AhoSO hSN VINO attended the
funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Parker of
I-asburg, Mr. and Mrs. Fl. u. stsnnerd a.,
Barton Landing, Mrs. Ellen SKINNER ~
L~vndonville, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jonos .,
Johnson and Mrs. Harmon Covey of Fair
lee.
MORGAN.
Catherine Wilsox has returned to Darby
academy.
Elsie Bartlett and Helen Gray are having
the measles.
Miss Bnowlton has gone to Derby Line
TO stay for some time.
Frank LeClair has rented l.. d. Farr,s
sugar place at the pond.
George Cargil is again on the cream
team after an attack of the humps.
Miss Peavey has men at WORK setting
out lumber 20 build a barn The coming
summer.
f. L. Holmes has purchased quite g
quantity Of telephone poles for the use OF
the Peoples Co. the coming summer.
htN' W AAuSoSAi PA'aCASu LIS last sermon
here, April 1st. We should be glad to hear
him again, and are sorry to have him go.
Calvin Brown, who died recently at
West Charleston, was a long time resident
Of this to IN, and had many friends here.
MORGAN CENTER.
Mrs. Jeanette Cargin is i'll with tonsil
tits.
VIII Ewens is home from Holland, and
is working for c.. J. GoodseIl.
Mrs. Ethel Moulton from East Charles
ton visited friends here last week.
Ny. end Mrs. J. NJ. Cargill were in Hol-
land last Wednesday, on account of the
serious illness OF their daughter, Mrs.
Ella Hackett.
NEWPORT.
Mrs. II. A. Covey of Fairlee visited rela-
tives in town Friday.
c. n. Brady and Miss Maud Field have
returned from Washington.
c. f. Bigelow and family returned from
a winters s%ojourn in California, Sunday,
April l..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Parker attended the
funeral of F. II. Skinner at Barton Landing
Monday.
w. b. Ranney has sold his residence OF
School street to DR.. Badger, who will taxi
possession about May 1.
Frank Wheelock has sold his dwelling
to Mr.. Folsom, a B. & M. engineer, anC
gives immediate possession.
Ralph Cameron has secured a position
with the b. & NJ. R. R. at Somerville
Mass, and will move there at once.
Miss Grace Williams is suffering witt
mumps, hence a vacation of two weeks IL
her department OF the graded school.
John Police of the Italian fruit store he
returned from a visit to his old home il
Italy. He was absent from home abou
four months.
a. q. Goodwin has leased the Memphre
magog store and will transfer his millinery
and fancy goods to this store the latter
part of this month.
Erik Farman has been obliged to give
up his position in the post Office OF
account of poor health and has returned
to his home in Lowell.
A consignment of four hundred barrel
OF grain alcohol arrived at this station las
week. This alcohol was exported t
Eustis, P. O., where it is used in the manu-
facture of illuminate of mercury.
The B.. & NJ. r.. r. nave driven tn
necessary piles for the extension of tn
depot north. This addition will make tn
building about twenty feet longer and Civ
e. the American Express Co.. more room.
g The state board of railway commission
70 ers held. a hearing here Friday regardin
e the death of Vim. Sheldon, who recent
received injuries by being struck by
e locomotive, which resulted in his death.
SThe annual meeting of the Young Men
q improvement Club was held Tuesds
evening, April 3 Officers were electe
i and reports show the club to be In GOO
Ie condition both socially and fnanciall
l. Carroll Huntington has recently il
u stalled at his pharmacy a new soda four
: tain Of the latest improved style. tt
exterior trimmings in marble and eny
are after designs furnished by Mr.. Hun
er ington himself. Tne fountain was put
lie running order Thursday.
a J. H. McMurray, until recently a~ssistal
AZ storekeepsr for the G. p. r. R. heIe, al
DC Miss Minnie Feltus of Beebe Plain, P: c
C. were married at the Epi :copal churt
a Wednesday evening, April 4, by Rev. NJ
De Murch. The young couple leave imm
Is diately for Winnipeg, Man, where tn
We will make their future home.
- Word Was received Monday from Elw
= Bean, who has been spending a part of t
winter In Atlantic City, n. j., for t.
" benefit OF his health, that he was not II
proving and it was necessary that som
in one be sent to accompany him home. e
physician not being able to get away
ng this time, P. a Robbins vent down a.
returned with him. Mr.. Beaa lived on
long enough to reach home, dying on /
arrival here Thursday morning. A sist
OF Mr.. Bean is very Ill and fears are ente
- ta1le1 tlat Eha will MT roo0x-ar TIL