Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-05

Dr' temple is moving to Fred Hamblet,s
iarm' ne and job Drown having taken If
Lincoln Campbell, who has been on Fred
Ham6let's farm the past year. has movod
! to A. M. Gray's.
Mrs r. W. Taylor goes soon to Concord
~ H. TO stay with her daughter, Mrs. Fl
+. Waite, during the winter.
T. H. Holmes has men at work renairino
ana extending the Peoples telephone line
and putting in new Instruments.
Halloween was celebrated by some Of
the boys by moving signs and wagons.
ringing bells etc., but we have not heard
OF any real damage. All right, boys!
MISS Jewett, the teacher at the Corner
gave Halloween party to her pupils and
two other schools at the home of Mr.. Geo
Cooo. A happy time was enjoyed by the
young people and many thanks are due
MISS Jewett and Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb.
MORGAN CENTER
Mrs. Myrtle Bickford has gone to st.
Adams.
Mr.. Dqtton is reshingling and making
other improvements on his house.
Mrs. Nora Burbank and children from
Derby were in town for a short visit recent
ly.
G. Ellis and children from West DERBY
have come to live with his mother, Mrs. j.
Ellis.
will h0I6 hot
ing with Mrs. Jonn Grove Wednesday.
Nov z.
Mrs. j. Ellis and family from Barton
Landing have returned to her farm near
the Center.
There was large number present at the
harvest supper and farewell reception given
Richard Maplesden at the Woodmen's hall
Friday evening, Oct. &c. Mr.. j. FL. Gil
more with few appropriate remarks pre-
scented Mr.. Maplesden with a purse of
money from his friends. Mr.. Maplesden
has gone to Oakland, Cal, to spend mis- re-
manning years with his only son, r. D.
Maplesden. Mr.. Maplesden has been q res
ident of this place and will be greatly
8 missed in the church, the social meetings.
: with earnest Christian living.
NEWPORT.
t Mrs. Rosa Sawyer has returned from 6
visit to Boston and vicinity.
q Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Root visited il
g Boston and vicinity last week.
S. j. Cushing disposed OF a carload Of
j.. fine Baldwin apples in this vicinity las
week.
Repairs are being made on the old schoo
# building and the interior presents a much
b different appearance.
Carl Hicks has given up his position
If with Lane & DwinelI and is at work TO
d the B. & NJ. railroad.
H. B. CushmaD, our genial county clerk
. is now full-fedged lawyer, having beer
II admitted to the bar last week.
Mrs. E. E. Puffer, who has been il
l. Lowell, Mass , for some time for med,ca
treatment, is expected home soon.
II. W. Brainerd OF Derby Line is supply
b ing in the custom house during tn
<. absence OF some of the local officers.
Rev. j. j. Williams OF Coaticook, P. @
q has accepted call TO the Baptist churc
"a here and occupied that pulpit last Sunday
It The studio over the Boston Clothin
store is being fitted up anew and will 500
at be occupied by first class photographer
t. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l Williams hav
lie broken up housekeeping at West Derp
TX and will board for time at M. T. Har1il
toms.
g. Miss Theda Wellman has finished a te
in weeks term of school in the Josly
rt district and will enjoy vacation OF tW
or weeks.
A. Lieut.. c A. Davis of Co. l., vt. Nat
lie Guard, was in Montpelier Friday an
v Saturday on business connected with til
be state organization.
Hurst's restaurant in the basement {
eft the Memphremagog House has bee
rd greatly improved recently by the addltlo
tie of three large windows.
a. Another false alarm of fire was rung
ed Sunday, Oct. %, caused by the crossing
arc wires in a high wind. These alarms wi
nv at least keep our fire ladd1es IN shape II
Dir actual service should occasion arise.
,r- The first entertainment of the Lal
he course was given at the opera mouse Inur
ire day evening, Nov. 1, by the Ladies All
.g, Quartet. The attendance was small, az
Use not what the quartette merlted, Que
doubt to surfeit OF entertainment abo
this time, and Misunderstanding on Il
part of the public, who have confounoe
the course mr.. Lane is putting on Il
boards with the proposed Y. M. l..
Il course.
NEWPORT CENTER.
g The Cleaners will give chicken pie SUI
per in the G. A. r. hall "Wednesday evenln
LEI Nov. z.