Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-28

1t is expected special meeting in Wood
mems hall will be held Saturday evening"
June I'd, to make arrangements for WOOD
mems Memorial Su 1day. A large after
snce OF Woodmen is requested.
MORGAN CENTER
j. III. Gilmore is employed at the Kelley /
mill at Derby.
Elmer Pinney from West Derby was in |
town last week.
+. L. Holmes is putting the Peoples line
oil telephone from Morgan to Island Pond |
George Colbeth has moved to East |
Charleston.
Mrs. II. II. Elliott is entertaining her
sister from Randolph, Mass.
DIN Moulton from Sew York was in
town last week.
Mrs. w. J. Scribner visited her daughter,
Mrs. Austin Busha@ at East Charleston
recently.
Andrew Page from Holland moves to
the place previously occupied by George
Colbeth.
NEWPORT.
Harley Humphrey, who has been very
:, is recovering.
c. j. Fogg of the New England telephone
repair force was in Lowell several days
Hast week
Z, Col. Q. 3. Emery has the repairs on bis
house nearly completed and moved in
"Wednesday.
The Fros' Veneer Co. will close their
shop at 40 p. M each Saturday through
the summer
Fourteen applicants for the customs
examination presented themselves Satur-
day, May 10.
Ii. f. Hamilton has recently put a large
plate glass in his dentist office over the
Gilman store.
j. T. Howells of the customs office has
returned from weeks vacation in Boston
and New York.
Mrs. q. s. Emery has so far recovered
from her recent attack of pneumonia as to
be up and about.
The recent hot weather has used many
of our village people to flee to the Bluffs
earlier than usual.
Charles Mcclure is erecting new house
near the roundhouse, which he Will rent
as soon as completed.
Z. II. Storrs was in Beecher Falls Tuesday
and Wednesday on business connected
with the U. s. customs.
Mrs. Thomas Z. Camp and sons will go
soon to Hyde Park, Mass, to join Mr..
Camp, who is located there.
Mrs. o. Q. Miller and Pearl Miller have
returned from their visit to New York and
other places in that vicinity
Theophilus Grout is in town for short
vacation. He is completing the repairs on
his residence on Go ventry street.
Miss Nellie Brooks returned Sunday
from st. Johnsbury, where she has been
several weeks for medical treatment.
Several residents are repairing their
buildings; Perley Holt, F. s. Tinkham and
Fred Brown being among the number.
Several Of our business men took a tip
to Fullerton Pond in Potion Wednesday,
returning Thursday with good string of
trout.
Geo. F. Root is grading the grounds
abo4f his residence on Third street, sub
stituting a top soil of loan for one of
gravel.
Masters John and Harold Young enter
tanned their young friends at party given
at their home last Friday afternoon from
four till seven o'clock.
w. c. Lindsey has disposed of his
launch, reserving the machinery, however,
IT, hno Ofo
Il different pattern which he is having built
The Mems Sunday Club has suspended
its Sunday evening meetings for the
summer. The work will be carried alonl
In different lines till the close OF TIT
summer season.
The 1. o. o. F. held an entertainment
Tuesday evening, which was we'll patron
lied. There were games to suit the tast
of all and both the promenade and dane
were INDUCED in.
Leo Young and Miss Evelyn Billing
were married at the Episcopal churc
Wednesday evening by Rev. Mr.. Murcf
They left on the air line for short wed
ding trip to Montreal.
Richard Hurst has fitted up rool
adjoining his restaurant under the Men
phremsgog House for an ice cream parl(
and will do his share towards keeping II
public cool this summer.
Rev. G. II. Brown has resigned his pa
torate at the Baptist church here, tende
ing his resignation Sunday, May 70 M
Brown has accepted a call to the Fir
Baptist Church at Ssxtons River.
ID. W. Davidson & Co. have paints
their laundry buildings and added ebo
eight feet of brick chimney on the boil
room This laundry is doing hourishiI
business and is one of our solid busine
enterprises.