Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-07

Myrtle Blood is home from Conco,d n
Il. much improved in health. Two of her
cousins accompanied her.
MORGAN CENTER
A little child of A. Page Il very I'LL.
Ora Cargiii and family are home from
Maine.
Harry Eliot is suffering from blood poi
son in his hand.
D. G. Brooks visited friends in West
Derby last week.
Mrs. Myrtle Bickiord has returned TO
her home in Sheffield.
The ice is gone FROM Lake Seymour and
the fishermen are again busy.
School in the Cargill district commenced
April 30, Miss L. CrandalI teacher.
Mrs. A. j. Calkins is home from STAN
stead where she spent the winter with re-
Ia ives.
NEWPORT.
Mrs. Rose Sawyer is suffering from
bad attack of bronchitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young have returned
from vacation OF several weeks.
Mrs. G. NJ. Dearborn, who has been Ill
for several days improves very slowly.
H. Il. Newton and Rufus Kinsley of
Lowell were in town Saturday on legal
business.
q. NJ. Howard of Sherbrooke was in
town Thursday on business connected
with the U. 8. customs.
The amount raised here from all sources
as far as can be learned for the San Franci-
co sufferers Is about 1925.
DR.. Badger has moved from the Hubbard
tenement on Summer st. to his house re-
Gently purchased OF w. B. Ranney.
The Bell Telephone Co. have recently put
in instruments at the residences of Timothy
Human and K. G. Hilton on Third st.
Navigation on the lake opened April 90,
Thomas Norton with the steamer John A.
making trip to Georgeville that day.
A. G. Goodwin has completed the re-
modelling of his store and is now ready for
business with an up to- date stock of cloth
ing and furnishings.
VIM. Mayo, for many years familiar
figure in the community, has closed up his
business affairs here and gone to Mass
achusetts to live with relatives.
Repairs have been commenced on the
steamer Lady of the Lake. Work has to
be done on her paddle wheels in addition
to the annual painting and general reno
vation.
Ex- Gov. Josiah circuit and his son; A. HI.
Grout have formed a partnership for the
practice Of law. The new firm is styled
Grout & Grout and have offices in the
Lane block.
Mr.. Batchelder has been very i'll, at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. w. W. True
for several days, but is now slightly i'm.
proved and hopes soon to be able to go tG
the Bluffs with the family.
The fishing season Is now on and those
who are unable to lure the willy trout are
| plying their vocation from the severa
bridges in town in search ofthe less succu-
lent perch OF which great numbers are being
caught.
The ten foot alligator which has been on
exhibition in the window of the Central
pharmacy has been placed in the museum
department OF the Goodrich Free Libra y
The alligator was shot in Florida by D.
! w. HiIdreth.
| Union services were held at the M. E
! church Sunday evening, April q, the oc.
/ cassion being in the nature of welcome
! to the new pastor, Rev. R. j. Christie
Rev. c. H. Brown of the Baptist churci
addressed the people, Rev. Mr.. Ramag
of North Troy, who exchanged for the os
with Rev. DR.. Flagg, assisted in the ser
vices. There was large attendance.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Erastus Buck has moved to Newport.
Charlie Collins is in town visiting rela
tives.
Miss Eva Kline is teaching school a
, Evansville.
Mrs. c. L Erwin has returned from ne
visit at Boston.
NJ. E. Phillips has been on the sick lis
the past week.
3 Herman Smith has moved onto his far
}. in South Newport.
Miss Leila Laffo has returned from he
d visit at w heelock.
Mrs. Hannah Trowbridge has blood poi
!. son in one OF her hands.
Mrs. Merrill Wentworth and son, Ellis
y are here visiting relatives.
Miss Nettie Rollins has been sick tn
past week with the grip.
;. VIII Dane has gone to Barton Landin
to work Oh the railroad section.
O Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bacon's infant chill
.e was buried Monday, April Both.
Mrs. Leonard of Brockton, Mass, is hel
IL visiting her son, Rev. w. A. Leonard.
lie Cortez Sherman has moved from tn
s. Junklns block to Erastus Bucks house.
D, Mr.. and Mrs EllerylPercv of NeWuO