Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-19

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Also on the casket was placed her mission
box containing her last contribution to
the Masters cause. The services closed by
| the choir singing Ruey's favorite hvmp.
uFsce to Face Shall / Behold Him. The
sermon was preached by Rev. j. II. Wales.
nastor of the Advent church, and remarks
we're also made by Rev. 8. r. Wales and
| Rev. F. B. BIodgett. The body was laid to
rest in the cemetery at Morgan Center by
the side Of Lake Seymour.
NEWPORT.
Mrs. A. w. Livingston of Eastern Ave.
is Ill.
r. c. Huntington has been very i'll for
several days but is now on the gain.
/. B. WelIman spent Sunday with his
brother at Dartmouth college, Hanover,
n. H.
Miss Mary Smith, who has been very ill
for several weeks, Is thought to be gaining
somewhat.
VIM. Batchelder has purchased a gaso.
lene boat and is fitting it up for summer
use. 1t is II feet over all and will carry
from 8 to 10 persons.
Quite a party from here attended the
automobile show in Boston last week, some
merely to see the show while others went
to invest in a machine.
Mrs. Henry Sawyer entertained several
of her lady friends, wives of locomotive
engineers, at her home on Central st.
!, Wednesday afternoon.
Geo. d. Walworth presided at the organ
at the Congregational church for several
/: Sundays, during the absence in Bermuda
, OF Miss Marjorie Batchelder.
The basket ball game Saturday, March 10,
> between the ladies of the Stanstead college
: and the local ladies' team, resulted in a
i score of 10 to II in favor of the visitors.
Mrs. J. o. Thrasher has rented rooms in
the Bean block and will open a new mil
linery store. She has been in Boston ano
New York the past week buying a new
stock.
l. Regular meeting of the Y. M. L. G. was
heldFriday evening, March 16. After bust
=, ness was disposed of w. w. True enter
tanned the club with an informal talk OF
berLluuH lolduuo WhtOh HO AoS JNSS
H. s. and G. F. Root and several other
attended the meeting of the society O
re American Patriots in Boston last week
The party left here Tuesday In a specis
in parlor car attached to the Montreal an
Boston express.
We The meeting at the Congregation
1t. church Sunday evening was a very inter
N esting one. The subject of the meetin
,oI being ssTubercoIosis'' it was very alb
handled in interesting papers read by DIR
Whitaker and Blanchard. Special mus
was furnished and the audience filled tt
church.
rg Miss Grace Hare is visiting relatives
ne Sutton, p. @.
Frank and Susie Andrews are visitir
friends in Newport.
ay Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Phillips and daugt
nd ter spent Sunday in town.
Ned Cramer of Newport, a former res
dent, was In town recently.
The Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Reynolds have move
into the house with Thomas King.
ore Arthur Keller has gone to Norwoo
Mass, to work in a printing Office.
at Mrs. Floyd Miller has a new piano fro
Moulton's piano rooms, Newport.
he Ralph Albee has gone to North Woo
stock, N. H, where he has employment.
ICED Thirty. six took the teachers examir
r. ton. here on Wednesday and Thursd'
tity Roy Martin, who is working in Baldwin
ole's Vile. Mass. is visiting his father, Pc
Martin.
was Mrs. John Young Of Newport spent
over week at W. 8. Jenne's, helping to care
Mr.. Young.
Inter /. Mrs. F. w. Brown and daughters Mari
for and Helen NJ Barton Landing are visit
WISH friends in town.
Mrs. Hiram Smith was moved to
ARM home OF her daughter, Mrs. Martin {
the man, at Westield On Friday.
ano Mr.. and Mrs. A.. w. Edmunds, D
Bertha Wursthorne, DIR. and Mrs. Gray
MT. tended the play "Eben Holden" at N
port Tuesday.
~ Abont forty friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
dgett 60 r;.ttaa 49, T,esdov e1
her t. 49, 20 - - ra,-ashr.
The
the
aroa Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Farman and
and Mrs. w. 8. Gilpin of Westfisld ms
Frank Farman's on Saturday, March i
celebrate the birthdays OF Warren
DIS in Frank Fsrman, and w. B. Gilpin.
At a meeting Of the school directors
d last following officers were elected for one J
Mrs. Chairman, John Dubois; clerk, Alice
Gray; superintendent, W. S. JENNIE; tr'
from officers, Nelson Martin, Win Powers
Nrs NJ. Doane, q. M. Hunt and George Clay
i'll for John Young died at the home OF
son-in-law, w. S. JENNIE, on Thur
auob. morning, March 10. MIR. Young was
!, died in Lisbon, N. H, June A, 1916, and rem
week to Jay with his father. Jehu Young
death 1926. The town of Jay was organized
the Fl set fou-a p,aa%;o- hold ~ fha bou.