Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-28
Mr.. and Mrs.Elmer Rogers of West Der

Mr.. and Mrs.Elmer Rogers of West Der.
by visited relatives here recently.
Mrs. Nula Rogers visited her sister. Mrs
Ed. Burt at Newport part of last week.
Rev. II. e. Little preached the Memorial
sermon in the +. b. church, last Sunday.
G. E. Campbell visited his brother. Lin
coin Campbell at Morgan, part of last week.
Henry Smith visited his daughter. Mrs.
Nettie Twombly at Holland, part of last
week,
Carroll Collins OF Buffalo, n. Y, visited
his mother, Mrs. Gilbert Collins, here re-
Gently.
Fred Estey has finished work for Benz.
Wheeler and has returned 20 his home in
Mansonville.
Mrs. Frank sisco and children of Lowell
recently visi.e her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Doane.r
Mrs. Lizzie Wilson of Macon, Mo, is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. g. Stickney.
Mrs. Mary Cello is building an addition
to her farm barn, and also repairing her
village residence.
The F. B. society has recently been ex-
tensively repairing the interior of the
church, also building new steps at the en-
trance.
The Wheelock Association OF the Free
Baptist churches is to meet here and hold
their yearly meeting commencing May
3lst and holding over Sunday, June 3rd.
TROY
Mrs. George Day has been quite sick.
j. U. Billiard was in Coventry this week.
Miss Della House has gone to Richford
Orson Evarts is to move to Newport,
Nh.
Ernest Kelley has moved to Bakers
Mills.
Jerry Tatro of Newport visited here this
week.
E. C. Rockwell was in Waterbury re-
Gently.
F.C. Williams of Newport was in town
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Carol Smith were in New
port recently.
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs.
c. 2. Hitchcock Wednesday.
Mrs. Sawyer Carter of Newport spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Bradley Houston has let his farm to
Frank Miller of Newport Center.
| Arnold Edmunds and Frank Farman
were at Fullington Pond, fishing, last
| Wednesday.
G. z. Davis and l. P. Aubin of Newport
Blair & DeLarm mill.
Oh. Buzzell was IA st. Johnsbury with
his daughter Lillian a few days since
where he will soon go to work.
WESTFIELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Kelley OF Newport
were in town recently.
Mr.. Story, the architect, of Newport
was In town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Miller of Newport
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Boynton recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bryant of Bolton,
Que, visited at G. w. Bry ants last week.
| Mrs. Fred Taylor and two children OF
Hardwick are visiting at w. G. Farman's.
Will Eenware has been appointed carrier
for the r. F. d. route from this office
which goes into operation on July 16.
Mrs. Snow and daughter, Who live neal
Boston, have come to spend the summe
with Mrs. Shows parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Rodney Paul.
last Thursday and set tombstones at tn
graves of Joseph Martin and Mrs. Haiti
Foster Bulls.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid Societ.
held very pleasant tea meeting at Mrs
d. E. Wright's Thursday, May "a, whicl
was we'll attended.
Walter Wright of Minnesota spent las
week in town visiting his father, o.
Wright, and other relatives and friend
We are all glad to see him again.
Mrs. VIM. Edmunds has been i'll wit
pneumonia at the home of her sister, Mrs
: w. W. Wood, in Richford. Mrs. Ed
munds went to Richford to assist in carin
: for her father, the late Veniah Miller, VIII
died May 16.
The Congregational Christian EndeavC
Society reorganized on Sunday evening
May n, choosing the following officer
President, Miss jessie Woodwork; viz
" president, Winfred Hendrix; secretar
Miss Iva Johnson; treasurer, II. B. Hitcl
J. cock.
: WESTMORE.
st Rev.E. Rose is improving.
There are not as many fishermen arouI
N the lake as usual.
1T MIR. and Mrs. Henry Gage are working