Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-05
NEWPORT CENTER.

NEWPORT CENTER.
j. @. Turnbull of Barton Landing was III
town on business recently.
U.A. Harris visited relatives at Morris
VILE and johnson last week.
Ralph lawson from Barton Landing re-
Gently visited at his home here.
Edgar Callahan of waterville, Me-, visit
ed at Mrs. Lydia Bailey's recently.
Mrs.H.E. Little entertained her Sun
day school class one evening recently.
Ross and Mary Butterfield of North
Troy visited one day recently at ID. j.
wahI's.
Amos Lawson has moved his barber
shop from the Jenkins block to G. L. Ell
wins block.
There will be a donation for the benefit
of Rev. NJ II. Ryan Thursday evening, teo'
Sth' at Erwin's hall.
g. W. Rogers, Elmer Niles, Geo. Larabee,
Alec Estell, and Asa Lamb have placed the
PEOPLES telephone in their residences.
Mr.. Hersey of Morrisville. who has been
stopping here with his son, Sidney Hersey,
died here Friday morning, Feb. 2, at about
six O'Clock.
ga mother in Israel hath fallen and we
are left to mourn, but not as those who
have no hope" Mrs. Laura A. Stiles, who
died at West Derby, Jan. 18th, was for
! merly for many years resident OF thls
place. Her nus band, the late Rev. Silas w.
stiles. who died at Newport Center, Aug.
&c, 1877, was for nine and one-h half years
pastor of the Free Baptist church here, ana
: it was through his efforts and by his gen.
erous contribution of labors and money
:, that the present church edifice was erected.
: Although Mrs. Stiles has lived in Derby Tor
several wears, yet 1t was her choice that
n her name should remain with the little
= church where she and her companion had
Is lived and labored for so many years.
Hearts are saddened and tender ties are
70 broken by her death, but the influence OF
r. her beautiful Christian life will never de-
4 And her many friends here will find COM
fort in the words of John the Revelator:
;, ssBlessed are the dead who die in the Lord
:: from henceforth: Yea, saith the Spirit,
that they may rest from their labors; and
their works do follow them"
r TROY.
Mr.. Ole Henson has moved to North Troy
Mr., William Horner has moved to NORTH
-, Troy.
MFR. and Mrs. Allen Ball have gone tt
pe Boston, Mass, to live.
Mr.. William Austin has moved to VIII
a., liam Hunts farm in West Newport.
Mrs. Arthur Newton OF Sutton, 2. O., Wis
n. tied her sister, Mrs. Isaac Wilson, las
us week.
a. Mrs. Charles G. Kennedy visited her sis
W ter, Mrs. c. P Stevens, at Stevens Mill
last week.
Mrs Amanda Baraw has moved from
F. w. Browns tenement into the hous,
= vacated by Allen Ball.
b. Mr. A. j. Stewart has returned from tn,
Maine woods. Mrs. Stewart is to return
w. from Orange, N. J this week:
e. Miss Bertha Scofeld, the nurse who ha
been caring for Mrs. Isaac Wilson, has re
,rs turned to her home in Sutton, P. O..
A. Dr. Gray was in Montreal recently t.
i'll | accompany Mrs. Charles RamsdelI to tn
Royal Victoria Hospital for treatment.
ire George B. Young of the law firm o
res Young & Young of Newport recently Wis
MS tied his grandfather, John Young, who
in poor health.
III A large number Of our townspeople mad
As as a pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
Morey on Thursday evening. Refresh
se' ments were served.
We think this place should be boon e
'iai as a winter resort, no need of going Sout
9al when we can go out in the yard and pic
POI pansies on January 26th.
10 Many hearts in this community wer
ny saddened on Monday, JAM 18th, vine
word came over the wire that Nellie, VIII
Vi of George H Smith, died that morning 9
MT the Royal Victoria Hospital, where sh
an underwent an operation the precedin
the Tuesday, Mrs. Smith came here eigf
ILL., wears ago from Newport with her husband
hty 80, bic hrotber y G. Smitl
NV bought out j. s. Young's general stor
vas Mrs Smith has ever since worked in tt
ne, store and by her pleasant, obliging mar
cen ner made everyone, both old and youn
nth her friend, and she will be greatly MISE
He by all. She leaves beside her husband,
hey father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Holl
ded Libby of Beebe Plain, P. O., and tV
brothers. The funeral was held at Beel
nd Plain in the M. e. church. on Wednesdf
the aftern DON with burial In the cemetel
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