Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-09

list for the past two weeks, has returned to
his work as telegraph operator at Barre.
DR.. C. L. Erwin was in Waterbury part
of last week on business. DR.. Whitaker
of Newport took charge of his patients
DUNG - ~-ssn>s.
The village school meeting was held
Tuesday evening the 3rd inst, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: moderator,
c. w. Morse; clerk, ia. Harris; director,
II. L Smith; truant officer, Sylvester
Drown; auditors, Z. n. Morse, ID. L. Hill
dreth and j. A. Squires. 1t was voted to
raise a dollar on a dollar of the grand list.
TROY
Rev. 1 A. Ranney has been visiting in
Sheffield.
Mrs. scofield Of Enosburg is at the home
OF her son, Carl j. Chaff, e.
Mrs. L. G.. Abbott of North Troy was a
recent visitor at DR.. Gray's.
Mr.. Carlton Adams of Dfrby has been
visiting at Arnold Eimunds'.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
W. Jenne Wednesday afternoon April II.
Elmer e. Rockwell OF Hardwick was the
guest Of mis- brother, E. e. Rockwell, last
week.
The Junior Ladies' Aid met with Miss
Della House Wednesday afternoon. They
will meet with Miss Glenna Bean Apr.18Eh.
Mr.. Fred CargiI of Derby has been en-
gagged to teach in the upper room OF the
village school and Miss Hester Coburn in
the primary room.
The Missisquoi Valley Grange are to meet
In their new room at w. M. Hodsden's on
Saturday night, April 14th. Refreshments
will be served at the close of meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Larabee entertained
thirty-fge OF our townspeople last Thurs
day evening, with finch and new sugar.
All pronounced the sugar fine, and return
many thanks for a very pleasant evening.
AT the annual meeting for the election
of officers at, the Masonic lodge Thursday
eveniny the following officers were elected:
J. A. Dubois, W. NJ E. G.. Gardyne, S.
w; {. w. Bailey, j. w; e. w. Burn
ham, Treas; II. H. Lewis, Sec.; @. {. Slan-
nard, s. D w. j. Reirden, J.. D.; R D.
shaw, S. s.; c. j. Chaffee, J. s.; A. w.
: Dubois, Chap; j. A. HartwelI, Tier.
Isaac Bean was recently advised by tele-
phone of the death of his nephew, EIwyn
Bean, son of Milton Bean OF Newport,
They were former residents here, and Ell
, wyn was a fine young man; he had a tu-
| bercular difficulty and went South think
ing a change of climate would help him.
but he failed rapidly, SO started for home
living only half an hour after reaching
, Newport Thursday morning, April 5.h.
/, WESTFIELD.
Mrs. Mary Hoyt appears to be failing
Earle Reed is home again from Woods.
S vile, N. Fl.
. Miss Lillian Seymour is attending gchoo.
at Barton Landing.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A
Wakefield on April LIST.
The @. E. society will hold an Easter
service in the Cong'I church on Sunday
afternoon, April Is. No service will bt
held in the evening.
There was a lawsuit in town hall last
, oALo0aJ dALOAhOOAi A' ~ w u Olb
presiding. Oscar P. Wright brought sc.
5 ton against Charles Niles of South New,
1 port to recover on horse trade. A. w
Farman appeared for Wright and FranI
Williams of Newport for Niles. The iur,
could not agree.
g WESTMORE.
Geo. Craig has moved to Barton.
e Eunice Hunt was in town recently.
Mr.. Wright has moved onto John Smith,
l. farm.
e Henry Bowley has let his farm to hi
~son.in-law, Mr.. Gilchrist.
a Horace Beebe has fitted his sugar plac
up with an p-to-date sugar rig.
~ COUNTY,.
ID WEST BURKE.
Wm. Silsby of Newbury was in tow
last week.
: Ray Pratt of st. Johnsbury has bee
spending a few days with his friend, Ca,
Way.