Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-21

W. b. Brennan has moved into the G.. A.
Dean tenement house.
F. G. Brown has bought the A. d.
Matthews tenement house.
Guy Estelle of Canaan has returned to A.
D. Beede's to work in the store.
Rev. w. r. Davenport is to be the orator
at Waterbury on Decoration day.
Capt. and Mrs. Averill of Westmore Wis
tied at Q. B. Ordway's last Tuesday.
The Rathbone Sisters will give a dance
to invited guests next Tuesday evening.
Rood & Wiley have bought another
horse on account of increase in business.
Moses Burbank has bought the A. D.
Mathews home place. He is moving his
goods in.
Henry George has closed his labors for
the E. L. Chandler Go. aud will move to
/ Lisbon, N. FL.
Mrs. ]. s. Sweeney of Island Pond visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. A, E. Parlin, some
days last week.
| Mrs. Asa Harris is. at Newport Center
caring for her mother, Mrs. Litchfield,
who is quite sick.
Several of our young people attended
the ball at the Magog House at Newport
last Friday evening.
| Mrs. Percis Spencer, who is we'll known
here, but now living in West Concord, is
reported to be in feeble health.
| FL. D. Cole, who recently went to Bos-
ton for AMI operation on his eye, is said
to be in very critical condition.
Wesley Doyle's little girl, about two
years old, got quite badly hurt falling
down flight of stairs last week.
The Village Improvement Society will
| hold their rally at the opera hall Thursday
evening, May IA. A large attendance is
desired.
The M. W. of A. meet at their hall next
Tuesday evening, some candidates will be
present to adopt, and all members should
be present.
Mrs. Louise Matthews has moved her
goods to the home of her sister, Mrs. E. FL.
Perley, where she will make her home for
the present.
Mrs. A. E. Dennison, instead OF Mrs. &.
s. Leland, went to Montreal General Hospi-
tai, recently. She has returned home, but
will go back to the hospital later.
V. g. Marshall, W no has been working g
for the E. Il. Chandler Co., has gone to
work for the J.. G.. Turnbull Co. in tbs
feed store, where he formerly worked.
Mr.. Gauviue caught four pound salmon
IL
i Rev. G. L. Shaeffer a rainbow trout which
, weighed two and one half pounds.
t g. II. Prouty of Newport and party oil
friends, who had been making an auto.
3 mobile trip to Boston and return, arrived
here Tuesday, but owing to an injury O.
J their machine were una BILE to proceed to
! Newport until the following day.
0 son of Joseph Edmunds OF Irasb1re
y y was hurt by being thrown from a wagon
/ in front of Kinney's drug store 9ecently
0 The horse took fright at the cars and ran
5 i against telephone pole. The wagon was
e broken and the boy was in serious con-
0 dition for day or two.
. Clarence Colley, who moved away from
l this place to Reno, New, sixteen years ago
l was here a few days last week visiting
Z friends. He and his wife expect to max,
I their home here and at Lyndonville dur
0 ing the summer months and return Il
z their western home in September.
The village trustees will ballast NAH
6 street from the railroad to the stone bridg
3 with crushed stone and will put ston
5 cur rbing on the west side. The purpose /
5 to make permanent road. They are put
:, ting sewer from John Colton's to stAe oil
Il Joslyn dam and have laid out ne1
J street from the old DR.. Ranney house o.
the WilIonghby road running south t.
School street.
" We, the undersigned, take this way f
express our heartfelt thanks to the neIg h
Dors and frienQs who SO kindly assisted u
De during the sickness and death of our dar
20 ling baby Hazel; and we also wish t
thank the singers and those who broug b
flowers. May God reward you all.
at MR. AND MRS. E. j. ALLER,
Mr. AND MRS. A. n. Dow,
u Miss CHRISTINA MONTAGUE,
r, RUDOLPH AND WILBUR MONTAGUE,
EARL AND HUBERT MONTAGUE.
George G. Mead Post and w. R. c. wi
meet at their. Post rooms at ten o'cloc
IN Ouuudy, MAY II, anu go " o'o ok'0Ao iioeA'
for their memorial service. Tn May 3Ot
they will meet at Post room at ten O'Clock
:. and led by the band will march to tn
cemetery on Maple street, and hold ser
vices as usual. The school children VII
take part in the exercises at the cemetery
returning to the church for dinner At on
O'Clock will form again and march to op
81 era house, where services consisting @
music, reading, singing, and an address b.
Y. Rev. j. Ellery Reed of Sherbrooke, will b
gwen. He is a very fine speaker. Ever
one is invited to join US in these services
~ Methodist Church Notes.
The Epworth League meeting VIII b
held as usual on Tuesday, the prayer meet