Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26
MORGAN CENTER

MORGAN CENTER
IA WEIGH is in town again after an abb
sscs Of several months.
II III. Gnmour and VIM. Atkins are home
t,o work at Tice's Mills.
NJ, and Mrs. Burney Cargill welcomed
,.,, n their home November Is. Con- !
e rstuls,ions.
The auxiliary will hold their next
-ss.igg with Mrs. Nellie CaIkins We'd
rs.5ay. Decent Der 5.
NEWPORT.
. .,o was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f.
Fl Hamilton Friday, Nov. %.
TIC. Gale mas resumed his lsbors as
customs inspector after a vacation of ten
Il Gays.
y Mss Lsvinia Blaisdell OF Barton Landing
Wished friends il town Tuesday of last
~ week,
Miss Thsda Wellman, teacher In the
n Jo,sIyn district, was obliged TO be out OF
school last week on account of illness.
ON. Carpenter OF White River june
81 ton. chief CLERK OF the Vermont division OF
railway mail clerks, was in town Tuesday.
IN. Bailey mas been very i'll the past
week. aud although improving Is not yet
ale toIesuns his laOors at the custom
l1sa.
T1e moving picture entertainment Wed
lacay evening az Lanes was one OF the
best shows Of It's kind ever given here ana
mrctei a very good audience.
Capt. Thomas Norton with the tug John
Aums into port Sunday, Nov. Is, witha
TOW Of four barges loaded with Christmas
trees While this branch OF business
dsnudss the forests, it is productive OF
much holiday Joy IN the large cities.
The Ladies' Reading Circle met Wednes'
day afternoon at the rooms in the library
The meeting was one of this seasons mos
Interesting sessions and the constan
Increase 10 attendance has demonstrates
theapprecisted worth of this Organization
K. { Townshend, for some time past
Tie head OF the car repairing department
Oh the B. g. NJ. and Z. z. railroads mere
has severed mis- connection with DOL
companies, and will take a position else
Where. Mr.. and Mrs. Townshend nav
made many friends here who will regrt
their departure.
IN response to special invitations SCI
OUT by the Mems Sunday CLUB, u
sndience Sunday evening, Nov. 10, at IL
congregational church was increased
tne presence of many members OF tn
railroad traternities. DIR. Flagg took fc
DIS subject "The Track, the Schedule an
We Power, adapting the text, 81 am u
way The truth and the life" In Vel
interesting address.
TROY.
Mrs. a. J. Coburn has been visiting
Newport
Davis & Gray are to put ia sawmill
this place.
Albert Gregory has returned from Ne'
port, Nh.
VS.. JENNIE is confined to the house WI
heart trouble.
solomon Brock OF Glen Sutton has be
'slIlng his son, w. E. Brock.
Mrs. William Hackett of Newport is
O"n 70 stay until after Thanksgiving.
6ethuel Chaffee bas sold his farm
NAipn Hardy of Lowell, Mass, for S25OO
Mrs. Mildred Houston Beck of st. JohI
Jury ls in town to- stay until after Thanl
giving.
ar. and Mrs. William Scott and M
Ilna Scott OF Denver are visiting I'd
'N'ef, Mrs. Loren Shaw.
James Wright aud family wtrs called
e"port Center Wednesday to attend
funeral of his father, Willard Wright.
Inc Westfeld Camp of NJ. w. A.
~ S'l Thanksgiving ball in Aiken's
thursday evening, Nov. 20.
WESTFELD.
marry Lawrence is spending a st
s'lon with his uncle, e. I'll. Hitchcc
several Masons from this place atten
S'riet meeting at Irasburg Now
Ss Helen Farman has finished
uool at Moodyville and is home &c
vacation.
s' Homer Burnham attended the