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

ing the annual meeting OF the I.o.O.F.
Mr.. Robbins was elected Grand Master 81
Odd Fellows for the state.
The Y. NJ. l. c. held the last entertain
ment OF the season Friday evening. At |
the smoke talk A. III. Grout gave a history |
OF his travels in European countries. and |
music was furnished by the High School |
Glee Club.
Mrs. Geo. Gilchrist is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. s. e. Sanborn, and her sister.
Mrs. Isabel Hill. They have just returned
from California, having spent the winter
there. They were in Santa Barbara at the
time of the San Francisco disaster.
DR.. Charles II. Garfield, formerly
assistant inspector in the department of
agriculture at indianapolis, Ind, has been
transferred TO the district of Memphrema-
cog as assistant to DR.. G. w. Ward of the
Bureau OF Animal Industry. His head
quarters will be at Island Pond.
Fred Dean, night switchman at the B.
& NJ station, was fatally Injured Monday
morning, May IA. The accident occurred
while no one was looking on, but it is
thought that in an attempt to couple cars,
while making up the morning mail train,
his foot slipped and he was caught between
the cars, crushed into insensibiIity, and
was found under the trucks, wheel rest
ing on his shoulder. He was taken to the
home OF Mrs. A. j. Cole and medical aid
summoned, but death occurred Wednes-
day morning. The body was taken to
East HatIey, p. O., on the accommodation
| train. Mr.. Dean was quiet, industrious
| young man, and his sudden death was a
shock to his friends. He was unmarried.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Albert Tracy is quite sick.
Lillian Taylor has been quite sick the
past week.
U. A. Harris recently went to Frelisburg,
P. G., on business.
Jahiel Herrick has moved into his new
house in the village.
Will Percy has purchased and moved
into Mrs. Peter Conual's house.
Will Percy has sold his land where bis
house burned to Frank Miller.
George Grigwire has moved onto Seth
Herrick's farm in South Newport.
Herbert Smith of North Hatley recently
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Smith.
Miss Gertrude Darling CT West Derby
has been visiting Mrs. U. A. Harris re.
Gently.
Elder and Mrs. D. W. Gregory OF Beebt
Plain were recently guests at Henry
Squires'.
S. o. Whipple, who has been here visit
ing relatives, has returned to his home il
West Derby.
Rev. r Christie of Newport is to suppl,
the NJ. E. pulpit at 200 O'Clock Sunday
until the church has resident pastor.
, TROY
Mrs. Frank Farman is quite sick.
Mrs. F. c. Beck of st. Johnsbury is visit
ing in town.
Miss Mary Wright spent few days il
town recently.
Mrs. Lewis Peabody of Newport Cente
is visiting in town.
Rev. l. A, Ranney attended the preachers
meeting at Lyndonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Green are rejoic
ing over a little girl born May IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Curtis and children
of Lowell were re cent visitors in town.
Thomas King has moved from the Sabi
= house into one of DR.. Gray's tenements.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wells and childre
u of Lyndonville are visiting at F. Merritt''
James Boutwell, il very sick. Mr.. an
- Mrs. Albert Hartwelf are helping care &c
him.
y George Shepard is having his tenemer
painted in colors, giving it a fine appear
g ance.
'' Sunday morning, May Is, the house OF
"a ID. Evarts took fire around a stovepipe an
ot was much damaged by smoke and water
Mrs. Bradley Houston and her siste
p Mrs. Amanda Mitchell, have returned
Johnsbury.
Merle Chandler is staying in town viii
A' her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Chandle
are at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Mont
in real for surgical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Mann went to Water
t. vile this week to accompany home MIR
d. Nann's father and mother, Mr.. and Mr.
Heman Miller, who spent the winter her
v WESTFIELD.
- Will Benware is staying for time wit
his sister in Lowell.
Mrs. Nancy Bell andl George Bell a.
staying at W..D. Bells.
tn Children's Day will be observed at ii
Congregational church on Sunday, Jul
We 10th.
On Sunday night, May 20, Rev.
,et Ranney preached the first of a series