Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-11
LOWELL.

LOWELL.
| Horace Hall is in Fairfax visiting.
/ G.. stsnnard was in Eden the first OF the
week.
Mrs. Roy Sinclair is visiting at her home
| in Westfield.
Mrs. Isabelle Hill spent Sunday at her
home IN Eden.
Nlrs Crofts from Piermont, n. H.. visited
her sister. Mrs. Works, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Miller from Newport
spent a few days in town last week.
Children's day was observed Sunday,
June 10, at the Congregational church.
Andrew Richardson still remains very i'll,
also Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Greenwood.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
society served ice cream and strawberries
at town hall Friday evening.
Methodist Ladies' Aid society took tea
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Sanborn wednes-
day, June 6, and enjoyed the occasion.
Miss Theda Wellman came home from
Johnson, Saturday. A friend, Miss Nc
Kenzie, came with her. They returned
Monday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre-
gational church will meet with Mr. and
Mrs. John Young, Friday, June 10. All
are Invited to attend.
Rev. c. II. Coolidge, Mrs. May Patterson,
N. Hutchinson and DR.. TIttemore attended
the Congregational convention held at
Coventry, June 5 and 6.
The Willing Workers society will meet
at the home of the president, Mrs. 8. La
Clair, Wednesday evening, June IL. The
presence of the members as we'll as officers
is necessary for the trans action of business
to be brought before the meeting.
NEWPORT.
Geo. Gllchrist has purchased power
boat, adding one to the already large feet
sailing out of Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Moulton attended
the Burrows and Powell wedding at Bar
ton Tuesday evening, June 9th.
Prouty & Miller are putting in blower
and erecting a new furnace at Mill No. 2,
for the purpose of burning their waste.
w. H. Green, who has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. Green ,
returned to his home in New York Sunday
Eric Farman called on friends here last
week. His health seems to be improving;
though he is as yet unable to do any wo k.
Mrs. T. q. Camp and sons went We'd
nesday to Norwood, Mass, to join Mr..
Camp, who is permanently located there.
E. =. Huntington Is enjoying vacation
OF two weeks from his duties as yardmas-
ter for the Boston & Maine and G. 2. X. r.
Capt. Alex. DAVIS has returned from his
sou hern trip and has resumed his labors
as mail clerk on the Newport Bic 1ford
run.
Rev. DR.. R. G. FIagg will preach the
baccaIaureate sermon before the gradual
ing class at johnson normal school, Sum
day, June II.
The Ladies' Missionary Society met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Stewart. The
subject considered was " missionary WorB
in the Nile Country" There was larg,
attendance.
The village meeting Tuesday evening
l June 5, met and adjourned until later il
the month, the committees chosen to lool
= after the lights and water not. being quite
ready to report.
The interior decorations of the new r.
d church are nearly completed. The paint
e ings, which represent many Bible scenes
10 are beautifully executed, and we'll worth
taking time to look at. ::
The graded school closed Friday wit
the exception of the fifth grade taught b
Miss Grace Williams, which has anothe
't' week. The general work for the entir
D. year has been very satisfactory
U. S. Treasury Agent Frank Martin
lg returned the first of the week from Boston
accompanied by his family, who hav
ge spent the winter in Washington, d.
They will reside during the summer at tn
,t' Memphremagog House.
Lakeside Chapter, No. q, O. E. 8, bel
IN its regular meeting Monday evening, Jun
A, preceded by banquet. After the ne1
is- meeting the Chapter will suspend operi
ais lions until some time in September.
The second band concert of the seaso
ow was given Friday evening. The boys a
len endeavoring to do good work, and we ca
see no reason why they do not merit o.
support Get out on pleasant evening
In and encourage them.
Several members of Memphremagt
OK, Lodge, No. 60, F. & A. NJ, attended t
district meeting held with Golden Ru
DIX Lodge OF Stanstead, P.Q, last Tuesda
/. They report avery instructive and enjo
the able time, as is always the case when visi
last ing the sister jurisdiction.
The Annual State Inspection and Jul
Drill OF 20. l., V. N G., was held Frids
the June s, before Msj. H. Edward Dyer
Rutland, inspecting officer, and Capt. c.
the Burnham OF Bellows Falls, quartermast
'tn. and inspector of rife practice. Thrift
two Officers and me1 presented themselv
on for inspection. and drill, representa-
10 about seventy-fve per cent of the streng
e at of the company.
I'D Charles batchelder, who was report
nee very i'll last week, died Monday, June 4,
lety the summer home Of his daughter, NJ
anu w. w. True, al Knowlton's Bluff. I
VIII funeral was held Wednesday, E. La
having charge. Revs. Newell, Flagg 6
Brown, pastors OF the three churches