Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-26

MUSIC Whs iuhhASHSu III re-
freshments served n the remainder Of
the evening spent in playing games.
NEWPORT CENTER.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
C. W. Morse has hired Asa Hsncock's
farm in Coventry.
George Rogers OF Richford recently
called on friends here.
NJ. F.. Phillips and daughter Julia are
sick with scarlet fever.
March 10th a daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Collins.
Claud Clifford, who has been working at
Haverhill, n. H., has returned home.
Mrs H. e. Little and daughter are visit
ng relatives at Warren Summit, N. HI.
Mrs. Lewis Crawford and son Harold OF
Manchester, n. H., have been in town
visiting relatives.
Rev. H. E. Little preached at B~ridgewater
Sunday, March IL. Rev. j. T. McLucas
occupied his pulpit at this place.
o E. Williams went to Waterbury re-
Gently after Miss Florence Carson and
Mrs. Ed. Carlin who have been discharged
from the state hospital.
TROY
George Smith spent Sunday at Beebe
Plain.
Muriel House Of Derby is visiting at T.
j.. Houses.
Mrs. J. S. Andrews is very sick with
heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Miller spent Sunday
at Newport Center.
Howard spaulding of Newport is visit
ing at w. d. Miller's.
Beatrice Buck has returned from a visit
to Newport and Irasburg.
Mrs, Henry Smith and. children of New
port are visiting at Loren Shaw's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Stickney of Newport
Center were recent visitors at Floyd
Miller's.
Frank Andrews was recently called home
from mis- work in New Hampshire by the
sickness of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cara Edmunds and daugh-
ter Nellie of Coventry were visiting friends
ana relatives here a few days age
Mrs. Caroline Miller, who has spent
seFeel weeks at w. D. Miller's, has
reInrned to her home in Westfield.
Miss Diana Wilson, who has been at the
home Of her brother, Isaac Wilson, the
past eight weeks, has returned to her home
in Sutton, P. @.
The young ladies' society spent a very
pleasant afternoon with Miss Ethel Petten.
gin Wednesday, March 81, Henry Mann
carrying them up in his big sled.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Buck gave their sor
Harry a genuine surprise March q, invit'
l ing his young friends to spend the even
; ing and help him celebrate his seventeenth
. birthday.
WESTFIELD.
Ralph Seymour has gone to Woodsville
N. H., to work.
: Ernest Gilpin has returned from New
port for sugaring.
Q Mrs. Boynton returned to W. G. Far
mans last Saturday.
K n. B. Hitchcock is re-papering and re
painting the interior of his store.
Z Mrs. sprsgue Isnkins of Newport Cente
visited recently at L. Hendrix's.
. Morris Lawrence has been visiting hi
sister, Mrs. Byron Lyon, at North Troy.
r Miss. Bessie Root is to teach the Soutl
school. MissIva Johnson is to teach tn
~ uorpor pobooS m tI,S Wae4 ufil
l. An article on Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Jun
X kins and the new church appeared in tn
,e BOSTON Daily Herald Of Saturday, Marc
y
re Capt. A. W. Farman has been electe
(, chairman Of the board of school director
and Harold H. Farman has been appointe
lie superintendent.
y, Mrs. Kern, who haSbeen keeping hous
for Carter Fowler, underwent an operatio
for the removal of a cancer, at Mr.. Fowler
In home on March II. Mrs. Kern is a siste
of Frank Welcome.
" Sigfan Hitchcock attained the age c
s~eventy-one years on Jan. 1. He says n
- ons ever heard him utter an oath, and b
never used liquor or tobaccoG He was Dor
on the first day Of the week, the first da
of the month and the first day of the yea
70 The Revs. l A. Ranney and F. A
Junkins preached in ekchange On the 25t
inst. MI. Junkiqs preached at the simo
Hitchcock schoofhouse On Sunday after
noon, March is This was in addition I
10 his regular services a .Troy and this vi
lage..
In WESTMORE.
ACARD.-We wish to thankour FRIEND
RI and %neighbors for their helpsand symp'
thy during the Sickness, desfh and burr
OF Pur beloved wife and mother.
" G. III. McFARLIN AND FAMILY.
on COUNTY.
WEST BURKE.