Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24
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- M nSon was In Newport Sunday.
MILO Hines was in Enosburg satprdor
MISS Chloe Kelley is home for Chris.
mas. nliSt-
Guy Kinsley was in Neunor+ -.
Wednesday. pol' last
Mrs. L. Powers is soon to move -
Taunton, Mass. -
Mr. Cameron OF Newport has nrrch.aoa
the stephenson house and will, go
boarding house. W
narrie "ellman is home from co,leoo
lor the holidays and Miss Theda We'll
man Is home from Newport.
Five were taken into the church SIM
day, December Is, by Rev. w stewar+
VINO has been holding meetings far the
past two weeks here.
Mrs. Lizzie Harding, widow Of tho ,oto
Aipnus harding, died at the home OF her
son. freeman Lathrope, December 20
her remains were taken to Enosbnro
Saturday for burial.
MORGAN.
Horace Mathews is yery sick
Henry Allbee of st. Johnsbury was in
town Thursday.
Miss Knowlton is home from Nortban,n.
ton, Mass, for visit.
teachers are scarce, not enough in This
town for all the schools.
| Oro p,-.o,,~L-
nom his lumber lot east of the lake.
Some citizens are in favor of GETTING
more fingerlings to put into the lake.
Rev. Mr.. Blodgett wants to start a mis-.
sion study class and is making arrange.
ments for that purpose.
The new officers of the Christian En-.
deavor society are: president, Fleda Vim
ton; vice president, Guy Bartlett; score
tary, Genevieve Moore; treasurer, Clar,
Wilcox.
Something has been said about the mum
Der of calls at different centrals on tn
telephone lines. $50 calls at the Morgan
? central in one day. Peoples line. Prett
good for a small office.
MORGAN CENTER
j. Goddard is town.
e j. A. Gray is dangerously i'll.
j. A. Calk ins was in Newport on bus
ness last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ellis have gone I
East Charleston to Ii We for the present
Bert Gilman, Will Ewens and sist'
Lila are home from Hanover, N. H.,
spend Christmas with friends here.
W.O. Pearsons, former resident OF th
. place but recently of St. Johnsbury, di;
at the latter place last week and the boz
o was brought for burial last Friday.
Il Thirteen members of Seymour camp,
w. of A. visited the camp at Holland Fr
% day evening, December IA. There w
d an adoption of several new members, tt
n team from Seymour camp doing the worl
i NEWPORT.
Geo. d. Walworth is visiting his moth
in Worcester, Mass.
James Farrar has been confined to h
rooms several days by illness.
u Mrs. E. L. Hilton and Mrs. Rodey
Derby Line spent few days in Bostc
he recently.
Donald Emery is spending the holida,
IS at home, as are also Harry Whitaker al
L. j. Smith.
le Mrs. Georgiana Cattanach has gone
Montpelier to spend the remainder of u
n winter with her son John.
]. w. Redmond has received the a
at pointment OF railroad commissioner al
will be chairman of the board.
ID The rooms of they. NJ. I. C. club we
closed several days last week to admit
necessary repairs to the floor being mac
Christmas trade has been very good tf
season. The window displays III the Sc
al eraI stores are very artistic and shou
draw trade.
ty THE uncomfortable desire of the sm
ay how TO smash something has necessilat
fine boarding up of all the Windo US at
,ot old blair g. DeLarm bobbin shop.
OF A bill establishing municlpai GU
bo-a passed the house and senate last we
I a and Comfy Clerk H. B. Cushnan has Dc
Of onnointed the first judge OF the court
Ice cutting operations by smith q
on have been intsrfered with by the noool
els q, their field, caused no douoE oy un'
ice which formed during the severely q
asst weather.
M, TROY.
: a C. c. Davis and two SOUS OF Newport
visiting A. Coburn.
m Miss Nettie Tucker has gone to ner ~
his in Newbury for the holidays :.
b MIR. and Mrs. Frank Button nase :
We visiting relatives IN Ne"poA'
me Harry Smith and Mr.. Manley OF N'