Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
NEWPORT.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Davis visited relatives
in Springfield recently.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Alden Hubbard Saturday, March "a.
Milo Hines and T. j.. Brahana of Lowell
were business visitors in town Tuesday.
Mrs. s.. G. Williams has taken a position
as sales lady in the store OF A. G. Goodwin
o. s. Annis of North Toy was in town
Wednesday on business connected with
county court. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Black are the par
entEsofa baby boy weighing 10 pounds,
hom Tuesday the 9th.
S. .. Parker, foreman of construction
for the New England telephone and tele.
grashEos, has taken his gang to Woods
viIla,and Plymouth, N. h.
TReU. s. army inspection of Co. L., VT.
NatfSnal Guard, was held Monday, March
26. The officers conducting the inspection
were Capt. Geo. w. / fitzpatrick Is U. s.
cavalry, and Adj. Gen. w. q. Gilmore.
About So per cent of the entire strength of
the company turned out for inspection.
Col. G. 3. Emery has purchased of w.
w. True his residence OF the corner of
South and Third SITS. He will taxi pos
session about May LIST. Mr.. True has
bought the Merrill property diagonally
across the street, which for the present he
will occupy, intending to make extensive
improvements there, On In the near future.
. Mrs. D. M. Camp was given a very
pleasant surprise on Thursday evening ,
the appearance at her home of the lady
. members of her Sunday chool class and
their husbands. The occasion OF the visit
was Mrs. Camps birthday. She was pre-
. sented by her friends an oil painting,
scene in Florida, the work OF a local artist
MIR. Sidney Slice. About % we're present
) Mrs. E G. Hilton gave a party for hel
daughter, Vera, at the Memphremagce
e parlors Thursday, March 20. About fit!
g OF the little people were present and spent
y a very delightful The after
= noon was spent in playing games, prone
nading and so forth. Refreshments ve',
served. Mrs. Oben, Miss Sheldon and Mrs
) Wellman assisted in entertaining the COM
pany.
l. Harvey Wilson of Causeway St., b
has been an invalid and confined to hi
t bed for a long time, died Tuesday. Flu
le neral Was he'd Thursday forenoon and tn
2, remains taken to Sherbrooke for burial
Mr.. Wilson is survived by his wife wi
ms been untiring in her efforts to earn
living and provide for her husband dur
a. ing hts sickness and consequent helpless
ness.
at Raymond Mullen, who has been arrestel
s. and charged with murder at Barre. wa
quite well known here as he followed hi
profession that of a nurse, here for som
time In the fall and winter. Among hi
" patients Were nr. c. c. Bogue, Mr.. Par
sons and ], w. Currier of North Troy
as His friencs are sorry to learn OF his pres
e t pre5icament and cannot believe hill
r. guilty of such a crime.
The annual school meeting was held
r the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening
March 9th The old beard of trustees Wa
as reelected, E. c. Williams being elected
succeed himself. j. H. Martin, truar
officer. 1t was voted to raise a tax OF =
80 this amount being thought requisite I
: pay current expenses and take up tN
bonds, $1,000 Of the Indebtedness Itiwl
" also voted to sell or otherwise dispose
ey the old school building. The length
OF school terms and other such business WI
left to the discretion of the trustees.