Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-04-22

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management of the American Bell
Telephone company and on the sight
ly foothills overlooking the Passump-
sic valley bought house which ne
has repeatedly enlarged until it is
to- day one of the finest homes in the
state. improvements are continually
being made and this season he will
lay out new gardens and build new
greenhouses.
When the Fishing Season Begins.
judging from items current in the
Vermont newspapers there seems to
be a mi5underst anding as to the date
on which the ocen season for trout
begins. 1t will be seen from the
paragraph given below, taken from
the act passed at thu last session of
the legislature, that as to brooks and
streams the season opens May Is,
while as to ponds and lakes it opens
May /:
"a p rson who takes or clutches
brook trout, or golden trout, or rain
bow trout, steelhead trout, lake trout,
landloCkeu salmon or longe, in any
brook or stream in this state or has in
his possession any such fish, so taken
or caught, between the fifteenth day
of August and the fifteenth day of
May following, or in any of the ponds
or lakes in this state, between the
fret day of September and the first
6ou Of HoI ka
not less than one dollar nor more
than ten dollars for each fish so taken,
caught or pos5essed; but the pro-
visions of this Sc ction shall not apply
to artificial pc ends"
Working Under Church Federation.
At recent council of the Fedora
ton of churches of Newport, West
Derby, and vicinity, held in Newport,
all the Protestant churches in the two
villages were represented and the
following were the elected officers for
the year: President, the Rev. r. @.
Flagg; vice president, z. M. Mans.n
secretary, the Rev. A. A. Murch;
treasurer, the Rev. F. J. Dark; addi-
tional me mhers of the executive com
mitree, the Rev. j. n. Emery, the
Rev. j. j. Williams, the Rev. .. l..
Smith. The Rev. R. @. Flagg, as
chairman of the committee, appoint
ed at he last meeting to consider the
subject of religious service in out
lying districts, presented scheme
for such services during the summer,
which was adopted with the pro-
vision that the executive committee
have power to make any advisable
changes. The following resolutions
were passed:
'ResolUed, That it is the sense of this
council that a union meeting on the
subject OF Sunday Oberservance,' be
held in the opera house in the near
future, and that arrangements for
such meeting be in the hands OF the
executive committee.
"ResoLUed, That at the next union
meeting (1n Newport a special eff
| tort be made TO obtain an Offering for
| any special expenses connected with
the work of the federation
The Rev. r. j. Chrystie, the COM
mittee on union Sunday School teach
eIs' meetings, reported that such
meetings had been in successful
operation for about two months.
Railroad Notes.
During the making up Of the mail
train Thursday morning, April IL, al
Newport Mr.. Burlington, one of the
mail clerks was thrown against the
rack in the mail car by moving cal
hitting his car with such force as tC
break several ribs.-The night expires:
from Montreal known as No 80, Con
ductor, Charles Hayes, was derailed
Wednesday night, April 10, between
Woodsville and Plymouth, n. H. Be
Yond a severe shaking up none c
the passengers we're injured. A. Q
Brady, who has been agent for tn,
Canadian Pacific railroad at Newpor
t for the past five years, has beer
3 trans erred to Montreal, and will &c
? as the company's agent at the NJ ont
t real terminal. The agent at Newpor
will be E. w. Savage, who has beer
agent at North Troy for several years
Mr.. Savage has been connected wit
= the North Troy station since 1891
BY changes in the schedule of tn
Boston & Maine system, Charlie
Hayes, conductor, will run between
Newport and Boston; Rodney Coburn
conductor, will run the night mai
l. between Sherbrooke and White Rive
: Junction. Albert Burns and Ere
Z. Lothrop are now brakeing on tn
n night air line which leaves Newpor
o at 1885 p. m. Ell. Burns, brake
: man.. is moving to White Rive
:. Junction and his run will be oetwee
7, there and Newport. FREQ Hall is no
8 running on the night mail betwee
Sherbrooke and White River J.unctio
in the baggage car.