Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-21

pointnent to tbs immigration service and
is ordered to report d Montvsai for as
Segment OF station.
Lakeside chapter, 30. Il. @. E. =. holds
its opening banquet tonight. Tie meet
ings Of the chapter were resumed the first
Monday in the month.
It's reported that f. II. sIsco has leased
TIE Frontier house at North Troy, having
sold bis livery business here to Herbert
Doyle and Heusan Gaylor.
Miss Nellie DennIson, who has been en-
ployed for the past year at Lane and Dwi-
neil's store, has gone to Hartford, Conn,
r here she has secured a position.
The young friends Of Master Lee HsmiI-
| ton gave him a surprise party at the home
Of his sister, Mrs. 5. c. Williams, Monday
evening in honor of his birthday.
Mrs. F. E. Hapgood gave whist party
Thursday evening at the Newport house
parlors. q ladies were present and the
/ first prize was taken by Mrs. GiIchrist.
There was no school in several OF the
grades on Thursday and Friday owing to
the absence OF the teachers, who attended
the educational meeting at Burlington.
The Reading Circle resumed its meet
ings for this season October 2, holding its
first meeting with Mrs. M. {. Brigham.
The regular sessions will be held at the
library as formerly.
The contract for the building OF the
Yacht club clubhouse has been let. Work
will not be begun however till ice forms in
the lake, as the expense of building is
thought to be less at that time.
The large derrick at the granite shed OF
the Newport Granite Co. suddenly fell
about noon Tuesday while block of stone
was being hoisted. That no one was
injured thereby seems almost miraculous.
Principal Rowland of st. Johnsbury
academy spoke from the Congregational
pulpit Sunday, Rev. DR.. Flagg being
absent IN attendance on the meeting Of
the American Board Of Missions at Cleve-
land, Ohio.
f. c. Clark died very suddenly Friday
evening at the home OF his son, A. G..
Clark. Mr.. Clark had been in delicate
health for some time, but was thought to
be as well as usual up to few moments
before his death. The funeral was held at
Glover, his former home, on Sunday.
The first entertainment in the Y III. l.
G. course is scheduled for Monday evening,
Oct. 2S The Honolulu Students will
appear at that time in a musical enter
tain ment, using native instruments. The
enlightenment regarding the usages and
customs OF our distant territory will pay
all to attend.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Frank Rollins has returned from Boston
Charles Marsh has been visiting friends
in Boston.
4 Work has been resumed on the under
!. pass at this place.
: Mrs. Marsh and daughter, Nina, hav
r returned from Boston.
A daughter was born recently to MI
: and Mrs. F. D. Taylor.
Q Ed. Tute has taken Mrs. Jane Bartlett
: farm for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Eastman
IS Mrs. TroW bridge, G. u. Rogers and Mis-
i Mabel Rogers attended the Free Baptis
association at Dunkin, P. @, the pas
week.
Dc The Cleaners will give, supper at th
l. home of Mrs. David Wright, October 2;
al All invited. All members OF the societ
u are requested to come early as there is bus
mess to be transacted.
10 The house and barn on the Chas. Brook
ne place about two miles north of this villae
'ar were burned early this morning. Six cow
a four swine, with some other stock, and a
%. the hay and grain were burned, and vel
y little from the house was saved.
Rev. B.. A. Parker made a short Wis
40 here on his way to attend the Free Bapti
ne association meeting in Dunkin. IT
). many friends of his daughter, Miss HIATT
NJ. Parker, will be pleased to learn that she
ne rapidly improving from an operate
% which she underwent early in the summs
TROY.
Mrs. Howard Brock is visiting in Gil
In Sutton.
Rosa Carey is home from Barton on
in vacation.
George Smith Is working in w. D. M
lay ler's store.
Tom King has left his family here a
wn gone to Maine TO live.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehial Powers are visit
on in Boston and Lynn.
Albert Hartwell is home from Bart
are Landing for & short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Chaffse have return
ned from their visit to Richford.
Mrs. c. P. Stevens of Stevens Mills, is
.om town visiting relatives and friends.
David King has been in Hyde Pa
U. Mass, visiting his sister, s1rs. Keeler.
lays Mr., and Mrs, Wn. Edmunds are spe
some time at the home Of their son, Elm
has in Westdeld.
for Rev. J. Z. Bowman preached a very