Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-14
moRcAH CENTER.

MoRCAN CENTER.
Mrs. c. L. Burroughs spent a part OF
last week at Island Pond with her dsugh-
ter, Mrs. Ralph Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anssa Dwlre from West
Charleston were called here last week to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Dwire's mother.
There was a pleasant gathering at the
home OF Mrs. J. Ellis Wednesday evening,
Oct 9th, TO celebrate the SCH wedding
anniversary Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dudley. They were presented with quite
mum Der OF nice and useful gifts, and all
present enjoyed the occasion. and wish
them many years Of happiness.
Mrs. Z. II. Ainsworth died at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Rich, Sunday, Oct.
9Th, aged So years. Mrs. Ainsworth has
been a resident OF this place for many
years. She leaves one son, L. Ainsworth,
OF South Dakota, aud several daughters,
all of whom assisted in caring for her In
her last years of sickness. The funeral
services were held IN the Union church
Tuesday, Oct. stb. There were many floral
offerings In remembrance of her great love
OF flowers. Besides her ownIfamily circle
she leaves many friends to mourn her loss.
NEWPORT.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Z. Hspgood are visiting
in Winsted, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Chase are visiting
relatives IN Coaticook, P. Q.
E. c. Blanchard and family visited in
Boston and vicinity last week.
E. L. Hilton injured one hand. badly at
Prouty s. Miller's mill Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Williams is employed for
the present in the national bank.
Mrs. Geo. d. GiIchrist is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Adams, in Providence, r. 1.
Mr.. Spaulding's house boat was towed
into port Monday and anchored NEAR the
Bluff.
Mrs. [. B. Wellman entertained her lady
friends with whist at her home. Wednesday
evening.
! Mrs. Ira J. Parker has returned from a
two weeKs' visit to relatives in Boston al d
vicinity.
F. A. Woodbridge OF Newark, n. j., a
former resident, called on friends he e
recently.
Mrs. z. NJ. Mansur, Mrs. L. K. Storrs
and others are In Boston this week attend
ing the food fair.
E. w. Lsngmaid has moved into tt e
tenement In the Camp block recently
vacated by Mr.. Shepard.
Leo Young has moved .from the .tene-
nent in the Camp block to the Holbrook
house on Pleasant street.
A. C.CIark OF the customs f)rcs Is taking
a vacation of ten days visiting in Boston
and other points of interest.
The Canadian Pacific railroad are re-
eoucreting the floor of their passenger
shed and making other needed repairs.
District Superintendent Watson has
rented the Davis tenement on Pleasant
street, recently vacated by Bert Watkins
A. J. Miller Yves in Barton Friday, Oct
4, attending the reunion OF Co. d, 9th VT
Vols, of which organization he i:
secretary.
Miss Fernie Mowry has been engaged al
teacher IN the graded school to fill til,
vacancy caused by the resignation of Mis-
Warner.
Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Hilliard, who hav
been living in one of DIR. Curriers' tene
ments on South street, are moving t.
BatesvilIe.
The iron fence about the Gaines propert
at the corner of Second street and Mai
pearance Is very marked.
Owing to wasbout near Sutton, P. Q
Tuesday, the Montreal express was oblige
to come around by way of Lennoxyille an
was about two hours late.
At the special village meeting he'll
Friday evening, Oct. A, a sum OF 300 we
u voted the trustees to be expended in tn
: further Improvement of the streets as the
: see fit.
Mr.. Langmaid, who has purchased th
d bakery part Of j. F. Lambert's business,
J. building his store on Main street and wi
T. dit up the building in the rear of Humph
:. rey's store for a bakery.
K The first regular meeting of the seaso
10 OF Lakeside chapter, o. E. s., was bel
% opening banquet was not held on thu
4 date but will be held later in the month.
;. The Newport Electric Light Co. hi
A. erected line of poles in Derby carryiu
) wires to the new house being erected /
~ g. d. Gilchrist. They expect to furnis
q light to several other houses in tn
"a viciI tty.
10 Harry T. Robbins has received the al
"A pointment as cashier of the national ban
a to succeed Robert ]. Wright, decease
Mr.. Robbins has been a faithful employ
. of the bank tor many years AMI the pr
=, motion is we'll deserved.
ga f. w. Carr has vacated the Caamberl
ID house On Second street, recently purchas
IN by Josiah Grout. Mr.. circuit will reps
20 the property extensively and it will
40 occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Gror
nj Mr.. Carr has moved into the Sleeper hou
on PrOsDect street