Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-25

Mr.. snd Mrs. Claude Peavey are staying
| at ID. A. EIliott's.
Mrs. Emma Rich has the Bell telephone
at her residence.
Geo. Ewens has moved from the west
part of the town to the Center.
The oyster supper at the Woodmen g
| hall Thursday evening was a success.
NEWPORT.
j. r. B. Hunt of North Troy was bust
| ness visitor In town, Thursday.
The Turner Art Exhibit netted about
800 for the benefit of our village schools.
Lane & Dwinell have fitted up a tene-
ment In the building at the rear of their
store.
Thomas G. Gale Is taking an extended
vacation and is on a visit to his son In
| Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. A. Wright and daugh-
ter Emily have gone to Pinehurst, N. c,
for the winter.
Work has been commenced on the over
head bridge to connect the new clubhouse
with Field avenue.
Mrs. Lindsay, widow of the late Walter
Lindsay of Boston, has been visiting
relatives In town.
| The back bay has been frozen for several
days, SO that skaters with goodl accident
policy have dared to indulge in their sport.
Lieut.. L. A. I. Chapman, LIST U. 8. Cav
airy of Northfeld, conducted special in
spection of Co. L., V. N. g., on Thursday,
Nov. q.
| Those owning automobiles have enjoyed
themselves greatly the pasti few days, as
the roads have been in good condition for
that sport.
Mrs. r. 81. Babbitt, who has been visit
iting her brother, G. M. Bailey, for several
weeks, returned Tuesday, Nov. IL, to her
home in Berkeley, Mass.
E. G. Hilton, who has recovered the use
of his hand since his injury at Prouty &
Miller's mill, has accepted position with
F. W. Carr in his hardware and plumbing
business.
The grocery business of Fl. G. Humphrey
has been purchased by G. FL. Loveland,
agent for a Boston grocery house. Mr..
Humphrey will remain with the new own
ers for the present.
e. w. Langmaid has his new bakery in
running order and is now ready for bust
ness. J. F. Lambert, who sold his bakery
to Mr.. Langmaid, is devoting his energies
to his confectionery business.
TROY.
Mary Wright returned on Sunday to her
school in Westmore.
Mrs. Fred c. Beck of st. Johnsbury is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and sMrs. B
Houston.
Misses Virginia and Doris. Flanders OF
Martha's Vineyard, Mass, are visiting al
Albert Buttons.
! The village schools closed on Friday
The same teachers are to remain in the
school for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Thurber and little
. daughter of Coventry were In townHSun
day visiting relatives.
: Mrs. Helen Goodwin started Nov. 16 TO
a visit at st. Johnsbury, Windsor, ant
Gloversville, N. Y.
\ Mr.. Harrington's singing class gave
;, very enjoyable concert on the evening Q
: Nov. Is. ALI did well, the children partic
= ularly 80.
The body of Leonard G. Leach, who die
9 at Hardwick, was brought here Saturday
10 Nov. is, for burial. Masonic Union lodg'
No. 16, conducted the services at the grav'
n The band concert and promenade We
10 fairly well attended, considering 30 man
8. other things were going on. They Gel
"a tainly should be patronized az such an OF
le ganization is an attraction to any town.
~ We learned last week of the death an
- burial at Brooklyn, NY. OF Edward Sun
~ ner. When a young man Mr.. SUNNI
~ spent much of his time In Troy with rel'
y tives, and his friends here sympathize wit
the family In this afiiction.
10 News was received here by the frien'
: of Fred Sherman of his sudden dea
90 at his home In Waverly, Mass, on the ev
no ming of Nov. 20. Mr.. Sherman was abo
"a as years old, we'll known and respecte
Ia Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Kennedy and Mrs.
- D. Peck went on the noon train Friday
attend the funeral, which was held in W
verify on Saturday.
WESTFIELD.
Mrs. Hattie Lurette is falling.
Mrs. III. B. Hitchcock is visiting
liz Montreal.
Mrs. Dudley Traver has been sufferir
iu repeated attacks of the nose bleed.
VIII Benware has resigned his positi
"a as mail carrier, to take effect January l
Mrs. Lucinda Whitney, and Mrs. W.
IL Wright and son, Bonnie, are visiting
Clinton, Mass.
''o Mrs. Robert Trumpass and daughter
Woodsville, N. H., are visiting at the no
no of w. s. Trumpass.