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

LII. Burroughs has the Bell telephone
at bis residence.
Miss Lila Goodsell us assisting at the
central telephone office.
NEWPORT.
Fremont Miller visited at o. c. Miller's
last week.
Alfred Gale is i'll and fears are entertain
ed that he has rheumatic fever.
Our streets are drying quite fast and
automobiles are again in evidence.
f. w. Elkins, U. s. custom officer at
QUEBEC, called on friends here Friday.
G. {. Davis was in Troy last week in the
interests of his lumber business there.
Mrs. Hubbard is shingling her house at
the corner of Second and Summer SITS.
Ralph Sisco has taken a position IS
travelling salesman for a farm implement
concern.
The Christian Endesvor society held
social at Mrs. e. f. Spauldlpg's on Fiidsy
evening.
Riley Bowley is able to be about again
after being laid up for some days with
broken rib.
G. d. Walworth has presided at the
organ at theCongregstionsl church during
the absence OF Miss Batchelder.
Miss Ferol wellman entertained her
girl friends at her home Friday evening,
the occasion being her tenth birthday.
Bernie Gilbert Is building an addition to
his stables at the Raymond. The new
part will be used for storage OF vehicles.
There will be an apron sale at the Meth
odist church Friday afternoon and evening.
A bean supper will be served at 6 o'clock.
Tae road commissioners of Orleans
county meet here on Tuesday, April %.
All interested in good roads are invited 10
attend.
Rev. X. Q. Christie was in st. Johnsbury
last week in attendance oD the Methodist
Conference Of which he is one OF the as
sistant secretaries.
meeting of those interested in the
prospect of a gas plant for Newport was
held at the Y. NJ. l. clubs rooms Tuesday
evening. The meeting was very enthu-
isastic one and the prospects for the plant
are very favorable.
There was a quiet wedding Wednesday
evening, April IS, at the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. John Sheldon when their eldest
daughter, Wilma, was married to Hoel II
Searles. Both young people are vel
known and popular here, Mr.. Searles be-
ing night express agent while his bride
has been employed at the telephone GEN.
trail. The honeymoon will be spent il
Boston and vicinity. They Will make
; their home here.
: At the annual meeting OF Lakeside chap
S ter, No %, o. e ) held Monday evening
1 April Is, the following officers were elect
' ed w. NJ, Mrs. Kat hleen S. Wright; W
= p, H. T. Robbins; associate matron, Mrs
0 Ruth L. Dwlnell; secretary, Mrs. Jenni
< Wellman; treasurer, Mrs Janet Louthood
+ conductress, Mrs. Hattie HeIton; sssociat
,, conductress, Mrs. Mabel Ooen. The ap
1 pointiye offices have not yet been filled
Supper was served at O'Clock.
T. TROY.
Miss Mary Wright begins teaching i
the Harrison Wright district, Newport, to
day.
IS Miss Helen Farman has gone to Barto
Landing to work for her cousin, Mrs. Eos
l. ter Kinney.
S. B. Page has rented his farm to NJ
10 Button of Irasburg and moved into til
house with VIM. Hodsden.
10 Isaac Wilson gave general invitation
q sugaring off at bis home Saturday after
noon to which large number responded
g the sugar was fine and good time enjoye
by all.
}. The schools in town begin to- day, tt
upper room in the village school to
t, taught by Mrs. Albert Farman of Yves
is field and Miss Maude Hunt is to teach
the lower room again. Miss Lima Man
ia teaches in the Davis district, Miss Ann
p Gilbert in the Hitchcock district at ii
south end, Miss Hazel Lunnie on the riv
road, Miss Madge Lucier on the count
road.
WESTFiELD.
Fremont Miller has returned to Brighto
'1' Mass.
Us Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Boynton are boardir
at II. o. Miller's.