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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-16

The regular Bismarck session of.
the September term of the supreme
court convened at the capital Tues
day morning, with all the judges pre-
sent. ..ss$t 81
s The following orders were enter
ed. 6.
I Bacon VS.. Warrey, an appeal from
Steele county, and Hoganson VS.. Ho-
ganson, an appeal from Kidder coun-
ty, were dismissed on the courts own
motion for want of prosecution.
Norskog Charges.
In the matter of the accusations
and charges against Harvard Nors-
kog of Aneta, in which certain char
ges, touching his professional con-
duct, had been filed and to which
Norskog has made answer denying
the truth of the same, thereby rails
ing an issue of fact, it was ordered
that the said issue of fact be referred
to Judge Templeton with direction
to try the same and return proper
4 findings of fact to the end that the
conclusions of law thus raised might
be determined by the supreme court.
In this matter Norskog is accused
of settling a case to the detriment
of his client and retaining the pro-
ceeds of the settlement.
State VS.. Nelson, from Foster coun-
ty, wherein the state appeals from an
order of the district court setting
aside judgment of conviction of
grand larceny, the matter was sub
mitted without oral argument and
respondent given 20 days in which to
file additional authorities.
5S Argument Submitted.
Argument was heard in Mariner VS.,
Wasser, from Stutsman county, by S.
q. Ellsworth for the defendent and
appellant, with j. w. Carr, of James
town in opposition. This was an ac-
ton in which it is claimed the de-
fendent converted to his own use a
buggy, harness and horse of the val
ne Of $1S3. 5
S. e. Ellsworth appeared for the
defendent and appellant and Attor-
ney General McCue against In the
case of Foster County State Bank VS.,
\ Hester, being an appeal from a de
cision Of Judge Burke in the dis
trict court of Foster county. The
action is on a guaranty made By
Il the defendent to the bank on a pre-
vious Indebtedness Of one George %
CorIiss, and grew out of a transae,
ton wherein the controlling inter.
4 est in the bank was transferred
About 81. 800 is involved. 81
A. d. Clarke & Go. VS., Doyle comes
from Morton county and was present
ed by w. II. Stutsman for the de
PENDANT and appellant, with Shaw {
Nuchols against. The legal effect q
foreclosure of a mortgage on !
quarter section of land in Morton
county is the controversy.
Decision Filed.
Three decisions were announced, a
follows:
State of North Dakota, ex rel, R
e.. FIaherty, VS.. o. G.. Hanson, a
sheriff of Grand Forks County.
The constitutiona1ity Of chapte
1s9 Of the laws OF 1907 of this state
requiring the registration and publ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-16
GAN Be Held
NEWSPAPER sPRiNGlNG A SCOOP
MAY BE HELD FOR
LlREL III

Milwaukee. Wis, Oct Is The SUI
prene court today held that compl
in law is, not privileged until some
court action has been taken upon It
and therefore the newspaper which
prints a complaint before the court
has acted can be held for libel.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-02

Frank orcutt and family spent the past
week with relatives in Waterford.
Harley Chappell has moved into tene-
ment over r. w. Densmore's store.
Mrs. Sydney Brigham and little son
Merl were in Lyndonville last week.
Miss Lorraine Roundy visited in st.
Johnsbury and Lyndonville recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dean are attending
the Advent camp meeting at Johnson.
Mrs. Julia Cummings has moved into
week.
Miss Ella Gaskell and F. G. Gaskell
spent Wednesday at E. L. Gaskell's In
Barton.
w. &. Anger has moved into his new
home recently purchased of DR.. w. Il.
Laviolette.
Miss Edith Smith has been spending
few days at Lake Willoughby with Mrs.
E. E. Orcutt.
II. L. Bishop and family were called to
Island Pond last week by the death of Mr..
Bishops aunt.
Mrs. A. l.. Aldrich visited her daughter,
Mrs. o. E. Roundy of LYndonville, Satur-
day and Sunday.
The Ladies' Whist club enjoyed very
| pleasant afternoon at the home of Mrs
Viola Sleeper Friday afternoon.
". E. Hall has moved to East Burke
into the house which he recently bought
/ of the Charles Foster estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Bishop are entertain
! ing Mr.. Bishops mother from Williams
town, and an uncle, Harvey Bishop of
| Glover.
Miss Clara Cheney of st. Johnsbury has
been at home for the past week. She has
been on the sick list for few days, but is
more co mtortabIe at present.
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT.
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CLOVER.
L. p. Drew is on the sick list.

L. p. Drew is on the sick list.
l.. Stanton is off duty with broken leg.
A b. Spier is building an addition to his
shop.
Miss Eliza Clark has returned to her
rschool at Geneva, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Merriam are re-
joicing over the birth OF baby boy.
The Earnest Workers will have a social
, Wednesday, Sept. A. Supper from to Z.
DIR. e. A. Leonard arrived from Boston
vacation.
The Barton cornet band will render an
open air concert tomorrow Tuesday,
evening, weather permitting.
Glover grange, No. 272, will hold its next
meeting Tuesday evening, Sept. 10. There
will be work in first and second degrees,
and entertainment after work.
Thursday evening, Sept. 8, the Rev. Glen
Douglass OF Fairlee will give an elocd-
tionary recital in the Methodist church, at
8 o'clock. Mr.. Douglass is a trained
elocutionist and an experienced reader.
The admission will be Is cents for those
over -, under II free. Proceeds for the
work OF home missions.
w. f. Clark, one of the directors of the
international Mining company, has re-
ceived telegram from the superintendent
of the International Mining company Of
Robinson, r. L., that they have reached the
famous Robinson ore shuie at a depth of
about 1900 feet and found 1t s feet thick.
this being 3 feet thicker than the Eldorado
shaft, 500 feet to the northwest. The ore
at this point has net value OF about $40
per ton.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. III. Aldrich of Clinton,
Ia, took a carriage drive with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. N. Aldrich to Troy, Mr.. Aldrich's
native town. While there they visited Jay
Peak. Mrs. c. II. Aldrich, native of q
prairie state, demonstrated what western
ladies can do at mountain elm bing by GO
ing up the mountain. On their way 10
Vermont Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrlch visited the
jamestown Exposition, Norfolk, Va
Washington, ID. c., New York city, Brock
ton and Boston, Mass. They start on theil
return trip this week, stopping at Mont
real, Niagara Falls, Chicago and Other
points of interest.
Miss Julia Woodland Of Washington, ID
c, who is spending the summer in thi
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GREENSBORO BEND.

w. a. Thomas has commenced work on
his new building.
Albert Ana T moved his family and goods
to Waterbury Wednesday.
Albion Baton is moving to the Cuth-
bertson tenement near the depot.
Nelson Barr and family returned to their
home In Trenton, Mass Saturday.
There will be an ice cream social at the
M. E church Wednesday evening.
Harley Ransom and son Carroll of Man
chester, N. II are visiting at A. R. Ran
SONS.
j. FL. Pope has gang of nine men work.
ing on his new building and has it already
covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Summer Hill were in Evans
vile wednesday to attend the wedding OF
Lillian Mead Msgoon and Geo King.
A large delegation from here attended
the fair at Morrisville Wednesday and
report good exhibit of cattle and horses.
Lewis Mayo, who for several years has
lived on the Jordan place in the North
part OF the town, after assigning all of his
property to r. a. Richie here, left for
Connecticut.
r. F. Shurtleff met with an scci-
dent while on his R. F. d. route Wednes-
day. As he was descending the hill from
1 Wheelock near East Greensboro, his
horse stepped on rolling stone and fell
/ AS the horse regained his footing
the breeching OF the harness broke
/ letting the wagon on the horse, which
/ kicked and ran, throwing Mr.. Shurtleff GU,
/ violently. Still he chung to the reins
( and in his Efforts TO stop the horse the bits
were broken and the horse ran q
/ short distance and was thrown down by
being entangled in the harness. Mr.
Shurtleff finally got to his feet and eIc
the horse until help arrived. As the hors,
was being freed from the wreck he succeed
ed in getting swsy and into q field wher,
he was a'terwards cornered and eapturst
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place invited about forty OF her frienos to a
picnic at Stone Pond last Tuesday, Henry
Hall contributed to the pleasure of the
occasion by giving the majority of the
party a straw ride to their destination.
Mrs.. Elizabeth Tempieton very Hospitality
opened her cottage, The Saints Rest, for
the day. The company fully appreciate
the kindness of VIII Lawrence for giving
all a ride on his steam launch. Two
tables were bountifuIIy supplied with
everything in the line of eatsbles suitable
for the occasion. All feel greatly indebted
to Miss Woodland for this pleasant gather
iup
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-02

The Ladies Missionary society held
their annual meeting with Mrs. Rowley
Wednesday afternoon. picnic supper
was served and all had pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrp. L. $. Cowles ard Miss
susie Paddock OF Jersey City and T. &.
Bill and daughter OF Cambridge, Mass
were guests at the Orleans house last
week.
The e. A. baseball team recently played
two games with the Greensboro campers,
winning both games, the first on their
own grounds by a score OF to / the
econd at Greensboro by a score Of 10 to 2.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-02
RASBURC.

All schools in town begin September g.
H. B. Chamberlin spent the past week
at Willoughby Lake.
Miss Sadie Corley of Barton is working
for Mrs. &. D. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. David France visited
friends in Island Pond last week.
Misses Myra and FIossie Douglass
visited at w. H. Wingets' last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Watson with friends
spent few days at WilIoughby last week.
John Holman and family of Lowell,
Mass. are visiting his fathers. D. Holman.
Mrs. E. A. Pike and Miss Mary Knapp
are attending camp meeting at Lyndon
vile.
L. R. and L. P. Cook OF Yarmouthvlle,
Me-, visited their brother, j. Fl. Cook, last
week.
News has been received of the death of
Miss Mary Bert which occurred in Fargo,
ND.
Raymond Wiley OF Ho!yoke, Mass is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Wiley.
Mrs. Eliza Wells and Miss Iva Allen
visited friends in st. Johnsbury last We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P Colcord returned to
their home in SomerviIle, Mass, last
Saturday.
The play given by the ladies' of the I. o.
g. T. Friday was complete success. Net
receipts, 5000.
| w. w. Smith OF Sutton, P. @, gave an
excellent lecture at the M. E. church last
| Sunday evening.
Rev. w. B. Dukeshire of Barton render
ed very efficient service at the Epworth
League meeting last Tuesday evening.
The ball game between Irasburg and
South Barton teams August "a resulted in
a score of 2 to 0 in favor of Irasburg team.
Rev. VIM. Carr, former pastor of the
Cong'l church here, now of Norwich,
Conn, is staying at ]. 81. Cooks for few
weeks.
Miss Marie Beauclerk has returned to
Concord, N. h. Master Sydney Beauclerk
who has spent several weeks here ac-
What came near being serious accident
occurred at the Chandler Co.'s mill last
| Thursday when little Ernest Smith acct
dentally stepped on one of the belts and
was thrown on to the main shaft and from
there into the pit where he fell into the
river. He would have drowned in q
few moments had it not been for Cassius
Allen, who displayed great presence OF
mind and courage by promptly coming to
| the boys reecae. Although the little fell
low was badly shaken up he esca ped
without any serious Injuries.
LOWELL.
Schools in town begin September 2.
A. Cover is spending a. few days at
Newport.
s. B. Parker OF Barton Landing spent
Monday in town.
Geo. Watson and daughter Ruth are Wis.
iting at Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. Whfttemore of Eden spent
Tuesday in-town.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Dwinels of Lynn, Mass.
are visiting at E. Coolbeth's.
; Mrs. ]. 81. silsby of Hartford, Conn. il
/ spending few weeks in town.
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HOLLAND.

HOLLAND.
Not for long time has our com nunity
been more sorrow stricken than it was to
hear OF the death of Mrs. J. A. Bradford,
which occurred at her home In Holland,
August s. Although her health had been
poor for long time and it was evident to
all that she could not long be with her
friends, they little thought that the time
of her departure was so near at hand.
Edna Loena Burroughs was born in Nor
gan July IS, 1853, daughter of Carlos and
Irena (Williams) Burroughs. She was one
OF IL children; only two of them, Eugene
G. and Archie Burroughs OF Morgan, sur
vive her. November IA, 1873, she was
united in marriage to j. A. Bradford, and
to them one daughter, now Mrs. Gertie
DemIck, was born August z, 1875. In early
| life Mrs. Bradford sought and found the
| Lamb of God (which taketh away the sin
OF the world" whom she fully trusted and
| faithfully served through all her life, and
! who was her comfort and support through
| all the affections she was destined to
endure while travelling through this vale of
|
been great though accomplishing
sufferer from rheumatism and heart
/ trouble and in the early part OF last winter
suffered a severe attack of lung fever and
for many weary days and nights her hus-
band and daughter, who were continually
at her bedside, expected they must give
her up, but from this she recovered and
through the early spring appeared better
than for some time, being able to assist in
| the household duties, but in May her
health again began to fail, and it was dis
covered that that memorable disease,
diabetes, had fastened upon her fraiI form,
and she began to fail in flesh and strength
daily. She however kept about the house
until Tuesday afternoon. but appeared SO
weak and tired that her daughter per-
suaded her to retire, which she consented
to at 4:3O p. ~. Her physician, DR.. Ken
drick, was called and stayed with her all
night; everything that loving hands or
medical skill could do was done for her,
but about O'Clock in the evening she
went into a comatose state from which
she did not awake and peacefully breathed
her last at $3.50 Thursday morning, Aug. s.
The funeral services were held Sunday
morning at the A. G. church, Of which
Mrs. Bradford was a faithful member
The service was conducted by Elder Chas
Mcclure, who preached an able sermon
from III Peter /: 4. The church was filled
with mourning friends and sorrowing
congregation who had come bringing
many beautiful flowers, to pay their last
respects to one they all loved. The inter
ment was in the family lot at Stanstead
One
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
WEST BURKE.


e. L. Gaskeu of Barton was in town
Friday.
Ebert orcntt went to Boston on bust
ness Tuesday.
DR.. R. II. Burke attended the races at
Newport last week.
Elmer Coe and family visited friends in
Island Pond recently.
Charles Knight of Chicago, ILL.,, visited
at E. j. Hsath's Tuesday.
Miss Frances AIdrich Of Sutton is work.
ing at Rev. G. H. Wright's.
Harold Whitmore of Cleveland, O., Is
visiting his uncle, @. H. Coburn.
Horace Woodruff of Staten Island, N. Y,
visited friends in town last week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-02
WESTFIELD.

Mrs. Z. W. Bryant is in poor health.
Miss Iva Gilman visited several days in
Lowell last week.
Winfred Hendrix has returned to his
work in Newport.
Miss Baker of Newport is visiting at
Nelson Seymour's.
Fred Macomber of South Hero visited at
L. S. Woodworth's last week.
Clyde and Earl Reed have returned from
their trip to New Hampshire.
Ernest Gilpin goes Ito Barton this week
where he will enter the academy.
Chas. Maynard entertained his niece, Miss
Lena Maynard, OF Lowell last week.
Perry Edmunds and family of Coventry
recently visited Mrs. Fay Eastman.
Miss Mabel Durivage of Concord, N. H.,
recently visited Mrs. F. D. Harding.
M. 81. Dodge recently entertained his
father, Herbert L. Dodge of Lunenburg.
Mrs. VIM. Dixon and daughter, Marion.
arrived home from England, Friday, Aug.
80.
Mrs Grant, who has been keeping house
for Byron Gilman, has returned to Crafts
bury.
The Woodwork mill starts this week.
Carl Hszleton of Troy has been engaged as
foreman.
Miss Fheo Hendrix has engaged to teach
the primary department. OF the Newport
Center school. She goes this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.Stevens and daughter,
Jennie, and Mr.. Woodland of Enosburg Wis
tied at Rev. 81. s McHale's last Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. W. B. GiIpin are expected
home from their western trip the last of
this week.
Miss Della Green of Newport was in
town last week visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Goddard.
Morris AseItine of Boston, Mass, end
Miss Florence Aseltine OF Enos burg Falls.
visited w. s. Trumpass and family, last
week.
Miss Mary Farman. who staid at c. W.
Bryant's during the absence of Mrs A bbie
Fairbanks in Newport, has returned to her
home in Troy.
| Fred Martin recently underwent an
operation for append citis in hospital in
! St. Adams. His father, John Martin. has
been to see him.
Mrs. Emily Annis returned last Tuesday
from visit to her brother, Carl Brown of
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itlng her sister, Mrs. Roy Sinclair.
Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Parker and daughter
Elsie are at Newport for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley San born of New
York are In town for few weeks visit.
Mrs. Wells and daughter of Barton
Landing recently spent few days in
town.
Mrs. Eugene Grant from Massachusetts,
Is visiting among relatives and friends in
town.
Miss Levine Blasden of Barton Landing
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Stannard
last week.
The dance given Tuesday evening by the
modern Woodmen in their new hall was
well attended.
Mrs. Minnie Scott is at the home of her
parents, Dir. and Mrs. L. ShufeIt, for
few weeks visit,
Mrs. David Stewart is not as well. Her
niece from Albany spent a few days with
her the first OF last week.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society met
Wednesday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
"a m. Chase, all enioyinga pleasant after
noon.
h. kinsley received telegram Thursday
announcing the death of his son Benton.
VINO went to China last year. More par
tlculars will be given later.
MORGAN.
Requests are being made for lingering
longe for the lake.
mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Taylor have re-
turned TO Massachusetts.
Miss Edith Moulton of Burlington is
visiting her sister, Mrs. s. E Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Buck of Manchester.
N H. have been stopping in town.
o. P. Wilcox is building cottage on the
lake shore on the lot lately purchased.
TROY.
Mrs.Fioyd Miller is visiting in Montreal.
J. c. Gibson has bought H. A. Buck .
place
Miss Mary Wright is to teach in West.
more this fall.
A son was born to lTr. and Mrs. Thomas
King Aug. "a
Mre. Giles Reynolds and children Of Jaw
are visiting in town.
Miss Mary Coburn has gone to st.Johns-
bury to attend the academy.
Miss Lillian Buzzell came home from
Passumpsic for short visit recently.
Mr.. apd Mrs. W. D. Miller attend I'd
camp meeting at LyndonviIle last week.
/ Amos Kingsbury of Xenia, o is here to
spend some time with his sister, Mrs. OH.
Buck.
Mrs. DC. Albee and sons, Cecil and Stan
ley, have gone to North Woodstock. N. Fl
on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Curtis and two
daug from Lowell have been visiting
at Floyd Miiler's.
Mr.. end Mrs. John Aiken are taking 3
! carriage drive to visit relatives in NeWDort
Derby and Holland.
Mrs. Blanche Burton and child of New
York and Miss Ruth Watson of Lowell
have been visiting in town.
T. j. Boynton, Mayor Of Everett, Mass,
and his daughter, Miss Marion Boynton.
evisiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Williams and dauoh-
tiers, Grace and Kate, of Newport were in
town recently calling on friends.
] Mrs. II. A. Buck and children are te
spend week or more visiting relatives. il
Westhsid, previous to removing to Boston
Inc schools IN townare to begin Sept. 9
In the village school Miss Hester Coburr
teaches the higher, and Miss Maude Hum
the lower department..
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terribly frightened but not badly Injured
Mr.. Shurtleff was quite badly shaken up
and considerably bruised and scared but
not seriously injured.
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Charleston. Mrs. Annis expects to go
to live with her brother who has purchased
place in Holland.
Mrs Noble Kinney of Craftsbury and
Mrs. X. II. Hartman of Albany, N. Y,
visited their cousin, Ed Boynton, last week.
Hon. 7. J. Boynton of Everett, Mass, and
family visited Ed Boynton last week. Mr..
Boynton is mayor of Everett and practices
law In Boston.
The school in the South district will be
taught by Annie Gilbert, the Watkins
school by Florence Sher5ert, the North
Hill school by Ella Bourne of Jay. The
pupils on the west side of the mountain
will go to Montgomery to school. Madge
Martin will teach il Lowell
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-02

DEFERRED LOCALS.

Prof. and MrF. Edgercomb have returned
from Maine.
Corwin Ienne and daughter, Mabel, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Miss uda Hastings has been in Eas
Charleston visiting relatives.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Bartlett Of Jay were visit
ors at Clarence Badgers, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Record Of Newport, r. l.,
were guests At Frank Trips last week.
Miss Lydia Hardy OF Worcester, Mass, in
visiting her sister, Mrs. z. w. Comlngs.
There was quite a large attendance from
this vicinity at the Barton fair last week.
Miss Helen e. True OF West somerville,
Mass, IS visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. s. Rob-
bins.
Misses Bertha and Helen Comings, with
party Of iriends, have been camping at
Like Park the past week.
= -1If1,-W. s, Robbins and Mrs. A. a. New
comb are sNendirg a few days in st.Albans
with tf%SaSlsf'a daughter.
y. 'Hey, r.. erDTf--6, = f5fIneF 7Cone'l pas
tdr' hero, Is spending a few weeks among
his o1d Practitioners and iriends.
Mr.. end Mrs. Arnold Edmunds returned
10 taeir home In Troy Thursday, having
caught in the week spent at Satin Pond
over thirty black bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Newcomb Of Balti-
more, Md, are spending a few days in
town. After visiting In other places they
viii go TO California where they plan to
make their home In the near future.
Mrs. Alice Lorimer Chadbourne, who
has been visiting at Colin Lorimer's,
was united in marriage Wednesday to w.
II. Parks Of 81. Johnsbury, the marriage
occurring al George.
Friday afternoon and evening OF Aug.
3Oth will occur the celebration OF the 10th
anniversary OF the organization OF the
Cong'l church in this place. A cordial in
vitation IS extended to former members
and attendants, and all friends far and
near, to participate in the exercises. Sup
per will be served during the social hour
WEST DERBY
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Hunt, August q.
Elery Rounds has rented j. +. Gray's
tenement and viii move soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbsrt Daily visited IN
Georgevllle, Que one day last week.
Andrew Brunton Of 5weetsburg is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Fred Pickle.
Orsou Martin from the West is visiting
his father, Lemuel Martin, after an alb
sence OF II years.
Mrs. Stark Morse, Mrs. E. Howe anC
Mrs. Charles Smith attended camp meet
ing at Msgog last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. White visited
Vale Perkins over Sunday, the guests o
his uncle, Wright Magoon.
Chss. Folsom got his foot badly in
iured last week while at work in the fiou
shed by dropping skid on it.
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Whipple were Gale
to Newport Center last week to attend tn
funeral of Mrs. Whipple's sister, Mrs
Rogers.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-02
WESTMoRE

Mrs. Ester Lord and Miss Laura Lord of
Lawrence, Mass, were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclaughlin
Miss Lena Canning from Stowe was en-
tertained by her cousins, Misses Anne
and Flora McLaug him, recently.