Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-05-04
LOWELL.

LOWELL.
Mrs. Julia Aldrich is very i'll.
The Rev. Fir. Lavigne will hold service
in North Troy Sunday
Steven Parren was in North Troy
Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Wellman of Newport is
visiting at the home -of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. M. Parker.
NEWPORT.
Mrs. F. l.. Jenne is visiting friends at
Sutton, Que.
P.O Holt is out again after his recent +
severe illness.S
Miss Annie Wright of Barton visited at
A. c. Clark's last week.
Al Dearborn OF Corinth is visiting at
Mrs. q. NJ. Dear born's.
Z. S. Marshall Horace w. Bailey of New
bury was in town Friday.
E. c. Blanchard went Thursday night to
Calgary and other western points on a bus
mess trip.
Ice in the lake is now out as far as the
eye can zee, although as yet navigation has
not begun.
Austin Beeoe, formerly clerk in the Star
Shoe store, has returned from Bermuda
where he spent the winter.
Mrs. L. 3. Wellman went TO Lowell Fri
day, called there by the serious illness OF
her mother, Mrs. V. NJ. Parker.
The Missionary society met last week
with Mrs. C. L. M. Bugbee Refreshments
yITQr nd F1lp amt afr1-v
o was spent.
The village trustees are putting consid-
cradle work on the streets which makes
: them in much better condition than is
usual at this time OF year.
I The Frost Veneer Seating Company is
running its factories here only four days
in the week. Over production Is assigned
c as the cause for shortening the time.
Mark Bros. Dramatic Co. played at Lanes
n Thursday. Friday and Saturday nights
with matinee Saturday p. m. These shows
at the prices 10, 20 and 80 cents were worth
- the money.
c. II. Loveland and family are boarding
= at present with Mr.. WheeIer's people on
School st. They will occupy one OF the|
al apartments in the Tuck block as soon as it
t is completed.
The eighty ninth anniversary of theI
o founding of the Odd Fellows and theI
twentieth anniversary of the organization|
1T of the Evening Star lodge were celebrat ed
II by special exercises On Wednesday evening.
The IL. S. district court will convened
Tuesday at the court rooms in the Federal
= building, Judge James L.. Martin will pref
side. There are several cases set for trial
S. though one, that of Fl. w. Brainerd Adm. j
lg vs.. the Boston & Maine r. R, is reported
as settled out of court.
It Thirty-five members of Lakeside chapt
t ter No. q, Q. E. S., accepted the invitation
- extended to them by IntervaIe chapter of
Barton Landing to visit them WEDNESDAY i
evening. the party went by special train
A fine banquet was served and the evening"
IN pleasantly spent with games and very
fine entertainment furnished by the local
to talent of Barton Landing. Intervale chap
ter made preparation for doub BILE the NUM-
- Der of visitors they received, but those
who went were not allowed to rattle around
in vacuum thus caused. 1t was one OF
g the enjoyable events of the season.
:. TROY.
b. Mrs.Clement Barrie is to teach in Lowell.
George Bell of Westfield is working for
n DR.. Gray.
EmeBa Wilson has come home from New
Hampshire.
M Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cook of Derby have
s been visiting relatives here.
Fred Curtis has moved here from West
field into the Clement house.
th Vernon Chaffee has gone to work in tho
- Stoddard bakery at West Derby.
George Green has bought the Loudon|
20 Lonk farm and hired the COWS from WAR;
=, y rem Warehouses; farm to put on it.
Jay Percy had the misfortune to break d
+. rib and receive other painful injuries while
at work at the Davis & Gray mill, Satur
~ day, April %.
The high water of last week undermined
the abutments to the covered bridge mead
10 the village on the Newport road. makine
Id it unsafe for travel SO the road is closed
if making it necessarylto go around by Bak
J. er's mill.
= party OF friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. CbasJ
Bean gathered at their home Tuesday even
ing, April 2S to help them celebrate thei1
" twentieth anniversary. A sum of money|
was given them, refreshments served and
all wished Mr.. and Mrs. Bean many happy|
w returns of the day.
In spite of bad roads and rain a large
~ number from here and other towns attend j
ed May ball. The committee In CHARGE
at were disappointed at o'clock to have !
telephone from Prof. Meredith that h<
ed could not bring his orchestra as promised
e. only two of them would come. Although
a very short notice, the committee found
le other musicians who furnished very salts
S. factory music. The best OF order prevailed
!. and a dalightfu time was the resnlt rhe