Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

LOWELL.
Mss Mary Wright is visiting at Smiths
Mills, Pc
Miss Hester Coburn is visiting relatives
in Newport.
Miss Mildred Dockwell is visiting rela
tives in West Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arad Brown are at Barton
Landing visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Stannard were in Barton
and Glover last week.
| Mrs. Nellie Brahana will move in to
| Mrs. W orks' rooms in thew ilIage.
Rev. j. Fl. Wallace from Richford was in
| town Thursday calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Farrell of West Derby
!; have been visiting relatives in town.
James Labounty has moved to Barton,
on to the farm he recently purchased.
Baptist meetings are being held in the
schoolhouse in the south district this week.
Prayer meeting was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Powers Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Rufus Kinsley was called to Essex
| by the death of relative the first of last
| week.
Mrs. Palmer gave a very interesting lect-
ure in the Woodmen hall Wednesday
evening.
Merton Lockwood went to Barton and
a. A. Barker to Newport for few days
last week.
Frank Martin was quite ill one day last
week and Arthur Cello and other sick ones
are better.
Flossie Lapier returned home Wednes-
day from Montgomery where she has been
attend ng school.
, Mrs. Della LaClaire has purchased the
Adams place at the Corners. Possession
taken the first of March.
The drama, ''Above the Clouds,' by the
, young people will be presented March 10th.
Givethe good house.
Mrs. Henry Park hurst and daughter
, of North Troy recently visited ner parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 0. Sanborn
Don Percy had the misfortune to cut the
, end of his thumb on his right hand when
running the chopper in Davis & Gray's
veneer mill.
, The ladies in town mat in the par
sonege Thursday afternoon to do little
missionary work for the poor; q mum bel
were present and many useful things were
sent in to help clothe the needy ones.
MORGAN
Mrs. Nichols is caring for Mrs. Geo. Ora!
and child.
The case of Finley VS.. Bowen was con
tinued to March,.
Mrs. John Fisk has gone to visit her sol
Will at Derby Line.
E. r. Flanders Of Barton was in tow
the first of the week on business.
Mrs. A. G. Griffi 4, now OF Martinvilie
Que, has been in town looking after bel
property here.
George Corliss is making ready to ta
more sugar trees this spring. He has tn
largest sugar orchard in this vicinity
- about 5000 trees
NEWPORT.
IL. A. Parker of Lowell visited relative
In town two days last week.
. {. A. Barrows of Barton and E. E
Mathews OF Barton Landing were in tow
Wednesday.
Owing to the illness of Miss Johnso
there was no school in her grade for tw
days last week.
o. S. Dane was in Boston last weeI
- called there by the illness of his sister, WI
- has scarlet fever.
F. w. Carr has the contract for tt
plumbing in the Newport house improve
ments and has begun work.
r. Mrs. James Cameron and Miss Ka
~ Cameron OF West Glover attended tt
-, Sunday school convention here last wee
BIS. Curtis left Thursday night for VIII
nipeg, Vancouver and other points In Il
west. He expects to be gone about
in month.
Everett Moore has the agency for tt
ng Ford automobile and has two runabou
on exhibition. True & Blanchard sho
d. the Maxwell. No doubt there will
some new cars in operation here the cor
3. ing summer.
". Work on the new clubhouse is pr ogres
,r- ing rapidly. The bridge to approach it
"a in place and grading at the end of t
bridge has been begun. You can dun
0'' your coal ashes and other clean refu
"0' matter at this point and thus help out t
enterprise.
49,, The annual roll call of the Congreg
tional church was held in the chur
parlors Thursday evening. The atten
Az ance was large and very satisfacto
a. meeting resulted. Many letters were re
from absent members, and reports We
see read by the officers. The supper furnish
get by the Ladies' Social union was well pt
s rOnized.
In the basket ball game Friday event
TO the academy had a complete walkov
ted The st. Johnsbury boys were unable