Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-11-18
NEWPORT.

Miss Claudia Spaulding has gone to
Springfield, Mass.
H. H. Ross of St. Johnsbury was in
town Friday on business.
Geo. Cutting of Worcester Mass,
was a visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. M. H. Louthood is still very i'll
at her rooms in the Gaines block.
Mrs F. H. Sisco was very i'll several
days last week, but is now nearly re-
covered.
The Mothers club met Tuesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Vincent Jones on
Bay View street.
A. C. Clark is laying the foundation
for an addition to his residence on
West Main street.
E. J. Prouty, B F. Moore and other
prominent business men OF the town
were in New York city last week.
Philip Blanchard has returned to his
school at St Johnsbury after several
weeks absence on account OF illness.
S D. Parker returned from Lowell
Tuesday with large deer which he
was fortunate enough to shoot while
| there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Plat will go to
housekeeping in the basement rooms
of John Brigham's house on Central
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Smith of Barton
Landing and Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Covey
of Fairlee visited at L. B. Wellman's
last week.
c.. j. Fogg of Bellows Falls was in
town Monday. He has a position as
yardmaster for the New York Central
at that place.
Memphremagog lodge, No. 65, F. &
A. NJ, held it's regular meeting on
Tuesday evening and conferred the E.
A. degree on one candidate.
B. S. Curtis has the contract to
move a large building at Barton
Landing and is there with his men and
material for doing such work.
TIE little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
P. A. Robbins is suffering from an alb
scess on the face, the result of fall,
striking her cheek against some OBJ,
ject.
Delegations from the West Derby
schools attended the children's ILLUS
trated lectures by Rev. C. T. Shaeffer
at the Methodist church several after
moons last week.
Harley Sawyer, who has been teaching
in Fryeburg, Me-, will enter Burde tie s
business college in Boston. Mrs. Rose
Sawyer has gone to Boston to remain
till Harley is we'll located.
News has been received of the safe
arrival of Mrs Erastus Buck and
children at Denver, Col. Mrs. Buck
stood the journey we'll and seems none
the worse for this exertion.
The Bogue property, corner of Main
and Third streets, has been purchased
by A. G. Goodwin, who, we UNDER
stand, will take possession as soon as
necessary repairs are made.
The st. Adams creamery is now take
ing care of it's own cream again and
the business has been taken from the
creamery here, the milk car over the
C. P. railway also being taken off.
G.. D. Pratt captured big buck deer
last week in Coventry. The animal
weighed nearly 300 pounds. Gard"
didn't have the ''fever" but it took
two magazines Of cartridges to do the
job.
H. O. Smith, with several Of his
carpenters, will go soon to Glover,
where they-will erect store building
for r. E. Davis. who recently suffered
. the loss of his store and goods by fire.
The gasoline tug boat Oscar C. be.
longing to Prouty & Miller, has been
taken out of commission for the win
ter. It will not be long before the
). John A. and other lake craft will be
forced to cease running on account Of
ice.
1t will take more than smallpox t.
( keep Viewpoints representative al
Montpelier quiet for very long time
Seriously however it is to be hopet
I that there will be no infection of any
=, of our legislators through exposure t.
! this dread disease.
: On Friday, Nov. 20, will occur thu
? annual cradle roll of the Congregation
{ al Sunday school in the parlors of tn
C Congregational church. All who ar
; interested in the little ones are spe
cially invited to be present. Severa