Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-02-17
NEWPORT.

NEWPORT.
C. r. Powell of Barton was in town
Saturday on business.
r. II. Rabbit Of Taunton. Mass.
visited at G. M. Bailey's Friday.
A party of our young people attended
the dance at Stanstead Friday night.
John Bisbee was quite i'll with grip
several days last week but is now able
to be about again.
The Emery tenement house occupied
by George Hayes has recently been
wired for electricity.
Mrs. Maria Lougee of Tunbridge is
spending a few weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. S. Emery.
Elmer .Ienne has been caring for
Walter Hinman of West Derby, who
is i'll with pneumonia.
Jay, tie young son of F. w. Carr
had the misfortune to break an arm
while enjoying the holiday Friday.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church will met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Lewis on Central street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jenne were called
to Abercorn, P. c., the last of the
week by the illness of Mrs. Jenne's
father.
Hamilton Lathe and Harry Dane
rwent to Beebe Plain Friday where they
sang at the funeral Of Mr.. and Mrs.
House.
Miss Lula Kennedy of Piermont. who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
M. Brigham, returned to her nome
Saturday.
Judge and Mrs. F. E. Alfred were
at home to their friends on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Saturday evenings of
last week.
l The gentlemen of the Methodist
church Epworth League served sugar
on snow at the church vestry ON Mon
/ day evening.
VIM. Hawley is still confined to his
home with rheumatic fever. While
thought to be gaining he is still in very
= bad condition.
Miss Kate Ferrin and Miss Renfrew
l of Barton and Miss Lena Crandall of
Derby spent several days at A. G..
Clark's recently.
Henry Moulton of Newark and Mrs.
" Martha Moulton of West Burke are
visiting at Mrs. Ellen Jenkins on
West Main street.
Miss Lena Hamilton and Miss Annie
Hamilton of st. Adams visited The
first of the week at Earl Lawrence s
on Bay View street.
- The annual meeting of the auditors
&ko Of of hO
i town farm with the usual dinner was
i held at the farm on Thursday.
The mems meeting at the Goodrich
j library Sunday was fairly we'll attend.
i ed, about 40 being present. The ser.
j vices were led by Clinton Wood.
II DR.. and Mrs. ]. H. Gaines started
] last week Tuesday night for Minneap:
1 oils, Mimi. They expect to travel
/ farther west before their return.
II Remember the little "Old Folks u
/ concert and "Enoch Arden" for the
benefit of ST. Mark s church at School.
house hall next Friday evening.
"Under Southern Skies" was pre-.
sented at Lane Tuesday evening to an
appreciative audience. This play al
ways draws good house in this place.
II C. H. Wood, assistant postmaster,
and his wife and daughter, are enjoy.
ing a vacation. They will visit in
! Springfield and other places in Massa.
i chusettS. sz5xe. Ii r---. Il e..,s
II The Frost Veneer Seating Co. start.
i ed running on full time Monday. This
j will be welcome change as the heir
j have been on an eight hour day anc
j pay for long time.
Mrs. w. B. Bullock entertained the
ladies of the Independent club at hel
: home on Green Place Wednesday even
ing. Refreshments were served a
!. 6 80 with cards later in the evening
Maurice Eendall has accepted an ap
pointment as assistant at the Mclean
hospital. He will stay for two months
+ and if satisfied intends to remain TO
course of instruction in the business
IA Mrs. M C. Brigham gave party TO
Miss Lula Kennedy and Miss Kilt,
Foster at her home on Central stree
m Tuesday evening, about 20 guests wer'
~ present and the occasion was a yer,
ID enjoyable one.
&c 1t is said by those who have beel
10 there that our erstwhile genial livery
uI0Hp DCtpiC 0lOCIt ho0 q IuC tiOtC
.. at North Troy and that business will
~ him is openiny in fine shape. Here
y. hoping it may continue.
is The Prouty and Miller mill No.
u situated near the round house took fir.
IN Friday night about six o'clock. TIL,
it fire was put out with comparativel.
j slight damage as it was discovered be
MS fore gaining much Roadway.
I'll Quite number of our townspeopl,
~ attended the funeral at Beebe Plail
=, Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennisol
=. House, who died in Boston, where the.
& were spending the winter with thei
~ daughter. Mrs. w. A. Dawson.
or Work has been begun on I. S. Viii
~ COX q new house on Cottage street
e. When this house is completed MI
Spear and Ernest. Spsoner are to bull
n on the same lot at the corner Of Cot
tage Street and Prospect street.