Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-10
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stoddard were in
Charleston Sunday.
Electric lights have been installed
in the Advent church.
| The work on the overpass is nearly
ready for the bridge gang.
Wells Goodnough is the new man on
| the Grand Uuion Tea cart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanson Giffin visited
in ST. Adams and vicinity recently.
The Vermont Photo company has
building on Main street ready for bus
mess.
Ben Vigneault moved from Elm
street to Newport the first of the
week.
Mrs. Isaac Longeway was called to
St. Johnsbury by the illness of her
father. Mr.. Caswell.
Henry Ward has finished work for
DR.. Gaines at the stock farm and gone
back to Newport in the Veneer mills.
Mrs. Winnie Bisbee is quite sick and
has been confined to her bed since the
middle of last week. Typhoid fever
is feared.
Miss Nettie St. Martin, who has
been staying with her sister, Mrs. For
est Cooper, has returned to her home at
Tucks Landing, Que.
Mr.. Lacross has moved from Melvin
Chappell's house on Spring street into
l. B. Bishops tenement opposite the
A. C. church, recently vacated by Mr..
. Barney.
There was a Sunday school rally al
the F. B. church last Sunday and {
, very interesting service. A part OF
it was repeated in the evening by re-
quest.
) Some one had evidently not learned
the golden rule and went into the porcl
of the A. c.: :hurct turing service Sur
: day evening and took Elmer Rogers
overcoat.
Mrs. A. ]. White accompanied he
3 daughter Daisy and cousin, Mar,
E White from Lennoxville to Newton
Mass, where they are going to atten
Mount Ida school.
. William Donegan is home from Yves
Y Derby where he has been for som
e time.
Mrs. Eliza Jenne has returned to he
home in Derby after spending severa
weeks here with her granddaughter
Mrs. A. w. Edmunds.
Miss Euphenia Jewett, who has ha
charge of the grammar room OF tn
a village school for two terms, has gon
70 Porto, to fooo6 this uipfpr
Re The entertainment given by the vi
lage school Friday evening, Nov. 5tI
- was a success, and reflects much cree
it on the teachers, Misses JeWett ar
Porter.
- A meeting of the Troy Cemetery a.
ISOLATION is called for the evening {
20 Nov. 18th at DR.. F. S. Gray's; it
hoped all members of the society ar
~ every one interested in the care {
~ the cemetery will be present.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chaffee ha,
been visiting relatives and frient
here. They have been living
T. Springfield, Mass, where Mr.. Chaff'
aI has run country produce store f
K. several years he has sold the Sprin
-, field business and goes to Valley Cit
~ |
~ store with his brother, Charl
~ Chaffee.
Mrs. Annie Davis and children ha
90 gone to their home in iNewpor
Is Mrs. Davis lady friends gave her
en- farewell reception at the Congreg
tional vestry the afternoon of Nov.
Mrs. Davis has resided in town MAJ
~ years and with her musical talent a.
40 pleasant helpful way has done mu
~ for the church and society, she W
eu be- greatly missed here. Light I
90 rreshments were served, music a.
~ visiting pleasantly took the time.
IN purse of money was given her. 4
!. ~ join in best wishes for her succe
u, and happiness in her new home.
OF WESTFIELD.
en- Mrs. Clarkson has moved into pa
To of the parsonage.