Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-15
Newport News Page
Important Happenings and Local
Notes from the County Seat.
l. B. WELLMAN Local Editor
L. B. WELLMAN, Local Editor

Most of the people who have been
in their cottages at the Bluffs have
returned to their homes.
Rev. J. F. Buzzell returned Satur-
day from two weeks vacation. Mrs.
Buzzell and Pansy will remain this
week.
The new pews are being put in and
1T is expected that service will be in
the auditorium of the F. B. church
next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clifford and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Boyer spent Sunday
in North Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Donaghy spent
last week with their daughter. Mrs.
Forest Cousens at Knowlton, also at
tended Bronze county fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hunt returned to
their home in Orleans Monday, after
few months stay with her mother,
Mrs. C.. A. Porter. She also accom-
panied them home to Orleans.
Miss Hattie Magoon returned to her
home in Lowell Monday. She came
tol attend the funeral of her father,
Ira Magoon of Leadville, Que. She
will visit her sister, Mrs Minnie
Kimball over Sunday.
linen shower was given Miss Lila
Allen at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Mosier Thursday the 9th. There were
quite number who responded to the
invitation. They enjoyed a pleasant
evening and left very many ipieces of
lovely linen.
COVENTRY.
Mrs. Alsaida Percival is quite sick.
also Mrs. Julius Wilcox.
Henry Clifford has taken big lum-
Der job of the bohbin factory.
The creamery is shut down here and
the cream is taken to Orleans.
Mrs. Preston has moved into her
house known as the Cole house.
Mrs. Mary Goodnough and son, Carl
OF Littleton, N. H., are in town.
Rev. A. S. Bole went to Irasbure
last Thursday to see Frank Hancock.
Vera Putney is attending school at
Derby academy and Reta Bole al
Orleans.
Our boys went to Westfeld Saturday
to play with the Westfeld baseball
team and Won 19 to g.
Mrs. Clarissa Metcalf has gone tt
Lyndonvllle to stop while with he1
daughter, Mrs. Archie Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Greenwood
from Enosburg Falls were in town the
past week and attended Barton fair
Mrs. A. D. Thurber and little sol
; and had the adenoids removed from
Guys throat.
News has been received that Mrs
Adelia landlord has suffered
J hard shock at the home of her son, DR.
0. r. landlord.
P. A. Atherton, who has lived il
Mrs. Herbert's house and worked il
the creamery here. has gone to Crafts
t bury for the winter.
Walter Stevens of this town wa
married to Anna Taylor of Charleston
last Thursday Rev. Thomas Hall O
} that place officiating.
, HOLLAND.
Miles Gray of Colebrook NH, is i
town buying cows.
M. B. Pinney is reported a little
! better at this writing.
G. H. Tice attended court at New
t port part of last week.
Mrs. Hollis Stone is entertaining
sister and niece from NewHampshire
Judge Ferrin, also ]. A. Bradford
attended court at Newport last week
Several from this place attende
the fair at Barton and report a goo
time.
Mrs. Chas. Williams spent last Sat
urday at the home of her father, Judp
Ferrin.
Miss Esther Williams of Islam
. Pond spent last week visit ng friend
= in town.
s Leon Gray who has been in Califo1
y father, Frank Gray.
Mrs. Arthur Sanborn is very sic
and her daughter, May Bushaw is a
j, home caring for her.
Misses Mary and Rose Bazinet ar
spending their vacation at the home {
Il their father Joseph Bazinet.:
/ Ray Ames came out of the WOOD
SICK last week Tuesday, it proved t
be nothing worse than hard cold.
r Mrs. Stuart George and Mrs. A. T
Jacobs visited their aunt, Mrs. Cyrr
t. Cargyl, at her camp in Morgan a pal
of last week.
:, Nearly all the schools in town con
l, menced Tuesday, September Z, wit
the following teachers: Grave
o school. Alice Ames South, Pearl LIE
st lie; Johnson, Ada Johnson: Green.
Leila Holmes Fletcher. Mildred Arm
a strong; Caswell Mill. Jennie Cam
- bell; Bazinet, Miss Ladd; East. Il
= Pomeroy. Miss Edna Sykes teach,
at Morgan Corner and Miss Anna JUG
IS at Westmore.
IRASBURC.
N Ed Lanou lost a valuable cow la
b week.
II Everybody attended the fair Ia
k week.
y c.. E. Towne was in Boston ov
IN Sunday.
Mrs. p. b. Wells has been quite
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