Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-08-31

visiting trip in different parts of the
state.
Frank Lewis and son are getting
fine slaughter house for their meat
business.
Elmer Miller hassmoved away and we
hear Frank Gray, who owns the place, i
will move in.
William Vinton is home from Maine
where he has been for some time in
the waffle business.
Improvement is being made in the
road between the Corner and the Cen
ter. Bends in the road are being
Strengthened and the road made wider.
w. P. Leavens received the nomina-
ton as representative at the caucus.
He is a man that can be depended up
on and will make good representa-
tive.
MORGAN CENTER
George Gilmour visited friends at
Groveton, recently.
C. L. Burroughs has the Peoples
phone at his residence.
Mrs. Hodsden from Island Pond is
visiting her son. Fred Hodsden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hodsden are re-
joicing in the birth of son Friday.
The fall term of school began Mon
day with Mrs. Fuller of West Charles
ton teacher.
Mr.. aid Mrs. II. P. Burroughs have
returned from their visit to friends
in GEoveton and Lisbon, N. H.
C. L. Burroughs, C. J. Goodsell, H.
H. Elliott and Guy Elliott with their
families took trip to Willoughby last
week.
Mrs. Grace Caswell was called
home from her work at East Charles
ton Sunday by the illness Of her little
son Irving.
Nathan Wells died at the home of
his brother, Charles Webb, last Mon
day. Mr.. Webb had been suffering
poor health for some time and had just
returned from the hospital at Mont
real, where he had been hoping to
get help.
TROY.
John Kennison has moved to Lowell
where he has employment.
Wayne Davis of Newport was a re-
cent visitor of relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. McGinnis spent
the week end with relatives at John
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Abbott of Som
erville, Mass, are visiting Mrs. F. S.
Gray.
Mrs. Gary Edmunds and two little
sons visited relatives at Glen Sutton
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd J. Miller spent
last week with relatives at Newport
Center.
Ashley Macomber is having his farm
buildings painted, Albert Hartwel
doing the work.
w. G. McGinnis entertained his sis
ter, Miss Belle McGinnis and Mr.
Leach of Hyde Park last week.
Mrs. Richard Arno Burn has re
turned to her home in Boston aftel
spending three weeks with relative!
here.
Mrs. Hollis Baker of Newport re
Gently visited her sisters-in-law, Mrs
Webster Hadlock and Mrs. Harrison
Hadlock.
Mrs. F. G. Edmunds. who has beer
spending several weeks with relative
at Averill and Derby Line returne,
home recently.
Operations for removal of adenoid
and enlarged tonsils from Ruth ant
Clayton Hadlock, children of Mr.. an
Mrs. B. w. Hadlock, were performe
Thursday.
The many friends of F. E. Taylo
will be pleased to know he came HON
from Brightlook hospital, St. Johns
bury, August 9th. He stood the jour
ney we'll and is steadily improving.
The dance at Aiken's hall the even
ing of August 26th was very enjoy
able affair and we'll attended. Swee
and Dupont's orchestra of three piece
from Lowell furnished the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Martin and chill
dren have gone to their home in Wee
hawken, N. j., after several weeks
stop with relatives here. Mr.. Mar
tins health improved while here
Miss Eugenia Peck is to teach i
the Westfeld North Hill district
Miss Julina Mann in the South West
field district; Miss Ethel Pettingell i
to return to the school she taught i
Lowell last spring.
WESTMORE
Nj. E. Calkins has new McCormic
corn harvester.
Mrs. Oliver Fountain has moved t
Ira Grapes in Charleston.
Lucius Provoncha Of Barre is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Mary Tatro.
Miss Maude Pierce has returned t
Newport after weeks vacation.
Miss Veda Cook of West Charlesto
) visited friends in town the past weel
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brooks of Wi
loughby visited at w. C. Daniels SUI
day.
t Mrs. Ernest Wheeler and childre