Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-10-18
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Cambridge were visitors in town Fri
day.
Miss Helen Clarke spent several
days at her hor:e in Island Pond last
week.
A. G. Goodwin is painting his resi-
dence, corner of Main and Third
streets.
G. J. Eaton of the American Elk.
press company is taking his annual
vacation.
Col. C. S. Emery, G. A. Brown, C.
A. Davis and D. N. Dwinell were in
Montreal Thursday.
The Newport High and graded
schools celebrated Columbus Day,
Oct. IL, by taking holiday.
DR.. L. M. Kelley of Manchester, N.
H, was the guest of his brother, F.
J. Kelley last week Monday.
Philip Cheek held an auction sale of
his household goods Thursday and
will close out his business here.
C. \. Calderwood of St. Johnsbury
was in town Monday of last week to
attend the funeral of E. B. True.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Spaulding and
Miss Claudia Spaulding will spend
the winter in California and Oregon.
U. A. Harris, with Mrs. Harris and
| Mrs Harry Hunter, were in Morris
vile the last of the week, also A. T.
Rogers and family.
DR.. Macdonald of Sutton was in
town Thursday in consultation with
local physicians on the case of George
Herrick, who is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Bailey and
others from town attended the funer-
al of the late Robt. Chandler at North
Troy last week Wednesday.
Ex-Gov. G. H. Prouty was in Ma
cog, P. O., the last of the week look
ing after the interests there Of the
lumber concern of Prouty and Miller.
Cleveland Chapter, No. 20, R. A. NJ,
held its regular meeting Friday eve
gree. After the work lunch was
served in the dining room
There will be no sessions Of school
on Thursday and Friday of this week
to enable the teaching staff to attend
the Teachers institute held at Mont
pelier during these two days.
Charles Gilbert of Westfeld was in
town Tuesday as witness in the case
now on trial in County court, Mr..
Gilbert having cut some of the tim
Der on the disputed tract Of land.
The Civic Improvement society will
conduct Rummage sale Tuesday and
| i n1E
bers Of the committee will call for
your contributions during-.t this week.
The teachers from the North Troy
graded school visited the local schools
Friday of last week. Special rhetori-
cal exercises were held in the after
noon to which all interested were in
vited.
The new safety deposit case, which
has reposed in the corridor Of the
National bank for several weeks,
was installed in the vault last Thurs
day. The rental Of boxes in the new
case is three dollars per year.
Morris Farman, who has been en-
ployed the last year as boss carpenter
OF the buildings being erected by the
late E. B. True, has finished his work
here and gone to his home in Lowell.
fle will go soon to Kansas to spend
the winter.
Mrs. F. M. Sherman and Miss Alice
Sherman started Wednesday of last
week for Pasadena, CAL. where they
will spend the winter. Mrs. Sherman
will go by the direct route while her
daughter will take a trip through the
n of Lo H.
F. L. Patterson has been travelling
in the interests of True and Blan-
chard Company booking orders for
their Monarch sugar apparatus which
their exhibits at the several fairs in
the state have secured. He will be
out of the state for some time yet in
: this line of work.
Harry A. Dale. formerly employed
as cutter by B. F. Moore & Co.. and
who went west some time ago for the
benefit of his health, has returned as
far as Montreal, where he has been
seriously i'll for several weeks with
lung trouble. It is reported that his
aff1iction is very serious in its ma
ture.
Russell Hight, son of VIM. Hight
of this town. has entered McGlll uni
versity at Montreal, P. O.. where he
will take the course in electrical en-.
gineering. Young Hight had not yet
finished his studies in the local
schools, but his exceptional ability
and studious habits fitted him to enter
this noted institution of learning.
Success to him!
! The course of entertainments pro.
u jected for the coming winter by the
men of the Asbury Brotherhood is
3 worthy of patronage and should prove
n good amusement investment. The
course offers five high class entertain.
ments for SIPS. Course tickets may
be obtained at the drug store of Da'
Wis and Livingstone and are being
distributed by members of the Asbury
Brotherhood.
C. L. M. Bugbee went Tuesday
night to Boston to join a party OF
oron<c for fho r. M r opd Flo -.