Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-12

Mrs NJ L. Ames was among the
sick ones last week.
Warren Bowen from North Troy is
working for E. D. Bowen.
Mrs. A. H. Daggett has gone to
Canada. 60 visit her daughter.
Mr.. and SMrs. Herbert Bartlett
from Newport Center were in town last
week.
Hugh WhitebiIl died at the home
IF his brother, Matthew Whitehill,
last week.
Mrs. Fred Scribner and children
have gone to Manchester, n. H.,
where MIR. Scribner is working.
TROY
Ed. Gilheau has moved into one of
the tenements in the Gray block.
Miss Connie Faufaw is home from
Newport here she has been to visit
her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Martin have
gone TO Bellingham, Mass, to visit
their sons Ned and Roy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Larabee and two
daughters of Newport Center visited
at A. S. Larabee's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andrews have
gone to housekeeping in a part of
Mrs. Annie Hodgkins' house on Mill
street.
Mrs. Howard Brock is home from
Lisbon, N. H., where she has been
spending a few months with her
mother and sister.
The friends of Rev. J. E. Bowman
in Westfeld and Troy gave him a
farewell reception at the Conrgega-
tional vestry at Westfeld the evening
of April Z. He was presented with a
gold Waltham watch. Mr. Bowman
has made many friends here during
his pastorate and all regret his depar-
ture and wish him success in his new
field.
WESTFIELD
| Will sias and family have moved to
North Troy.
, c. w. Bryant, who has been on the
sick list, is better.
Eva Gilpin is at home from North
Troy for the week.
Perley Benware has moved into H.
|
: M. M. Miller is expected Saturday
to make his mother a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest GiIpin were at
; W. B. Gilp;n's the first of the week.
Louise Gilman is at Troy. staying
at the home of her uncle, Geo w.
Smith.
4 Tiff Bryant is at home from East
man business college for short va
cation.
r Mae Goddard has gone to Newport
2 and is clerking at the American
Clothing store.
t Miss Grace Coolidge will preach in
Y the congregational church Sunday
$ afternoon at 80 o'clock.
Miss Theo Hendrix returned to her
school in Barre, Saturday, after
spending a fortnight's vacation at
t home.
: Mrs. Carrie Miller has moved to
Troy. We much regret her leaving
and she will be especially missed in
: the church.
r Thursday W. D. Bell took his
}, brother George to the Mary Fletcher
i hospital, Burlington, for treatment
Luz al lilJuISu Knee.
Kenneth Allen Young, Catherine
Doris Farman and Leon HartweH
:: were baptized at the Congregational
church by Rev. j. E. Bowman sunday
J. Mrs. Coolidge and daughter, Miss
$ Grace have moved from Lowell into
Z Mrs. Lombard's house. Miss Cool
: edge will teach the higher grades in
r the village school.
"a Geo. Lathe died Sunday at his home
on the North Hill. The funeral was
held at the house Tuesday forenoon.
the Rev. J. e. Bowman officiating.
a The deceased was II years Of age and
% leaves large family to mourn his
IS IS loss.
J. A farewell reception was given
ID Rev. J. E. Bowman at the Congrega-
l. tlonal church Friday evening" A
3, pleasant evening was spent and a
le gold watch presented Mr.. Bowman as
v. token of appreciation of his unfail-
e ing kindness, and the regard in which
a ne was held by all who knew him.
!. WEsTMORE
n Marie Vancore is spending the week
r at the Barton Parochial school.
h Frank Berwick is spending a few
Is days with friends in West Burke.
Carroll Rash is working for Adolf
plus Valley during the sugar season.
is Abner Buskey from Aroostook Coun.
ty, Me-, is spending a short vacation
:. at home.
Dennis Buskey has returned from
Newport. His friend, Mr.. Gosselin
accompanied him to Barton
Geo. A. Gilman of Boston was
; called here Friday by the death of his
ID mother, Mrs. Nellie Gilman.
There will be a REGULAR grange