Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-11-06
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rooms in which to display clothing for
sale.
Miss Elsie Parker and Miss Ferol
Wellman of the Newport high school
were at Mr.. Parker's Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs Roy Sinclair has been at West
field for week caring for her grand
mother, while her mother, Mrs. Ben
ware is away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Farman are
spending two weeks at Springfield,
Mass, where their sons Robert and
Parke have employment.
Mrs. Charles BODICE of Tamworth.
N. H., who has been visiting relatives
here, returned Thursday, taking with
her her little niece, Ethel Warner.
Meetings at the Congregational
church, both Sunday and Wednesday
evenings, now begin at seven O'Clock
and they will be appointed at that
hour through the winter.
Miss Annie Carter was in Coventry
and Newport the last of the week and
was accompanied to Newport by Miss
Clara Burgess, who is a teacher in the
schools of Coventry village.
|. The friends of Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Chase, who have purchased the farm
recently owned by Daniel Adams, gave
them house warming Oct. 28th and
presented them purse of money as a
token of good wishes for their prosper
ity.
A party Of 60 gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Carl Oct
25th in honor of the fifteenth birthday
Of their son, Leigh. A pleasant time
was enjoyed and gifts presented to the
young man consisting of knife, pock-
etbook and gold watch Leigh is a
good boy and worthy Of the esteem in
which he is held.
Word has been received from Mr.
Winchester's family that they have ar
rived safely at their new home in Roy
alton. They will all be greatly missed
in Lowell, where they have resided S,
many years, and the best wishes of g
host of friends will follow them, that
many years of health and happiness
may be given them.
The Junior society of Christian En-
'eavor will meet each Saturday
through the month of November at the
parsonage. At the state convention
lately held at Morrisvije the Lowell
Juniors received public recognition fo]
their work in the three departments O.
Christian Giving, Educational Endeav
or and Devotional Endeavor.
Rev. and Mrs. Hurd returned from
their annual visit with friends in New
Hampshire, Oct. 30th. Mrs. Hurd i
still suffering from the illness which
: overlook her there but hoping soon t
be we'll again. Deacon H. L. Hurd
who has visited Lowell three times, i
: now in feeble health, but able to go
| short distance from his home.
Saturday evening a fully ATTENDED
reception was rendered to Mr.. AM
Mrs. Cesare Barre in Woodmen's hal
on the eve of their departure fo
their new home in Worcester Mass. /
! pleasant program Of songs, duets an,
recitations was given; and gifts Of
nice clock and twenty-five dollars il
] cash were presented as a testimonial
of respect and good will from thei
many friends. Mr.. Barre's famil,
have added much to the advancement
: of the town and neighborho0d and al
are glad that his son Clement an
family are to take their places on tn
J farm.
, On returning from our vacation w
would express our sympathy for MI
and Mrs. John Stephenson and family
who are in sorrow for the early deaf
l of their daughter, Eva. The quiet an
= affectionate life of this young lady
which was passed almost entirely a
home on account Of i'll health, won tn
love of all who knew her, and it was
pleasure to witness her happiness Whe
visitors came to her home, even for
few words of kindness and cheer. He
! memory is a treasure to us all, and on
l lives are made better by the privileg
: of knowing her while she was with us
May there be constant and abidin
peace in the hearts of those whom sh
has left behind her in the loving fam
. ly circle.
NEWPORT CENTER
Mrs. VIII Percy has blood poisoning
in the face.
Grifton Niles is moving into 1. c
I Peabody's' house.
Sidney Perkins and H. M. Doan al
2 gaining slowly.
Mrs. Elmer Highland has a daughte
born Saturday, Nov. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell attend
i ed the funeral of Mr.. CampbelI's si
ter at Irasburg Friday.
g Jasper Phillips and Mr.. and Mr.
Mathew Phillips attended the funer
e of their sister, Mrs. Baraw, at Lyndol
vile Friday.
] L. G. Peabody is moving into til
upper tenement in Frank Rollin
house and Charles McRoberts into til
e lower tenement. Geo. Arms trong
:. moving back onto his farm and Sun
II ner Eastman is moving into w.
}. Harris house vacated by Geo. Arm
strong.
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