Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06

L Sl holGSgs lIO4A =
through Belvidere and Montgomer.
W. A. Mitchell and family are pa:
sing two weeks vacation IN tn
mountains of northern New fors
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Chaplin an
| daughter, of Stowe, were IN Tow
and vicinity the early part Oh In
week.
Mrs. Belle Randall of ST. Johns
bury, was n visitor on Tuesday q
the home of her sister, Mrs. Wallac
Sweet.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Webb of New
port, were visitors on Wednesday, o
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d
Dodge.
Charles Santaw and Philip Bel
dom and family, went Sunday 4
Greensboro Bend, TO pass few days
with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Maeomber, anc
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Macomber
motored TO Burlington, Monday, re
turning Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Privey, and
Antonio Bergevin OF Suncook, N. d.
were last week guests of their uncle
Henry Bsrgevin, of East Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sweet and chill
6ren, returned 10 their home IN New
port, Sunday, after passing a few
days visiting relatives in town.
David S. Jones of Pasadena, Cal,
Is 8 guest Of C. Z. Aver, his nephew.
Mr.. Jones formerly lived in Wheel
ock- He Is veteran Of the civil
war.
The church of St. Vincent de Paul
looks exceedingly well in new coat
Of single stain on the body and roof,
and s new application Of paint on the
Mr.. and Mrs. Onil Fournier re-
turned 70 their home in Montreal, P.
@, Sunday, after passing several
days with relatives in North Troy
and vicinity.
Simon Desehenes of St. Roch des
Aulnaies, FIslet, P. O., official in
speetor Of apiaries for the Province
Of Quebec, was 3 caller in North
Troy last Friday.
Mrs. L P. Dutton Of Brownington.
called on friends in North Troy, Mon
lay, and on Tuesday started for
Winchester, Ont, where her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Cartwright, now
i've, TO pay them visit.
Joseph Martel Of the county road.
vent on Monday with Emile Bros
sour OF Newport Center, and Mr..
Demers OF St. Valerien, P. O., TO
-yndonville, 10 look al farms in that
section with a view 10 purchase.
T. H. Brundage Of Washington. D.
=, and Guy Pearson of Beeeher
ais, surveyors operating under au-
.horIty Of the International Boundary
Commission, spent several DAYS in
his vicinity last week. in boundary
survey work
The Clapper farm of sixtv-five
acres with house and barn. Situated
On the county road, has been sold tn
Joseph Martel for $4,000. This
price includes the stock. This farm
has been IN possession of the Clapper
family since it was cleared ND ffftv-
i've years ago.
The thunder storm OF Sunday MON
vas accompanied by a very high wind
nat DID considerable damage in the
way OF breaking trees and prostra-
ing telephone poles. The greater
iamage, aside from the burning of
ne barn on the Chamberlin farm
vas the wreeking of the new and
ieariy finished barn on the Campbell
arm, formerly nowned as the Per
ms farm, situated about one and
1ae miles west of Newport
We learn from a Bridgewater
;onn-, daily paper that Mrs Mand
'uny Gabree died after a long in
ess, at the Bridgewater hospital. on
sunday OF last week. The f1nera1
Ias largely attended at the under-
aklng parlors of Rourke & Boucher
! mass OF requiem was celebrates a.
L Augustine's r c. Church. Their
ere many floral emblems attestine
nc affection IN which the decease |
as held by her legion of friends |
urlal took place in st. MichaePs
-melery- 4 son, Francis Gabree /
gnu years old, survives her. Mrs
aoree was q daughter of the late
y; and Mrs Bernard Duffy of Law
10 z sister Of Mrs Edward Judd az /
orth Troy. u u
Our former townsman Mitchell q 4
rel now Of Newport, has been pro-
oteo to the position of district
anager Of the Metropolitan Life II
!sqrance company, In Bath. Ne
TN salary of $4,000 per wear
Is place IN the Newport branch Is
De nlIed by the promotion of Mr.
=rnaro, while Mr.. Bernard's noei-
pa VIII Dc taken by c. w. Seaver of
ortn Troy Philip I. Clark. former-
with the company, has been re-
l pointed 70 Mr.. Seaver's place here
Inc Sleard brothers, Alma and Al
onse, who recently sold their farm
East Hill, have bought of Franz
.ong OF Stowe his farm Situated
OUT one mile from Stowe VILLAGE
: 1arm consists of 185 acres of
"a q large brick dwelling housa
parn 50x130 feet The honSa
AIIeo with modern plumbing and
oarn Is equipped with rniTLrinr
.cnlnes and other 1abor-savinor an
la1us- Inc dairy stock is fortv-