Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-02-26
NORTH TROY.

Newport.
Mrs. H. E. Mann of Troy went. to
Riehford Wednesday to spend few
days with relatives.
W. r. DALEY went to Montreal on
Sunday to visit Mrs. Daley, who is
spending some time in hospltal.
CLAYTON Aiken of Springfield, Mass;
is at the home of his parents, Mr.; ana
Mrs. D. E. Aiken, of Pine street Tor
visit.
Hon. E. Fleury of Knowlton, ?. O.,
register of deeds for the county OF
Bronze, was a business caller IN town
Tuesday.
Miss Pearla Hunt came home on
Wednesday night from the Royal Vic
toria hospital, Montreal, after one
weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Vail of New
mort Center are spending few days
at the home of her brother, A. ID
Butterfeld.
Benz. Dordoni of Boston is visiting
Mrs. r. L. Molla, his sister. Mr. Dor
doni was recently released from the
navy after eight months service.
Thomas Harwood is back from
Groveton, n. H, having given up his
Job in that place. He intends to go
later to Boston with the view of MAX
ing a visit to England.
David Walker, who has been en-
pIoyed IN North Troy for more than Z
year past, has gone back to Burling-
ton, where he is to make his home
with his daughter, Mrs. Bradley.
L. H Smith has sold his stage
route and express business to Ernest
Benware, who will take possession
March 1st. The sale includes horses,
sleighs, wagons, automobile truck and
other necessary equipment.
Supt. B. A. Colby attended the con-
ference of school superintendent of
northern Vermont held at Newport on
Friday. Commissioner NJ. B. Hille-
gas was present and addressed the
meeting.
Charles E. Warner has recently
moved from Groveton, N. H, to Rich
ford where he is employed in the Mel
son-Hall Co.'s veneer mill. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Warner were given a hearty
| farewell by his associates on depar-
ture from Groveton.
There was a slight blaze at the
dwelling of II. r. Chamberlin, near
the bridge on Pleasant street, shortly
after seven o'clock Wednesday morn
| ing. An overheated chimney was the
cause of the alarm. The fire was
easily subdued without the aid of the
hose company.
The Ste. Maries, who will vacate
| the Parkhurst store and living apart
ments on March 1, have leased hous-
/ es preparatory to moving. Joseph
/ Ste Marie will occupy the McGinnis
| house on Elm street and his son, O.
] n. Ste. Marie will have apartments
in the H. D. Peck house on Jay ter
race.
/ Manager Morse of the local cream
( cry was in Boston Thursday and Fri
/ day. He attended the annual ban
| quet of the employees of H. P. Hood &
/ Sons, in which more than 800 persons
! participated. Mr.. Morse reported the
weather at the Hub as very spring
/ ike and that at Revere beach the
/ Riddles were wading barefoot in the
( ocean.
I The numerous friends of the genial
I VIM. Barrett of st. Adams, will be
! interested in the following item tax
en- from the Burlington Daily Free
| Press under date of Feb. 16th:"Wil-
liam Barrett and Miss Edith A Hen
! derson were married at st. Mary's
church this afternoon at ) o'clock, the
Rev. B. w. Mcmahon performing the
ceremony. Mrs. Arthur Baldwin,
daughter of the groom, acted as ma
/ iron of honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett
lett Tor few days stay in Rutland
and other points. On their return
they will reside at 80 Fairfield street.
Mr.. Barrett has been a successful
marble and granite dealer in this CITY
Tor IL years and the bride has been
employed as his bookkeeper the last
IA years.
The annual reports of the officers of
the town of Troy. issued this Uaelr
from the Office of the Palladium. show
tnat the selectmen wrote 142 orders.
totaLing s1S,052.44, $4,000 of which
was 1or borrowed money Expendi-
lures Tor state road work were So
IZ4-26, and the town road commits
sloner used S2,866.47, of which about
SfoO was for settling bills incurred
Iast year. The net cost of the SIM
port OF the poor was s598.5I. Total
amount of orders issued by the school
directors is S6,596.59. The treasure
has received the su moi $50. 200 "a
according to the treasurer's books the
financial standing of the several de-
Dartments Of the town is as follows.
balance TO the credit of the general
Iund' sl,636.15, to the credit of the
Scnool department, SO, 4s7. %. the toJrr7
hignway department has an overdraf+
OF SI,3Iz.O5, the state highway de-
% nsrJment an overdraft of $500 on
- mere ere IS actual cash in the treasury
LOWELL
day " iO3nS Satur-
Ed. W. Lynch was in Wes+6e15 c..