Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-03-05


! G. Kidder Of Coventry was a
guest Of c. L. Cole, during the week
Mrs. Benjamin Horn spent three
days recently with friends IN New
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Horn spent
SUNDAY with friends in Glen Sutton,
P. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Arel returned
Monday from a weeks visit TO rela-
tives in St. Guillaume, ?. z.
Alex Lepage has completed two
wears lease and taken deed OF the
Reach place near the cemetery.
Thomas Gilbert of Westfeld is in
town looking after his son, who IS Ill
with grip at the home Of J. A. Grlggs.
Y. o. Mervine. the well known ship
f per of Christmas trees, from Strouds-
burg, Pa, was caller IN town wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Morse went to
Montpelier on Wednesday as the
/ guests of Representative and Mrs. I.
. r. Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Ramsdell
of Newport recently went TO FLORIDA
where they will spend the remainder
Of the winter.
c. C. Charlebois, a claim agent Of
the Canadian Pacific Railway, from
Montreal. was a business visitor IN
town Wednesday.
Alexander Horn and family, who
went TO Hudson, Mass, some few
months ago, have returned and will
live in Newport.
Bailey Post. No. 81, G. A R. has
engaged the Hon Elmer Johnson of
St Adams to deliver the Memorial
day address here.
Mrs. James Wilson and daughter
went Tuesday TO Morgan Corner to
spend a few days at the home of her
father, James White.
". W. Wakefield, who has been
seriously Ill the past five months, is
very much improved and is now able
TO be about the house.
Donald Wilson has gone to Glen
Sutton, P. G., 10 remain until his ia
Their. James Wilson, comes back from
the hospital in Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Rondeau of
Mont Junction, P. O., spent a few
days of the past week at the home Of
Joseph Martel on the county road.
Reuben Mills has retired from the
service Of the c. P. Ry., and returned
TO his former position as order and
delivery clerk for P. c. Pettes & Co.
Miss Pearla Hunt has gone to New
port to keep house a few days for her
uncle, Mr.. Allen, whose wife recent
~ died leaving several young chill
dren.
Tuesday night brought another
snow storm, the third within the
week. This locality now has a great
er depth of snow than at any other
time this winter.
Operator H. L. Perrault of the c.
P. Ry. Office staff is laid up this week
with the grip. His place at the sta
ton is being filed by A Turcotte OF
CRANKY, P. Q.
During the absence BY sickness OF
Miss Young from her duties as prin-
Cipal at the academy on Wednesday
the work was carried on by Mrs c
). Adams, intermediate teacher.
A party given Margaret Boright
Thursday evening was a pleasant fea
ture Of the week. Miss Margaret
as happy reminder Of her It'll
birthday.
Mrs. NJ. Mason as nurse, is caring
for H. B. MorrilPs family, who havt
all been sick with influenza The sicL
at present are B; c; George, Kendricl
George, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. George
and Mrs. Antonio Daigle.
Owing 10 sickness of several mem.
bers Of the cast, the operetta, paul.
Inc" has been postponed and will bt
given at a later date The socia
dance advertised for Friday evening
viii be held in Frontier hall as an.
nOunced.
Frank Bolton has leased Burt Ira
cy's farm Of 100 acres with a dairy Of
hfteen cows, and a team, and viii car.
y II on with George Bolton, his faith.
er, IN connection with the home farm
4 Mr.. Tracy and family are moving K
Newport Center.
: The Baptist Ladies Mission Circl,
2 VIII hold their yearly report. DO,
D opening and election of officers at the
home Of Mrs. Fred E. Mead Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. Mead's team vii
be at the pOstofice at ten o'clock fol
D those who wish 20 attend
> Saturday forenoon as James VII
son was drawing wood from Jaw for
VI. Il. Dodge, the load tipped over
pnnlng Wilson beneath II. Help nea1
at hand extricated him, when il wa,
< found that has right leg was broke
above the knee. He was later take
i 70 Montreal for hospital treatment.
s c J. Farrell. who has been dis
r. tlngulshlng himself IN the role o.
q farmer for several days past expect,
< % resume has position on the roal
ms week HIS small daughter. Kath
leen. Is recovering from tha iD7ue-Z.
/ also J. H Farrell, Clarence and Cor
p don Farrell
= Many new cases Of influenza. coll
: and sickness generally in this IocaIir,
are continually being reported and a.
usual II the prevailing epidemic -.
cases increase very r@vfS1- r. -.