Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-30

NORTH TROY
Mrs. Blanche Stoweu Of Morgan
spent a few days here last week with
relatives
David Sicard Of Holyoke, Mass,
was last week guest Of his brother,
A Sicard-
Mrs. r. ". EIzins and son, Stuart,
Of Quebec are guests Of her brother,
II. B. Parkhurst-
Mr.. and Mrs Ephraim Lambert
have returned from 3 three weeks
visit IN Montgomery
Mrs y. E Bracey Of Bolton Cen
ter, P. @, Is visitor az the homes OF
( J. and G. D. Blair.
Mrs. A. Sicard went 70 Shirley,
Mass, her former home, 70 spend
few days with relatives
Ray Kelley was home from the L.
s naval hospital al Chelses, Mass,
20 spend Easter Sunday
High Constable J. II. Boisvert of
Sweetsburg, P O., was an official VS.
tor n town Wednesday.
Wr. Huekins has moved into the
rooms IN Mrs Roots house, recently
vacated by Gardner Page
P.w. Hall and c. T. Woodward Of
Greeueville, Ne, were among the VS.
itors in North Troy Friday.
James A Hill of Quebec, formerly
q resident Of North Troy, was in
town during the past week
Miss Mary Z Chamberlin was
home from Enosburg, where she IS
teaching, 10 spend Easter
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid Lambert came
Friday from Burlington 70 make their
home here with John Downey.
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Germaine Of
Montgomery visited recently at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Lambert
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hardy Of Orleans
spent Easter Sunday with her par
ents, M and Mrs E A Hardy, Of
Potion, P Q.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Button OF East
Berkshire were n town for the week
end az the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs A s Larabee-
Mrs. C. c. Mcdonald OF West
Berkshire returned home Wednesday
after spending q few days with her
mother, Mrs Wakeman, OF Jay
Dr.. J. {. Spindler OF Newport. Of
fetal veterinarian OF the Bureau OF
Animal Industry. vas called % town
Wednesday on Official business
L : estimated that the recent
heavy rains and consequent high wa
ter damaged the highways OF this
town 20 the amount OF $500. The
south end OF the town
Manager G. Z Morse OF the Il. P.
Hood & Sons creamery. was called
during the week 70 grade the seasons
stock Of cheese held in the various
factories Of the company II this VI
CinICy-
During the high water in the Mis-
slsquoI one day last week one enter
prising muskrat hunter. during
three-mile trip by boat, shot Il Of the
animals that had been driven out OF
their holes By the food
The Village Improvement society
vll hold their annual meeting and
election OF officers OF Monday, Apr
9Th, az 80, in the Congregational
vestry- 4 large attendance Is asked
as there i much 70 Be done and the
hearty cooperation Of every mar and
woman Is requested
A. the recent annual meeting OF
Masonic Union Lodge. No. Is. Off
GERS for the ensuing year were elect
ed as follows: H P Gzrdyne. ". NJ:
r H Dana, s W; H 4 Gilbert, J.
W; Z G. Gardyue. treasurer; P ".
Hardy, secretary: L Z Baird. :. D.:
c G. Dean. J. D; C J. Norey. :. s;
P " Preston. J. 5; G. A Root.
marshal; " Z Morey. tyler
Chas- L Cole has bought Of H. B.
Parker the farm and premises siruat-
ed on Pine street, and known a. the
Parker place. which includes forty
acres OF r1ch meadow land and pas
ture, COuuOdious barns ard 4 two
story dwelling. The price paid vas
$1,000. Nr. Coles Railroad street
house = applied IN the purchase ar
rzngement a. 81 POO. The new pur-
chaser vii take possession very soon
Road Commissioner h NJ Hunt
has resumed work on the stretch Of
permanent state road work on the
county road that was incomplete al
the close OF last fall work z W
Hunt and Frank Danforrh OF Dan
vile are II charge Of the compressed
ar drilling machine and the rock
crusher- About 100 rods Of the new
work remain % Be finished II i ex-
pectet that with good weather Il can
Dc done IN six weeks
High School Notes.