Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-03-19
NORTH TROY

Mrs. Faufaw has been entertaining
her daughter, Mrs. Lahue, Of Lyndon
vile this week
Zoel Pigeon of Farnham, T. q.
was a visitor at the home OF George
Pigeon over Sunday.
Frank Hamel, formerly tailor
here, but now located IN SprlngneIo'
is in town on visit.
Mrs. n. E. Bracey of Bolton Cen
ter. p. O., is visiting at the homes OF
f. ]. and G. d. Blair.
Sleighing was somewhat reinforc-
ed by the snowfall of last week, but
is again disappearing.
Mr. and Mrs. Winn Powers of Rich
ford spent the weekend with rela-
tives in the south part of town.
Friday gave US a taste of real win
ter temperature, the thermometer
registering 16 degrees below zero.
Mrs. Laura Jones, mother of Mrs.
F. H. Dana, is very i'll from heart
trouble at the home of Mrs. Dana.
Mrs. r. L. Molla and daughter,
Mary, went to Boston Wednesday to
spend a few days with her parents.
A. A. Macomber is recovering
from an attack of acute bronchitis
that has laid him up for the last two
weeks.
R. E. Page and family from Holeb,
Me. have moved to town and occupy
the Austin house at the west end of
Railroad street.
Sam Smith of Lebanon, n. H, a
former resident of North Troy and
vicinity for many years, was caller
in town Wednesday.
Attorneys o. s. Annis and F. S.
Rogers attended the opening of the
spring term of county court at New
port on Wednesday.
Mr.. Rosseau of Mansonville, P. O.,
has opened a tailor shop in the rooms
formerly occupied for that purpose
in the Frontier House.
Mrs. H. W. Blair of Maiden, Mass,
called at the home of G. D. Blair on
Monday on her way to West Bronze,
P. O., to visit her mother.
Noel Lareau spent Sunday in Rich
ellen, P. O., bringing with him on his
return, his nephew, Girard Tetreault,
who comes here to learn English.
Monday evening, March 10th, Ur-
ban J. Courser and Miss Hazel NJ.
Lunderville were married at the Bap-
fist parsonage by Rev. C. B. Danse
Charles n. Hardy of Province Hill,
P. O., has been very sick with pneu-
mOnia the past week, and although
still very low, is a little better at
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bolton and
Mrs. G. A. SiscO of Springfield, Mass,
were called here last week on account
Of the sickness and death of Mrs
Lawyer.
". B. AFFORD of Madison, n. J..
/ engaged on special contract work in
connection with the Blair Veneer Co.
Il years ago was a business visitor
in town Wednesday.
Hiram Wheelock returned home
} Saturday morning, having received
his discharge from Camp Meade,
where he spent seven months in the
service of Uncle Sam.
Mrs. c. c. Wheeler, Mrs. G. A. Liv-
7 ingston, Mrs. H. H. Lewis and Mr.
and Mrs. F. P. Hunt attended the
funeral of Mrs. Grin Gregory at Or
leans Tuesday afternoon.
/ George Cole went Wednesday to
t Waterbury to see his wife, who is
reported by the state hospital author
tiles TO be much improved in both
mental and physical health
/ William Bashaw, who is recovering
from several weeks illness, wishes
to thank the members of the W. R. c.
I for the beautiful flowers sent him
/ during his period of isolation.
1 John Golf is back from the lumber
woods of New Hampshire, where with
I the exception of a few weeks spent in
/ the hospital at Laconia, for treatment
for pneumonia, he spent the fall and
winter.
T Charles Stanhope was committed to
/ the county boarding house at New
I port Monday. Stanhope is charged
TINS time with breaking up house
/ keeping at his home on Geraldine
avenue.
r. W. Hardy and F. L. Hildreth.
I listers Of the town of Troy, and II. n
/ Coburn and Gilbert Baraw. listers of
Jay. attended the annual conference
Of listers of Orleans county, held in
I Newport Tuesday.
Mrs Herve Messier died of pneu-
monla az her home in the northwest
I part OF Newport Feb. 9th. The fu-
neral was held at the church OF G.
I Vincent de Paul in North Troy Sat
urday. March 1st at $50 O'Clock the
Rev T. Z Blais officiating. Mrs Al
oina Messier was a daughter Of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright have
returned to town, Mr.. Wright bavinr,
9een recently discharged from the II
, naval service Mrs. Wright came
from Princeton. W. Va. whera 80 81
mas been employed during his ab-
and Mrs joseph Geaudreau Of Rr;g-
nam +. q. Since her MARRIAGE n
ST. Aessier at Adamsvile. P, o
seven years ago they had made tbeir
nome IN this vicinity. Mrs 49,
Va = years Of age She leaves 70
mourn her loss her husbarg -