Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-12-22
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odist church on Thursday evenings.

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pounds /; the largest weighed Co..
Dustin S. Ware killed one that weighed
SIS. The Ware boys are hard to beat
when they set out for business.
JAY.
P. Ryan has rented L. Reoor's house.
B. F. Paine is putting in a planer
and hatcher.
Snow has come and logging commenc-
es in earnest.
Everest Hadlock had his horse break
a leg while travelling in perfectly
smooth road recently.
G. L. Lucier has purchased of G. M.
Chamberlin all his timber on his lot ex-
cept his sugar place, paying 81 thous-
and feet stumpage.
LOWELL.
Christmas tree and exercises at Con-
gregational church.
Mrs. Azeltine has gone to Marlbo-
rough, Mass, to keep boarding house.
Emery Austin has taken a job to cut
and draw 1000 logs for G. B. Harding.
Mrs. Anna Hall came near having an
apoplectic fit one day last week she was
unconscious when found, but is now
recovering.
-MORGAN -GENTER.
Mr.. B. Smith Of Holland, gave us an
interesting lecture on Saturday evening,
on 1.-THE Battle of Life
Since Rev. A. B. Blake came among
us as pastor, the religious interest has
been constantly on the increase, and
harmony prevails.
Business is Frightening up; the new
mill is about done, logging has COM
menced, and several families have NOV
cd to the village of late.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Mr.. Shaw will make oars again this
winter.
There are IS scholars in the village
school.
J. H. Whipple has moved into his
new house.
Mrs. A. A. Adams was recently badly
hurt by falling down cellar.
1t requires three teachers now to do
the work in the village school.
The doctor wishes the people to turn
to lisa. 8, 1st clause of the 9th verse.
Nathaniel Pettengill. an old towns
man, died in Sutton, P. O., last week.
Wanted at Newport Center lot of
new shoemaker's tools,-a son at J..
Williams.
Ransom Wilcox and family safely and
speedily reached their destination in
Minnesota.
Clinton Trowbride is so far recovered
from his accident on the railroad as to
be out of doors.
There will be Christmas tree at the
| M. E. church with other exercises,
Christmas eve--There will be a concert
at the Baptist church New Yoar,o o~o.~
SALEM.
H. B. Crandall seriously injured one
of his eyes while chOpping, recently.
John Mitchell is suffering severely
from large abscess on one of his legs.
Rufus P. Blake is making prepare
ton to build a large barn the coming
season.
Isaac Sentee died very suddenly at
his home, on the l lth inst. He was 76
years Of age.
Portus Bailey has left the Waterman
farm and gone to Sidney Bates in
Derby. Charles Waterman takes pos
session of the home farm.
NORTH TROY.
c. Cole has moved into the house va
Gated by Brad. Houston.
F. S. Rogers has been appointed
school superintendent in place of DR..
Drew, deceased.
The measles are pretty we'll distribut-
ed in this town. f. o. Kennedy, teach
err came down with them while in his
school.
WESTFIELD.
Harry Ward, well-known and re-
spected citizen, died on Thursday last of
Bright's disease.
WESIMORE.
M. B. Fisk is building a barn for the
accommodation of his steam mill teams
Rev. J. W. Spencer will preach here
on the 29th inst. There has been q
rumor that he will come into town and
settle on the minister lot. =
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Jacob Richards, one of onr Influential
citizens, reached his eightieth birthday
on Sunday, Dec. IA. He attended church
and seemed as smart almost as he ever did
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
SHEFFIELD. ri
Mrs. Grace Bradley died very sudden
ly on the 14th inst.
) Fred Kimball has decided back hi
place to AFRO Jenness of Glover.
James Knox was thrown from hi