Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-11-10


patch from Richford. Nov. z, says de-
tctlve association in Connecticut will
Undertake to solve the mystery. They
ge making preparations to search for
be missing girl. 1t is now believed
bat this is sort of Charley Ross affair.
NEWPORT.
The good weather of the past week
las been greatly improved here.
The hall in Fields new block will be
pened for the first time on Tuesday
tight.
Meetings will be held every evening
his week at the Y. nj. G. A. rooms, it
Eing week of prayer.
Rev. II. F. Austin is doing a great
DEAL of work on his charge, and is doing
much for his church here and at Coven-
ty. His sermons are as good as the
lest In Coventry quite large number
nave been converted.
| The proprietors of the Memphremagog
house decide to occupy the larger part
q the house this winter. instead of max
ing the usual change. Some temporary
partitions will be erected and the house
arranged for comfort and convenience.
|
S. S. Lunt is foreman in the veneer
mill. When the new engine is put in
from II to 25 hands will be employed.
lathes for turning pail handles, and
machinery for making will Rafbbss f fa RHiaiHs
TIE nts waste wood will be well worked up.
NEWPORT CENTER.
All wanting dress-making should call
| on Mrs. A. G. Sleeper.
F. P. Riley is brushing up with a
new coat of paint.
Ransom Wilcox and family will start
for the West on the Oath inst.
Emond Done has taken a helpmeet.
Long may they live.
The M. E. Sunday school is making
preparations for Temperance concert.
We understand that H. Gould has Lei
his farm to A. c. Sleeper for one year
The school taught by Miss Amy Hoy
closed on the 9TH. This is the four
teenth term she has taught in this vii
lage.
William Kelley raised a beet this yea
which measured thirty-one inches il
circumference and eighteen inches long
Who can beat this beet ?
NORTH TROY.
J. W. Currier has sold the Chamber
lin mill at South Jay to B. F. Paine.
An agent has gone to Michigan
settle with the railroad company for th
killing of Moses Green.
Hayden Skinner, who was sent to tn
Work House for vagrancy. was refuse
admittance on account of his insanity.
The school house in the Harmon
district has been thoroughly repaired
Grace Hardy teaches the ensuing term.
WESI,MORE.
|
Z. S. Gilman took advantage of ii
reduced fare to Boston Nov. 8.
Geo. Robinson and wife have just r
Turned from visit to Lenoxville, z. Q
Rev. J. W. Spencer will preach
mill brook Sunday, the 10th, at the u
ual hour.
Mrs. w. Leland has gone to Cana
to visit her mother, whom she has n
seen for seventeen years.
Walter Watson has bought a til
bered lot in the north part of Brownir
ton and moved out there.
Rev. J. w. Spencer will fill the ;
pointments of Rev. H. T. Jones at e
Bloomington and Westmore.
The fall term of school at mill bro
taught by Miss Trip, closed Nov. 8
The largest number of scholars at a
one time were %. Those having
absent marks were Mabel Averill, II
tie and Lila Brown, Grace Hunt, E
Lyon and Irving Brown. Thomas
Grill and Forrest Hunt were absent o
half day each. Lillian Morse was
sent one day. Those having no Ia
marks were Mabel Averill, Ha
T Brown, Lillian Morse, Cora Orne, Irv
and Willie Brown, Forrest Hunt. He
!. err Litchfeld, George. Harry and LIE
r. Morse.
: CALEDONIA COUNTY.
81 Passumpsic railroad stock sells
.. market at $50 share.
to A. S. Rowker of Lyndon. recently
ut from staging and broke both a
3. near the wrists.
re- The McIndoes Lumber company
Ir- this week driving in the logs WI
nd were left on the Fifteen Miles Falls
ng spring.
ms Mr.. Spaulding of Meriden. N. H.,
ng resigned his position as route agent
lat Mr.. Fitch of Claremont, N. H., was
rs. pointed Nov. l; to take his place.
- The report in the Boston papers
= the Passumpsic had leased the ?. &
~ L. ;noorraot IL nrau ont of the