Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-10-06

got badly choked the other day with an
apple core, but we understand the core
has been extracted.
Orlando Williams has finished his
tenement house. and rented it to two
families. George Mooney moves into
the house with J. 7. Reagan.
W. D. Porter is building a barn shed
and has also remodeled his horse barn -
John Pocket IS erecting new barn on
the land he lately purchased of E. H.
Williams.
NORTH TROY.
The buildings on the Arson Brown
place were entirely consumed by fire on
the night of Oct. lst, cause of the fire
unknown.
One Gaspau was arrested for drum
kenness, Oct. LIST. and fined So and COSTS
Failing to pay his fine, he was sentenced
to the Work House in Rutland.
Fred w. Rand and wife returned from
their wedding trip last Saturday. and
were serenaded by the band in the ev-
ening. They have moved into the rooms
over Sewers store.
North Troy is not behind other vii
lagos in the county in improvements.
The sidewalks have been repaired and
extended, the academy grounds graded,
and great deal of repairing and build
ing has been done the past season. Let
the spirit of Improvement prevail.
SOUTH TROY.
j. W. Clement improves his house by
clapboards and paint.
E. w. Fisher knows how it feels to be
the proud father of ten pound son.
D. G. Buck is in market buying goods.
j. S. Brown has just received his new
goods.
G. w. Aiken had four bales of hops
stolen from his shed, short time since,
but gets no clue of the thief.
Enos Whitehouse has rented rooms of
Mrs. Arson Brown, and will move soon.
w. Nozo moves to the Horace Martin
house.
Rev. G. G.. Burnham, a pastor from
Maine, has just begun his labors for the
Congregational society in this place and
Westfeld.
The house of William Noyes was
burned to the ground on Thursday. The
furniture was nearly all saved. Cause
of fire unknown. Insurance. $500.
WESTFIELD.
A. N. Jackson, dentist. will be in
this place for short time. All those
in want of dental work should give him
a trial.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
LYNDoNvILLE.
J. D. Quimby has let his farm tx
Riley Butterfeld of Sutton and will
move to A. w. Morgan's at the Centre
1t is reported that Hon. Charles Rogers
of Wheelock is about to open the Lyndor
Centre hotel to the public.
Alanson Eastman has bought Judge
Baxter's house at the Centre, for 5000
in cash and 500 in goods from hi
store.
The choir at the Centre is assisted b.
an orchestra consisting of two yiolins
flute, cornet, clarinet, trombone, violin
cello and organ.
l.. G. Grandy begins this week t.
build house on Main Street. a it'll
north of the Railroad grove, in what i
called "Shadyville."
Fayette M. Richardson. who has heel
with L. X. Quimby s. Co., for severa
years, has engaged room in Hoyt'
block, and on the completion of tn
building will open tin shop.
Thursday of last week was bad da
for accidents at the box factory. Josep
Morrill, had his right arm badly injure
by board flying from saw, and Pete
Naylor had foot damned by a log fall
, ing on it.
Charles Jacobs is like the man VIII
built his house upon the sand, and th
winds blew upon that house and it fe
and great was the fall thereof. TIL
studding and overlays were in place an
while the workmen were at dinner Las
Thursday it fell in promiscuous heal
:. as it was not properly stayed.
The band gave concert at Nichol
Hall last Saturday eve. They give
, concert in Sherbrooke next Tuesday ev
l by invitation of the City band. "
think your Newport correspondent mu
: be wrong in saying that "the judg'
i found it difficult to decide" who W;
entitled to the first prize at the bar
y tournament, as it appears from the fl
n ures that each of the judges, witho
c consulting the others ranked the Lynd(
: band higher than any other, their tot