Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-08

running the excursions this week, will
90 out Of service for the season and will
be thoroughly repaired by Sir Hugh
Allan, the owner.
A protestant French Canadian mis-
sionary preached a very acceptable SER
mon at the M. E. church on Sunday.
He is doing a good work among the
French catholics.
Pinafore is the attraction this week.
1t will be played on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday by Boston company, both
at Oak Bluffs and at this place. The
fare is low and the play has world
wide reputation.
1t is possible that your correspondent
was misinformed in regard to the size Of
the new building that Camp & Stewart
are to erect on the Walworth lot. II
seems that Mr.. Camp buys the Walworth
property, and deeds building lot to the
company for block, which will be made
for their business.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Large quantities of bark have been
shipped from this station this season.
W. H. Wiley has commenced to haul
the foundation stone for his new saw
mill.
Business has been very brisk at Alex
| ander's mill this season, but the logs
Mr.. Alexander has gone to N. Fl. OF
business.
SOUTH TROY.
Joseph Drew has gone to Portland fol
a visit.
The hop crop is light, with prospec
of good prices.
The new Methodist meeting house
progresses slowly.
Mr.. Hunter of Jay, has purchased tn
F. J. Davis place.
G.. V. Coburn will raise his shop, ant
put on new roof.
| J. W. Phillips of Nashua, N. H., i
in town buying butter.
Rev. Charles Stone has returned t.
his work in our midst.
Alonzo Wood has got title of hi
place from L. Robinson.
Merrick Carey has finished haying
and reports a heavy crop.
| Madison Stebbins has gone to Mime
sofa to spend few weeks.
| A. J. Davis has sold his place to MI
Clement, and will 60 west.
| DR.. C. S. Rogers and wife, have gon
to Alburgh Springs for vacation.
| Alonzo Gustin of Stanstead, has rent
ed rooms of Mrs. II. Stevens, and Wi
occupy them at once.
George Garfield has purchased 10
acres of land on East Hill, and propose
to erect new house.
Mrs. Ladoo has purchased of D.
Buck, the dwelling house lately occc,
pied by Mrs. Terrill.
Mrs. Page and Mrs. Squires of Bo
ton, Mass, have been visiting here fl
the past two weeks.
G. P. Stevens has completed his res
dence. 1t has been built in thoroug
manner, is complete in all its appoin
ments, and is really an ornament to OF
village.
Chester Hovey has purchased the E
Todd place on North Hill, in Westfel
for S1,OOO.-E. NJ. Todd has bought
farm in Bloomington, and will mo-
there soon.
J. S. Young has repaired his stor
greatly to its improvement.-David 81
D co. not to be beaten, has built vera
da over his grocery, and, has painted Il
r whole front to match Mr.. Young's stor
The Congregational churches of tn
village and Westfeld, have united in e
tending call to the Rev. Mr.. BURMA
f which has been accepted, and the &c
: tleman will be installed as pastor of t
two churches. The Westfeld chur
" has raised its share of the necessa
d fund. and let us hope Troy will not
a far behind.
e WEI,SMORE.
The grain crops are nearly secur
n and promise q good yield.
" Jacob Richards has contracted wi
y the town to build the remainder of
" proposed road to East Charleston.
y Silas Cheney has the frames of
house and barn up and hopes to get tn
ready for occupancy before winter.
Id Carlos Virgins and Charles Aldri
have bought farm on the west side
a the lake, known as the Davis farm.
Mrs. Francis Richardson of the VI
Re loughby Lake hotel. met with CARR;
accident near Burke Hollow last W,
d. which demolished her buggy and ca
d. near resulting IN serious personal inju
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
90 ST. J0HNsBURY.
. DIR. H. S. Calderwood has taken pa