Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-03-22
lots Of numbering and teaming still un-

finished.
Frank Sawyer has sold his farm to his
brother, and sells his other property at
auction, April 9Th. Frank is going to
Massachusetts.
Several persons who were insured in
the Champlain Mutual, having refused
to pay the funeral expenses of the con-
Germ, are being proceeded against with
writs. They propose to stand trial.
NEWPORT.
F. w. Stevens, harness maker, goes
to West Derby.
The horse business is brisk here, near
ly dozen swaps aud sales have been
made within few days.
G. A. Prouty, newly made superin-
tcndent, reports the schools in this
village in successful operation.
o. S. Trowbridge of Franklin county
has bought farm of T. Grout in district
No. 3, and taken possession of it.
Perkins Green was thrown from
horse on Sunday and sustained severe
injury on the head, his scalp being bad
ly cut.
1t is reported that more numbering
has been done in the center and west
part of the town than was ever done in
single winter before.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Sunday-school concert at Baptist
church on the 20th.
Mr.. Goats has rented a part of the
Chas. Litchfeld house.-Truman Blake
has rented the Samuel Meacham house.
Seymore Trowbridge has rented his
farm to his son, Edmund. for one year.
Wildly Hammond has rented his farm
to S. H. Flint of Troy.
Fl. H. Frizzel has gone to Boston,
Eddie Tute has gone to the West and
will Join his brother there.-G. F. Shaw
has gone to Richford to work for Frank
Adams in the Stevens store.-
NORTH TROY.
H. G. Wilson has purchased of DIR.
Orcutt his farm on the west road for
$4,000.
H. B. Parkhurst has got out his tim
Der and will shortly commence the cree
ton of his new store.
Mrs J. r. Hunt fell and sustained a
fractured leg last Thursday. This lady
is unfortunate, being just up from bed
of sickness.
We learn that Edward Bickford pro-
poses to erect hotel near the depot this
spring, and that he has got out the tim
Der for the same.
Some Canadian friend (?) left crazy
woman for our overseer to take care of, !;
few days since. The selectmen are in
vestigating the matter.
WESI,MORE.
Mr.. johnson of Newark is pressin,
and drawing off the hay from the S. H
/ Morse place.
A. B. Rowland from Bloomington
met with very frightful accident Will
chopping on Tuesday last. He fell
! tree on which another was lodged, an,
/ when the trees went down his arm wa
3 caught on the stump and crushed S
4 badly that amputation was necessary
r DR.. r. B. Skinner of Barton, was Gale
e and the arm was taken off just belo'
| the elbow, Mr.. Rowland had recent
5 taken a job to manufacture sythe stone
J., and went to the woods temporarily to d
n little chopping.
!, CALEDONIA COUNTY.
/; Parties in Lyndonville are undertal
ing to establish butter market.
Richard Jenness of Sutton, has bougl
g into furniture establishment in Lyl
donville.
C Judge Cree of Wheelock has just con
s pleted the best house in the north pa
of the county.
n STANDARD.
= A son of Amasa Hutchins recently C,
his foot while splitting wood.
E. H. Patch and J. H. Clark ha,
;. finished their mountain wood job.
"a Carrie, little daughter of E. '
:. Clark, is quite sick, and has been out
% health for year.
Q EAST HARDwICK.
Sugaring delays its coming.
Estus Conant, an old man of so year
is very sick.
Warren. the grocery man, has LEI
There are no mourners.
J. M. Hancock is preparing to build
house and another barn next seaso
and L. Foss has got out lumber to !
model his house.
When Batchelder's store and Collir
house were on fire at Greensboro Ben
the alarm sounded by the engine whist
awoke the people far and near and call
many to the scene of the fire.
y SOUTH HARDWICK.
Butter % cents, so says Dormant
Sc farmers are happy.
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