Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-01-19

III OLLAND.
Mrs. Elisha Moon was badly hurt on
recent evening by falling on the ice.
IRASBURGH.
Gov. Cotton has gone back to New
York.
G. w. Wheeler has removed his store
goods and is lowering the floor of his
store 18 inches.
Remember Mr.. Webb's donation on
Wednesday evening. Bring extra gifts
for that "leetle' minister.
The lecture before the club on Satur-
day evening was by DR.. Haynes, who
gave an account of trip to Scotland.
JAY.
John Liberty sells his personal effects
and goes "down country"
Superintendent Conant is expected
here to lecture on educational topics.
Elder H. G. Sisco's donation occurs
on the 9th. 1t will be held at E. W.
Mobiles.
At the donation for the benefit of the
M. E. chuIch, 1921 was realized above
expenses.
LOWELL.
James Edwards has bought part of
Morse farm in the southwest part of the
| town.
II. S. Brown is building house on
the site where his house was burned last
summer.
A. E. Powers drew eighteen good sized
saw logs to the mill with one pair of
horses recently.
Lewis Sawyer has sold his farm to his
son Almon for S19OO.-Alanson Sawyer
has sold his place to the Mitchell Bros.
for $500.
NEWPORT.
Charlie, son of Hon. E. A. Stewart, is
in precarious condition of health.
Travelling on the ice on Magog is now
considered safe, and is being we'll i'm
proved.
Miss Winnie Robinson has the meas
les and has given up her school. Eddie
Scott will furnish the term.
Rev. Austin received $40 dollars at
his donation. The religious interest at
his meetings is on the increase.
Remember the County Musical Con.
vention at Newport this week. Come
and bring all your singing relatives
the latch-strings are hanging out.
Alden, son of Capt. H. E. Bedell. has
been advised to go to warmer climate
on account of a lung trouble. He will
visit the family in Virginia where the
captain was cared for when he lost hit
leg in the army.
From five to six hundred met a
Fields hall on Friday evening, to SCI
the Lilipution troupe and witness tn
play, Pocahontas. The acting of tn
little folks was very good, but the fare
seemed to be little too "farcey." Tn
new hall proved to be all that has boo,
claimed for flight, easy of access, o
great seating capacity and just the thinl
needed for the town.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Mr.. Page has hired and taken posses
sion of the rooms lately occupied by ]
: H. Whipple.
T. B. Alexander's steam mill common
ced to run last Thursday, and is dom
good business.
, B. Lane. on the Burlington road,
making preparations to build me-
barn, 35x50 feet.
The golden weddings of Daniel Mes
cham and R. Erwin will be celebrate
to their respective homes, on Tuesda
evening the 20 inst.
Miss Cora Sherman is now organi.
. for the Baptist church and is givin
/, good satisfaction.-Mrs. Jennie Bile
is organist for the Nj. E. church, and
not whit behind the best.
! Edwin Trowbridge who was recent
!. hurt on the railroad, met with anoth,
: accident one evening last week by Il
. sluing and tipping over, of his sleig
, He was unconscious for several minute
: but is now doing we'll although bad
bruised.
NORTH TROY.
John w. Currier is receiving eig
>. car loads of logs a day from Canad
. Appearances would indicate that
proposes to do some business.
:. Mrs. Patty Judd, an aged lady vi
10 has for some time past resided with S
las Wilson, died last Friday. The
neral services was held Sunday.
AS soon as the close of the Februa
n term of court Judge Braley is to sta
for Dakota where he has purchased Ian
4, He proposes to remain until next fall.
/, Last Saturday the Melendy Brc
brought an action against John W. Gu
: rier, claiming $4,000 damages f
>. certain alleged false warranties of m
,. property sold them.
3 At the annual meeting of the stoc