Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-10-11

On Tuesday night last, Mrs. Albert
Hall, lady partially insane, left her
nome unbeknown to any one, and could
not be found when search was made for
her in the morning. During the day a
large number of people hunted for her
but she could not be found. AS she was
very thinly clad, and had been fasting
for some days, great fears were had that
she would perish during the night, but
while search was being made, she re-
turned home in the evening, having Sc
GREETED herself in barn during the day.
S. w. Beauclerk starts to-day for
Indiana, on hunting excursion.
W. D. Buchanan and Ellery Stanford
have gone to Washington, D. c., to at
tend medical lectures.
DR.. l.. P. Rossier who has been here
during the summer, has gone to Morgan.
He is a good physician and gentle
man.
Parties who have visited Mount Orne
lately, represent the view from the sum-
NIT to be very beautiful and extended.
The mountain received the name "Orne"
from the fact that, Capt. r. S. Orne
built log house and observatory on its
top some years since.
Lowell.
Mrs. L. O. Cox started for New York
last week to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Flint.
Morgan.
Edward Blake, the genial and reliable
clerk who has lately been in in the en-
ploy of B. F. Moore, is going to New
York with other members of his family.
May good luck attend him.
Newport.
T. d. Kendall is spending few weeks
looking over the western country.
Ira Adams, the new-fedged lawyer,
purposes to 60 to Kansas to engage in
his profession.
Prouty & Miller have stopped run
ming the saw mill nights, and the extra
help are looking for new jobs.
Drs. Kimball and Adams have dis.
solved partnership. DR.. Kimball retains
the old office. DR.. Adams goes to the
Bellevue house.
At the reunion of the soldiers of Co
D., Vt. Vols, in which % of the sur
viving soldiers were present, rs were
known to be strong Garfield men.
DIR. Kelsea's health is quite poorly
so he is confined to his house. He il
missed on the street. and in the socia
meetings and sabbath-school. He ha'
the sympathy of many sincere friends.
The Wayside Cleaners. the young
peoples society of the M. E. congrega
ton, met with Miss Anna Scott las
Tuesday evening. The attendance wa
good and the occasion was very pleasan
and profitable.
Building is quite brisk here. L. F
Kay is to build house between Soutl
and Pleasant streets. John Wake
builds on his lot near Steam Mill Bay
Mr.. Bates is building a tenement nous
near the veneer mill. B. W. Lee
about to put French roof on his house
which will add to its good looks an
give him considerable more room.
Notice having been given for a re
union of the surviving soldiers of Co. L
6 Regt. VT. Vols, twenty-eight mem
bers of the old company meet at th
Bellevue on Tuesday last, and yer
pleasant interview was enjoyed. A PEI
manent organization was formed, Lieu
Ebert H. Nye, president G. c. Vince
er, Sect. +; A. W. Davis, III. B. Parl
hurst, Elijah Stone, executive con
mittee. A constitution was formed au
adopted, and a very excellent addre'
was read by Capt. G. E. Joslyn. Til
company was composed almost entirel
of men from this county. and won fl
itself splendid record in the army.
pleasant feature of the occasion was
stirring letter from Capt. Fred M. Kin
ball of Missouri. The letter will a
pear in the MONITOR next week.
Newport Center.
Very sickly in this vicinity.
Eddie Connal has gone to Jay to f
a vacancy as teacher.
) John Currier has sold Alonzo Page
farm near the Kendall mill.
H. Gaylor's house was burned G
Monday morning-diabolical combu
ton.
The railroad folks have been drivil
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piles for the bridge of late with stea
pile driver.
F. H. Bartlett paints his house.
B. Alexander is building sheds a
4 freight buildings at his railroad 81
5 track.
Salem.
Peter Duval lost one of his threshi
machine horses last week, by overfet
ing.