Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-11-28

some remarkable heads in this vicinity.
He tells several of the young ladies that
they have talents for the stage, and we
expect housework will be quoted at a
discount hereafter.
1t was not generally understood that
we had a society for the prevention of
cruelty to animals, until last Saturday
evening 1t appears that one S. W.
Carter, hailing from Craftsbury. sailed
into the village in the afternoon, leav-
ing his poor old horse under the meet
ing-house shed. Al the close of the lee
ture. during which he instructed the
public in general, and Professors Mich
OILS and Foran in particular, in the
science of phrenology, he found his
horse in the hotel stable comfortably
cared for, and had the privilege of pay
ing for the same. If he invites the
boys to Craftsbury, as he proposes, new
developments may be looked for.
Morgan.
All are cordially invited to attend the
donation visit and oyster supper for the
benefit of Rev. W. S. Jenne, to be held
at the church at Morgan. Center, Dec. 6.
The marriage of Rev. W. A. Evans to
Miss Eva Ingalls, by Rev. A. B. Blake
was a very pleasant affair. 1t took
place at the residence of Arthur Dag
gett on Wednesday evening. Nov. 23d.
The spacious house was we'll filled, about
sixty guests being present Mrs. Dag
gett deserves much credit for the guam
tity and quality of the refreshments.
Many useful and beautiful articles were
presented to the bride and bridegroom.
Eva's many friends are sorry to have her
go away, but congratulate Mr.. Evans on
his securing such an excellent help-meet.
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Morgan Center.
Nathan Newman talks of buying the
Burroughs farm of Richard Maplesden.
Typhoid fever still prevails. Aphra
Turner and Mary Maplesden were lately
taken down with it.
Thompson & Howard have let a job
to have four million feet of lumber put
into their new mill and will put in con-
| siderable themselves.
Newport.
A new harness shop is opened in the
basement of the True block.
Some rascal broke and injured new
sleigh which Brown & Whitney expos
ed for sale. 1t was mean trick.
J. Walker has moved into his new
house.-Clarence Glib has moved into
the tenement vacated by Mr.. Walker.
Union services thanksgiving day a
Congregational church, the pastor ofici
ating. The services were of much in
terest.
A telephone has been placed between
the telegraph Office and the Prouty s
Miller mill, with prospect that tn
line will be extended to J. Butler
veneer mill.
Newport Center.
William Willey's lumber gang is cut
ting and skidding 500 logs day.
Seth Herrick, an old townsman. move
to North Troy.-Geo. Doane has rente'
farm and moved to Troy.
Mr.. Colburn, poor and aged man
loses his hog and his supply of meat 70
the winter. A contribution is in order
Chester Hunt recently cut his foe
badly while chopping. and Mr.. Skinne
severed several toes with an ak las
week.-One of the railroad hands got
hand badly crushed by falling stone.
North Troy.
Village schools commence to day.
Bishop Bissel held Episcopal service
here last evening.
A little boy named Sweet, who live
at one Peters in Mansonville was burr
ed, kicked and beaten until he died, or
day last week. The Canadian office
are making diligent search for Pete
and his wife. The woman was four
here Friday, and taken the other side
the Line. Peters is probably secrett
somewhere in this vicinity.
South Troy.
Dr. Emery has moved into his ne
house on Main street.
Thanksgiving passed very quietly
this place with the usual number
family gatherings.
Our village school opens the 49,
with Mr.. Asyltine of West6eld f
teacher.
Mrs. G.. w. Aiken has returned fro
her visit in Lowell, Mass, but Miss
Alice and Nellie Aiken will not
: home for several weeks.
Miss BERTHE Angler, who had be-
sick with typhoid fever for three weel
died the 23d 1t will be remember
that her father died only two mont
) ago. The family have the hearth
sympathy of the whole community.
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