Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-07-17

II. D. 1OlludH ICtOSSHiASo tiido hO
lives in a world of progress, and is
putting in sio.
A large number of strangers are
in town, as campers and boarders at
the hotel aud private families, and
more would come if Accommodations
were adequate.
Holland.
William Mead thinks the bears
killed his sheep.
Joseph Pillsbury has put up a
barn with basement.
The memorial services of Mrs.
Smith will be held next Sunday.
Irasburgh.
School report item next week.
Levi Chadsey moves into the house
with Ira Hill and opens jeweller S
shop.
DR.. Rowell will be at home to at
tend to the duties of his profession
July 20.
Will Brewster and Geo. Russell
have gone to work at the Chandler &
French steam mill in Newport.
Henry Badger was taken violent
ly crazy Sunday afternoon, and the
doctors fear congestion of the brain.
The Cushman boys have gone to
Colorado Springs. John for his
health which is very poor, and Hen
ry to aid and care for him.
The village schools closed last
week. Both departments were well
taught, and very probable schools re-
suited. Misses Kinney and Morse
are hired for the remainder of the
year and after a vacation of about
seven weeks commence the fall
term.
A prominent business man of
Brockton, Mass, paid us a flying
visit recently and carried away to his
home Miss Cora Holman, one of ouI
most estimable young ladies. We
commend the choice which Mr.. Smell
has made, and feel that she is in
every way worthy of the position
which she will occupy. The bride
was the recipient of valuable presents
from friends in Irasburgh and Brock
ton, an elegant watch and chain being
a gift from the groom.
Jay.
Nettie Paine had foot badly
crushed by lumber truck car re-
Gently.
Mr.. Hogabone has bought 20 acres
off the south end of r. Sargent
farm for $500.
H. D. Chamberlin is preparing tC
erect set of buildings large enough
so that they can be used for hote
purposes.
Mrs. Sturtevant and Mrs. HiddeI
were here last week in the Interest,"
of the w. G.. I. Z. organizations
and a very crowded house met tt
hear them.
Lowell.
DR.. Bogue has moved to Free
Jones'.
Rev. G.. A. Emery has engaged t.
supply the pulpit at South Troy hal
the time.
Mrs. Mears of Manchester, n. II
formerly Miss Sanborn is in tow
On visit.
The Ladies Aid Society are havin!
the Congregational church painted Oh
the outside.
A young clergyman from Mass. i
supplying the desk at the Baptis
church for the present.
| Emmogene Wheelock, Rebecc
Lawrence and Laura Hovey, who hay
been absent the past year teaching
are at home on vacation visits.
During the shower Monday after
noon, lightning struck the house O
R. Durivage, spelling some stove
pipe and shaking up the inmates.
Mrs. Brown of Westfeld backe
her horse off the bridge at the Hollo'
on the evening of the Fourth and wa
considerably injured, and now th
'fathers" have put up a railing.
Morgan Center.
F. O. Bush has bought the hous
formerly owned by B. F. Moore an
, intends running hotel we wish hi
success, as this place has long neeC
ed place for the accommodation {
the public.
Newport.
Capt. Caswell is busy with h
pleasure boat these days.
o Geo. f. Leonard has been mac
conductor of a palace car.
+, The Bellevue house is to be repai
S ed, the hall being finished into slee]
o ing rooms. Not room enough f,
e the guests.
O. G. Miller was surprised recen
ly by large number Of friends fro
Westfeld and elsewhere who pa
him q visit on his 10th birthday. {
received some very nice and accept
BILE presents.
Newport Center.
a Some evil disposed persons sto
Herman Gaylor's front wheels to b
n wagon. If they are not disposed
return them, he wishes they won
come and steal the other pair as th,