Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-11-13

returned from Canada.
There will be pound party for
Rev. Isaac Blake next Thursday
evening.
D. A. Currier has bought the old
starch factory and is putting in but
ter tub machinery.
A. n. Moulton has sold his farm
to Samuel Cushman, Mr.. Moulton
gives possession Immediately.
Newport.
Tarrant Cummings twins are very
sick with typhoid fever.
Newport Center.
James Buzzell and wife expect to
spend the winter in Boston.
Willie Trowbridge had his leg bad
ly sawed in Willey's mill last week.
Charles Fox has moved to Sylvest-
Ell browns, and O. Pettingill to the
Ed Palmer house.
The long anticipated bell was
raised on the Baptist church Tuesday
and was rang for worship in the
evening.
James Crawford is raising up his
house and putting a good foundation
under it.-William Wiley is running
his box factory day and night.
Mrs. Lawrence, who has labored
so faithfully during the meetings,
has gone to Newport to rest a few
days, will go to Westfeld to work
with Rev. Burnham.
North Troy.
Col. O. n. Elkins and d. w. Por-
ter have made a farm trade.
Lydia Puffer, fourteen years old
girl, was brought before Justice Will
liams last week, charged with larceny
and was sent to the reform school
during her minority.
Hon. John W. Currier and Geo.
w. Aiken are to construct a tele-
phone line from this place to South
Troy. They wish to congratulate"
on the political situation.
South Troy.
William Hyer is laid up with a
broken leg.
The Methodists are to hold pro-
tracted meetings at THEN church next
week.
George Grudell and Lewis Ladoo
are each erecting dwelling on Mill
street.
Jasper Phillips is again resident
of our village having rented rooms in
Mr.. Hodgden:s building and moved
in.
WeStmOre.
Mrs. Edward S. Gilman died on
Saturday last, after long and pain
| full illness. She was woman Of
more than ordinary intelligence, a
good nelghbor and much esteemed in
the community. Within the last
eighteen months death has robbed
the family of father, mother and one
son. She leaves several children.
two of them sadly in need of moth
er's care.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Sheffield.
S. Hall did not sell his farm last
Saturday at auction.
Aaron Gray has sold his place back
to Mrs. Laban Gray.
Elder Barrows has recovered so
that he preached yesterday.
Jacob F. Day and Walter Chase
have both improved the appearance
of their buildings by repairs and
paint.
George Jenness has sold his team
and mail route from Sheffield to Lyn-
donville to Richard Jenness, of Lynn
donville. Mr.. Jenness is going to
move to ST. Johnsbury.
Sutton.
H. A. Blake returns from Boston
with large stock of goods.
Ward P. Whipple had his dish
right side up on hops, having sold
$1100 worth.
4 Daniel Norris has sold his village
residence to Loami Sanborn. Henry
Mitchell has bought the Jenness
place.
New blinds have been put on the
church, much to its convenience
An effort is being made to hire Rev
j. Woodman another year.
Lyndonvi11e.
Rev. E. Owens remains with the
Baptists another year.
Mrs. Joseph Mathewson, aged 4
years, died of heart disease on tn,
10Th inst.
Mr.. Herrick, aged 80, died sud
denly on Wednesday last of supposed
rupture in the brain.
1t is expected that the Grandy DO,
and lumber business will be moved
to Newport when the stock of lum
| Der is worked up.
. THE LEGISLATIVE ELEC-
TIONS.
/ The joint assembly for the election
!. of state officers was held Tuesda
afternoon. The galleries and lobb
were filled with spectators, including
!. a large number of ladies and promi
nent men.
t For secretary of state, Hon. Gee
# Nichols was nominated by Speake