Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-03-13

q sHoIt FIoIt, anu HAS now SoLe W
Florida to work at his profession as
civil engineer.-Duron Baker is in
town on visit to the old homestead,
now owned by his brother, c. D.
Baker. He has resided in Californ-
ia many years.
Holland.
Edwin Judd has just lost the ninth
horse in seven years.
William Smith is recovering from
the small pox and it is hoped this is
the last case of the dreaded disease.
No other cases are known to exist
Mrs. L. r. Tabor is convalescent.-I
A daughter of Solomon Davis is rap
idly running down with consumption.
Irasburgh.
A very quiet town meeting.
Rev. Mr.. Carr moves into the Ma
thaniel Sawyer house.
Sugar festival at the NJ. E. church,
Tuesday evening March IA.
Epicopal service, Rev. Mr.. Atwel,
at the NJ. E. church yesterday.
B. B. Jackman who has suffered
much with a diseased foot for several
years is in a very feeble condition of
health.
By the gift of friend in Boston
the library of the Methodist church
is augmented by over 100 volumns,
this with other additions made of
late, makes one of the best S. S. Ii
braries in the county.
Jay.
Enos Blair has rented his farm to
Mr.. Zorro and moved into the upper
Ball house.
Mrs. Bannister has brokenup house
keeping, renting the house to Rufus
Wilson, and has moved to North
Troy.
Lewis Faupan has moved to Man
sonville. -Woodcock, of the firm of
Bannister & Woodcock, the partner
ship being dissolved, is going to farm
ing in Potion.
Lowell.
Mr.. Thornton and family have
moved to the DIR. Dutton house.
Geo. Souther, who has sold his
farm to Mr.. Hill of Bloomington,
sells his stock, farming tools, ETC., on
Tuesday of this week.
The names of those in the primary
department in district No. l, who
received no tardy marks, are Alfred
Austin, Charles Austin, Warren
Crafts and Fred Durivage.
The young people of the Cong.
church gave pleasing entertainment
at the town hall on Friday evening,
March 2, which Melted S27, to be
used for repairs on the parsonage.
Mr.. L. Austin, keeper of the hotel
in this place, died on the Sd inst,
after an illness of about one week.
His sons from johnson arrived a
short time before his death. Short
funeral services were held here, and
the remains were taken to Johnson
for burial.
Morgan.
Mr.. Huntington and wife, former
residents, are on from the west visit
ing friends.
Since the death of his wife Mr..
John Moore has been living with his
son, James.
Morgan Center.
J. Page of Holland moves Oh to
the Farr place owned by j. A. Gray.
The X. Y. Z. society met at the
presidents on Tuesday evening last.
when oysters were served. Perhaps
some who do not appreciate the So
ciety meetings might have better
opinion by attending them.
The recent thaw compelled the
Thompson & Howard mill folks tc
7 shut down on account of back water
I an the furnace. A Frenchman in The
mill toyed with a running saw few
DAYS since, and counts three fingers
on one hand.
: Newport.
h Rev. Mr.. Stevens preached at thu
M. E. church yesterday.
The Baptist donation was well at
L tendedsand netted about $50.
Mrs. Alfred Randall has sold he
} place to A. w. Brown, for 81 400.
P. O. Holt is to erect a barn ant
make repairs on his house during th
spring and summer.
Several parties are planning t
build houses and make extensive re
: pairs the present season. The Epis
copaleans propose to erect a nea
and convenient house of worship.
Charles I. Became, conductor o
o. the Montreal express over the Pas
r sumpsic railroad, has been appointe
] mail-route agent between Newpol
and Springfield, Mass.
Newport Center.
~ Temperance meeting Friday ever
. ing.
" Mrs. David Rollins has a piece {
cloth, the yarn of which she spu
N when years of age.
10 Katie Palmer is having the secon
or run of rhumatic fever within Il
1t year.
Old Mrs. Hemmenway is in rapio
Id ly failing health.-Alvin Bowley