Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-05-29
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The Methodist parsonage has been
thoroughly repaired inside lately,
much to its improved appearance.
John Ord has bought the Chandler
Dewey pasture and has put a barbed
wire fence along the road.-Mr.
Stanford is using this kind of fence
material.
S. W. Beauclerk and Mr.. Wade,
brother-in-laws, of Boston, have
been successful in their celebrated
chancery suit with the Charles Allen
estate and recovered $50, 900 each.
Nearly 5000 apple trees have been
set out in this town during last fall
and this spring. People are begin
ming to learn that hardy apple trees
thrive in this climate and soil, and
that we need not depend upon foreign
fruit.
The school teachers of the town are
as follows: Lovisa Kinney and Helen
Morse teach in the village, Nellie
Rowell in the Ordway district, Viola
Grant in the Bogue district, Clara
Barrows on Morrill, hill, Eva Foss on
Burton hill, Nettie Taylor in the Kid
der district, Miss L. E. Staples in
the Edmunds district, Jennie Stanford
in the Harlow Foss district, Emma
Colburn in the poor farm district.
Jay.
Forsaith has the job as night
Waterman at the steam mill.
Mr.. Domino, who had a surgical
operation performed recently, is not
improving.
A. Hinkson has bought a building
lot of W. Case, on which he will put
up a set of buildings.
B. F. Paine is trying to grow on a
severed finger, which was lately cut,
with fair prospects of success.
Lowell.
Rev. Mr.. Atwell of Newport was
in town last week, visiting DR..
Bogue.
Mr.. Eugene Curtis has returned
from making his spring purchases in
Boston.
Glad to know that our friend, Mrs.
Coolidge, who has been quite i'll, is
able to be out.
Morgan Center.
Frank Bush has let his farm to
Daniel Brooks.
Mrs. Joel Williams is recovering
from severe fit of sickness.
W. S. Ransom has sold his trotting
mare to Milo Percival of Island Pond.
Joseph Socier has run his logs
from the lake down the river to Echo
Pond where his mill is located.
NEWPORT.
The next annual meeting of the
Orleans Co. Medical Society, will be
held at the Bellevue House, Newport,
on Wednesday June Z, at 10 O'Clock
a. IN.
The listers are abroad prizing real
estate and it is expected that there
will be some very cheap property
owners estimate-for the next few
weeks.
j. Y. Green has sold out his Jew
elry business to w. III. Hutchins, a
skillful workman, and rented him the
counter and window occupied by this
business in Mr.. Green's store.
DIR. Kimball says the Jewish In
QUESTION tried, convicted and execut-
ed Jesus Christ, but that David's
inquisition at Newport has not nor
can not convict one side of him.
Newport Center.
Eli Shannon is able to be out of
doors after severe sickness.-E. Sias
is repairing his buildings.
Mrs. Peter Connal who has been
nearly blind the last two years has
gone to Burlington for surgical treat
ment.
The weekly offering system, which
has been used successfully at the
M. E. church the past few years, will
be continued.
South Troy.
Mr.. Cross of Glen Sutton has NOV.
ed into A. G.. Davis house, and is
engaged in selling sewing machines.
Miss Hodsden has moved her mil
linery goods into what has been use6
as the drug store, and has just re
ceived fine lot of goods.
AS one indication of spring, though
it is not found in the warmth of til,
weather, is the appearance of the paint
er and the white wash man. No gar
den stuff up yet, and no apparen
danger from the late frosts.
Westfeld.
A. r. Chase of Fairfax, who raise
his own trees, has lately delivered
lot eff nursery stock in this town. /
gave good satisfaction.
The Orleans County Conference of Con
gregational Churches, will hold its annua
session with the church here, Tuesda
and Wednesday, June and Z, 1882 Mod
orator, Dea. S. B. Parker; register, Rev
M. C. Hitchcock, Dea. J. w. Peck, Rev
R. King. Each church in the county
entitled to two delegates. Each churc
and each auxiliary of the Woman's Boar
of Missions is requested to send delegate
to the missionary meeting. Each churc
is requested to provide by delegates fo