Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-11-06


liberia, two of his children have died
and several others were hard sick.
Mrs. David Simmons has two chill
dren sick with the same disease.
Trasburgh.
Rev. Mr.. Carr returns tonight
from his vacation and there will be
preaching in the Congregational
church, Sunday, Nov. II.
Fullington Bros. are to occupy the
jail house after Mr.. Holdridge moves
out. The upper part of the building,
together with their store will give
them ample room for their large
stock of goods.
Joshua Beede and family have
moved into the tenement vacated by
Henry Davenport and Henry Daven-
port has bought of Henry Somers
the place where Mr.. Beede has lived
during the summer. Mr.. Beede is
very sick, his son Albert and Pliny
Clark are running the grist mill.
Fay.
S. S. Day has a horse sick with
pink-eye.
George Day has married Widow
Ward and gets good helpmeet.
James Rice improves his house by
raising the roof and other repairs.
Eli Dorman and Locke Perry have
contracted to skid 5000 logs for B.
F. Paine.
Lucius Day has rented a tenement
in the I. A. Chase house and moved
therein. Jewell has rented
rooms in the Martin Day house.
Peter Carrow has rented tenement
over the store.-A Mr.. Wentworth
moves in with Mr. Sweets family.
Morgan Center.
r. D. Maplesden Jr. and wife
have gone to Iowa to seek fortune
there.
Prof. G.. A. Sanborn has moved to
Glasgow, Ky. where he will run alarge
music store.
A. A. Burroughs is building new
house, which he hopes soon to occu-
py.-W. S. Ransom is putting. up a
new woodshed.-D A. Currier has
built an addition to his house,.
L. Parker has his new house about
ready for occupying.
Newport.
H. B. Green is going to Boston,
not to ''seek a situation but on a
visit.
The Methodist people are rejoic-
ing in the fact that the debt on theil
church property is paid.-The Bap-
fist church is under a state of repairs
and improvement,
Grading for the new mill on the
Derby side of the lake has begun,
and as soon as the foundation is in
the building will be put up. A large
stock of logs will be ready for use
as soon as the mill is up.
w estfeld-
Wakefield & Bedell expect to get
their board saw running this week.
Henry w. Hogaboom moves to
North Troy, where he has rented q
farm belonging to the Hammond es-
tate.
DR.. F. S. Gray has been appoint
ed superintendent of schools in place
of Miss Alice Hitchcock, who is alb
sent.
Alfred Miller has rented his place
to his nephew and moves to New
port. Sorry to have him move
away.
Mrs. Brown is improving her vii
lage property by putting in a sub
stantial filling to prevent the brook
from washing it away.
Mrs. George Watson was thrown
from her buggy one day last week
and the horse went home with s
small part of the buggy; fortunately
Mrs. Watson was not seriously in
jured.
There will be Fellowship meeting a
Westfield, vt. Nov. IA, Is. Every churcl
in the Cong'l. Conference is expected tt
send as many representatives as possible
at least one besides the pastor. Church
es in the vicinity of Westfield have
double responsibility from their geo
graphical position. Let us meet wei
equipped by previous prayer.
Per order Committee.
WeStm
w. E. Ross moves to Burke, on t.
farm belonging to the Cobleigl
estate.
Mrs. A. w. Lyon, our representa-
tive's wife, visited him at Montpelie
last week.
E. M. Beck has sold the Woodarc
farm to Frank Wells, who intends t,
cut the lumber off this winter.
Ora, son of ]. p Lyon, had hi
elbow put out of joint, while playin.
at school. DR.. Skinner set the Join
and it is doing well.
Mill Brook school closed Friday
sickness has made the attendant
small. though a profitable term is re