Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-11-20
Newport.

sold his veneer mill for SO, 900 and
is to return to New York.
John Farrant, Mr.. Raymond's
right hand man at his prospect Hill
place, is going to attend school at
Stanstead college this winter. His
father looks after things in his alb
sence.
Newport Center.
John Gaines and wife will teach
the village schools this winter.
Mrs. John Stowell has sold her
goods and rented her store to Mr..
Andrews of Hardwick.
A little fellow called to E. P. Adj
ANS last Tuesday. Epp. was pleas
ed, and thinks he is really worth win
tering.
A. c. Sleeper has moved his fam
lily to West Derby. Mr.. Sleeper will
be foreman in Searl's veneer mill this
winter.
Mr.. Seaver of North Troy is filling
G.. L. Sleeper's store. Nye will as
sist his father this winter in running
the store and office.
In the absence of Mrs. A. G. Sleep
| -, NT,o tn d A1o-o,1op 70 Doc b,,r
place as superintendent of the Sun
day school. A large number have
been added to the school since the
revival.
North Troy.
F. III. Rand, Esq. expects to 60 to
Jericho to locate in the practice of
his profession.
AFRO B. Chamberlin has had an
other shock of paralysis and is con-
fined to the house.
Walter Bailey fell from freight
train last week at Masonville, having
a leg so badly crushed that amputa-
ton was necessary.
Westfe1d.
Samuel Chase has rented E. W.
Miller's farm.-Nelson Seymour has
moved into the house vacated by
William Edmunds. Thomas Cowan
moves to Burke.
Westmore.
"Jote' Lyon recently caught fox
that weighed 121a pounds.
Wilder B. Twombly has moved to
Lyndonvilie.
The Ladies' Aid Society reorga-
nize the 10th.
Be sure and attend the Wednesday
evening prayer meetings.
D. j. Orne has purchased Cyrus
, SINNERS Westmore farm.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The insurance of 81 900 on the
life of the late Geo. M. Williams, of
St. Johnsbury Centre, in the Con-
necticut General, of Hartford, was
paid to the widow by their agent, G.
H. Smalley, of Lyndonville, in just
four days after the proofs of death
were made ont, and Mrs. Williams
was not at any expense whatever to
, get it. This is a fair sample of the
prompt and liberal dealing of this
sterling company. Parties holding
their policies have an estate more
easily settled and more certain in
amount than real estate.
Lyndonvi1le.
New brick sidewalk from depot to
the postoffice, a distance of about
500 feet.
c. E. Grandy is dangerously sick
of fever. Diphtheria is abroad in
this county.
The building used by the Pass. R.
R. Co. for the repairs of rails is to
be converted into a boiler shop.
The new steel rails have not come to
repairs.
Luther Harris paid $1,000 for the
Sanborn farm, the large pasture IN
Wheelock, the hay, grain, farming
, tools, etc. Mr.. Harris intends to do
some fancy farming in the line of i'm
proved stock.
The new manufacturing company
which is seeking to be Incorporated,
and is building large mill at New
port, will be composed of the present
members. of the box mandatory
business here and the directors of
the Pass. r. r. The stock of the
company is to be 100000.
Riverside Lodge, /. O. G.. T., en-
tiers upon the present quarter with
1872 members in good standing, ano
is In a very prosperous condition
l. S. F. Morse is w. C.. T., Jessie
Grandy w. t. T., and Carrie Jones
w. secretary. The lodge, in poin
e of number, stands second in the
: state.
u In Nichols hall, under the direc
ton of Misses Jenness and Barnard
: teachers, on Thursday and Frida,
o evenings, Nov. % and "a, the oper
e eta of Red Riding Hood will b.
e presented in five scenes. The pla,
will be given by the pupils of tn
It school assisted by Miss Carrie Prin
g die of Glover, who takes the part o
\ Red Riding Hood, also Carl Jewel
If and George Baldwin of Barton, VIII
have prominent parts. There are for
y ty in the play, several of whom vii
appear in costume. Miss Nellie Eos
will act as pianist. Orchestra wi
furnish music between scenes.-Un
ee ION.