Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-10-30

West is night Waterman at the steam
mill.-Mrs. Ross is slowly recovering
from the fever.
J. E. Chase has on exhibition a
stalk of corn that has four perfectly
formed ears, fully ripe; one 81 inch
es long, twelve-rowed one 81 and
one 6H inches long, ten-rowed; one
6 inches long, eight-rowed.
Lowell.
Singing school Friday nights.
Ida and DeElmer Brown are home
on visit.
The library has been moved to
Weldman's store.
Mrs. Works fell down stairs re-
Gently and was so badly injured that
her life was despaired of. She is
with her daughter, Mrs. Hutchin-
son.
Morgan.
Mr.. Cowles of Barton Landing has
started a singing school in the place.
Erastus Parker is finishing off his
new house.-H. r. Chadwick has
rented his farm to Henry Rood.
Four good monuments have been
set in the. Clark burying ground iu
this town, one each by Samuel Lord,
J. L. Cobb, Orrin Taylor and John
G.. Moore.
Newport.
Geo. Haslett is building a house
on a site west of the village.
Mr.. Dyke of the firm of j. Ed
munds & Co., has bought the Dane
house on Pleasant street.
FL. B. Green, son of J. Y. Green.
goes to Boston and will look for
situation in a retail drug store.
James Joslyn. on the Lake road,
has sold his farm to Asa Lamb, and
has moved into a house in West
Derby.
The Preachers meeting, held here
last week, was we'll attended and
said to have been one of the best for
several years.
A. G. Sleeper who recently sold
his farm and stock at the Center has
| purchased a house and lot of Charles
Griffen of West Derby. He moves
Immediately.
George R. Lane and wife have re-
turned from their western trip, much
pleased with their journey. Homer,
son of Mr.. Lane, goes to Chicago to
seek his fortune.
Newport Center.
Mrs. Dane has rented the Keith
house.
Edward Trowbridge has bought
Mrs Bickford's house.
The revival work is still going on,
so have already come to Christ.
G.. L. Sleeper has rented the hotel
to Heman Glaylor and sold him his
livery stock.
Charles Lamb has exchanged the
Carson farm, for the Joslyn farm on
the lake road.
Harris. the new merchant, has
pulled up and moved to Morrisville.
Clifford Titus and his sister Edie
have returned from Boston.
South Troy.
M. D. Cross moves back to his
farm in Canada.
Rev. J. w. Buzzell expects to
move to Enosburgh soon, where he
is engaged to preach.
Miss Happie Buzzell will spend
the winter in Washington, d. c.,
with her sister, Mrs. Green.
Mr.. Charles Drew goes to Burling-
ton soon to attend medical lectures.
He will be greatly missed in the
church and Sunday school.
At the recent dedication Of the
Congregational vestry, John w.
Currier of North Troy, presented the
society with $25 and Mr.. Randall S..
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M
E. church met with Mrs. Johnson
Miller, Oct. %, very pleasant time
was enjoyed. This is good place
to hold sociables.
Work on the hotel is progressing
finely, Mr.. Bradley also, has his
house nearly completed. Lots Of
new shingles and clapboards are be-
ing laid ON old buildings in this vi
entity.
Westfe1d.
Alfred Cover has moved to Low
ell, vt.
B. I. Sias has just completed ;
new house on West Hill and moved
in.
S. S. johnson raised 6S1z bushel
lost nation wheat from 4 bushel
sowing, the same being actual,
measured in half bushel, both see'
and crop. Good for Sam.
! We learn that there has been som
t examinations made on lot No. 6. 2
p division, for asbestos and soapstone
and the parties report good show
ing; further developments will b
made in the spring.
A Very shocking and fearful acc
dent occurred in the family of job