Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-03-03
EFT Hadlook has invested his pension

NTorg an Center.
d. Sisco has bought the John Eli
oft place.
Dr. Hill, the new doctor, is doing
very satisfactory business here.
Fishing is quite good in the lake,
but of what earthly good are the
fish wardens!
Z. d. Currier has gone to Nebras-
ka with the Cleveland people who
started last week.
As Mr. Crosby and wife were COM
inc down from Holland recently they
were tipped over and Mr.. Crosby
suffered a dislocation of a shoulder
DR.. Hill was called and put the bones
| in place.
Newport
P. O. Holt leaves the 10th for Da-
kota.
Horace Lawrence has rented the
Holt house.
Mercury at 26 degrees below zero
Monday morning.
A roller skating rink has been
opened in the hall in A. S. McLeod's
barn.
Quite large party attended So
ciable held at Mrs Farrant's, Satur-
day eve.
Three persons were admitted to
membership with the Congregational
church last Sunday.
w. j. Bray, the contractor and
builder, has opened a shop in a build
ing near the Beede block.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church are
to provide dinners on town meeting
day for all those that wish, at the
vestry.
The International Co. have just
put large new engine in their saw
mill. The work is nearly completed
and the mills will be ready for work
soon.
G.. S. Robinson and family have
gone West for a few weeks. L.
Grout and family are in Texas. r.
j. Wright has gone South. Mrs. j.
L. Edwards is in Washington. 2.
O. Holt and wife start for the West
in a few days. Mr.. Holt has rented
his house on Second street to Horace
Lawrence.
Newport Center.
Heman Bates has moved into O.
Williams house.
G. W. Percy is again confined to
the house with rheumatism.
ID. L. Hildreth has gone to Phila-
delphia and will remain until June.
Will Mowry has bought the black
smith shop of the Butler estate, and
the Bonett house and taken posses
sion.
Fred Sherman. who has been at
tending school in Lancaster, n. H,
for nearly year, has returned home
for a vacation.
Heman Gaylor has gone to Rutland
on a vacation on account of drinking
too much and abusing his wife and
horse; he will stop there 406 days
which will give him some time tc
mediate.
The Earnest workers met will
Mrs. A. G. Austin Feb. 2Sth, anC
all enjoyed pleasant evening
Master Clarence Austin recited ;
beautiful poem for the entertainment
of the guests. They re-organizet
and the following officers were chos
en- for the ensuing year; Mrs. G.. L
Sleeper, president Mrs. A. c. Aus
: tin, vice president; Mrs. J. c. Dav
+ ison, secretary; Mrs. ID. L. Hildreth
treasurer; Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Ell:
| Erwin, Mrs. James Ruggles, Mrs
Hazen Meacham, Mrs. Charles Drown
committee of arrangements. Tn
: next will be package sociable a
Hazen Meaeham's, March 18th.
North Troy.
We are informed that the widow O
the late c.. P. Adams is soon to NOV
to Bakersfield, Vt.
Royce & Golf have vacated thei
store in Parkhurst's block and move
: all their goods to Richford.
Quite party of our young peopl
, attended the oyster supper and cor
: cert given by the band at No. Troy
last Thursday night.
Rev. J. n. Walker of st. Johns
f bury Center, and formerly pastor {
the Cong. church at this place, Wa
married to a lady from England {
the residence of Ell. G.. Wilson, las
Thursday eve.
. Benz. Porter died at the resident
! of his son-in-law, John Wheeler, la
Friday. Mr.. Porter was quite age
G and doubtless his death was hastene
! by the loss of his wife, who die
y about two weeks ago.
South Troy.
Mrs. Horace Martin is very sick.
IS Loren Shaw moves on to the Doal
y farm which w. Hadlock vacated.
Gardner Buzzell contemplates ereC
m ing house this spring.
y G. A. Drew goes to Burlingto
March 4, to attend the spring cour