Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-12-08

cIer ana his latnef nave taken u JoO
to cut and skid 800, 900 feet. The
logs will be drawn to Paine's mill.
A large number called on the
Methodist minister last Tuesday eve
ming, and showed their regards by
giving him good pounding" The
pounds were very thankfully received
and the friends will be long remem-
bered with kind feelings by the min-
lister and his wife.
Lowell.
Hubert Brown and wife are here
for the winter.
w. F. Patterson is very sick with
blood poisoning.
Blake Aldrich has moved into the
Brigham tenement atthe Corner.
The village schools have begun
with Miss Lovisa Kinney and Miss
Lizzie Finnigan teachers.
There was lecture in the hall fol
Rev. BuzzeIl on the 4th with an oys-
ter supper for his benefit, netting $40.
At the oyster supper for the bene-
fit of the temperance hotel, the ST.
John men were all out-out of sight.
F. FL. Skinner has hired q mill IL
Moretown and goes there soon. It
is rumored that Fred Jones will carry
on SINNERS place.
Judge Stewart of Newport as ad.
ministrator, and Levi Wheelock. A
J. Dodge, and I. Stephenson, com.
missioners, to settle the A. f. Harding
| estate.
Morgan.
Mrs. I. L. Cobb and her father
Samuel Lord, have gone to Massa
chusetts.
The item IN last weeks papel
about VIM. Smith having bought The
Rys place is incorrect; he will stay
on the Chadwick place four years.
Morgan Center.
VIM. Scribner has moved into hi'
new house.
Edith Bedell is home from n. I'll
On a visit.
School commences the Sth, laugh
by Wakefield of Bloomington.
j. S. Morse has gone TO Stannar(
to work for j. Weed in the mill.
j. L. Blake & Son killed pig re
Gently, s months and ten days old
that weighed 800 pounds.
Geo. Howard has started one o
the Thompson & Howard saw mill
and proposes TO run it this winter.
Newport.
Village schools commence to-day.
The southeastern mail train stop
here over Sunday.
Frank Bailey and wife start 70
Texas this morning.
The International grist-mill groun'
$500 bushels of corn last week.
Kendrick Richmond is seen on TIL
street after a severe fit of sickness.
Henry Lawrence is moving int
his beautiful residence on Secon,
street.
Charles Reynolds got into the lax
one day last week and came near los
ing his life.
Prof. Sherburn from the Conserva
tory of Music, Boston, Mass, he'll
a meeting in the Baptist church i
this place last evening. He spo1
to crowded house, and was yer
interesting.
Newport Center.
The Sabbath school concert at tn
Baptist church the evening of Nov
3Oth was decided success.
Mr.. Sleeper and our other mel
chants are well stocked up with good
and are having a good trade.
Charles Tute was recently arreste
for drunkenness and fined, cost an
all amounting to S11. He was boun
up in 500 bonds for appearance q
county court for striking the shelf
WeStHno1-e.
Prayer meeting Dec. 18th at MI
John Browns at o'clock p. m.
Mr.. Clifford is employing 80 me
and number of teams in the woods
cutting and skidding for the Vt. Lum
Der Company.
Mrs. Clifford and her little daugt
ter are sick with diphtheria. Mrs
Scott, Eugene and Kittie Page al
also on the sick list.
Our representative and famil
reached home Dec. 4th; they hav
been visiting friends in Massachu
sets since the close of the session a
Montpelier.
A workman by the name of Coax
ley while at work in the woods nea
Clifford's mill, was accidentally hi
on the leg, by a companion with a
axe, cutting deep cash below til
knee. A messenger was at one
sent for doctor, and while ridin
down hill the horse fell with grea
force breaking his neck.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Rev. A. P. Tracy of North Dan
vile has finished his engagement a
pastor of the church at that plac
and has gone to Sutton.
County court commenced las
Tuesday, Judge Ross presiding
States sttorney Marshall Montgom