Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-04-14

No. 5 !; Lila Judd in No. s.
Roy and Lee Hall, fourteen and
sixteen years of age, are carrying on
a sugar place and have made 225 lbs.
of sugar so far and have had no help.
Lowell
Sugar parties are the order of the
day.
VIM. Fleming leaves in day or
two for California.
A telegram from Geo. Watson, re-
ports safe arrival IN Idaho.
Our highly esteemed friend Mrs.
Frank Jones is quite i'll.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
Chas. Sawyer Friday afternoon Apr.
18th.
Mrs. Hutchinson, who has been
FRUSTRATED by a cold and over-work,
is better again.
Dea. Hutchinson rode out for the
first time for several months one
morning last week.
Fast Day services were held in the
Cong. church Friday evening, instead
of morning as formerly.
Morgan.
Miss Ella M. Heath is engaged to
teach the Corner school.
B. F. Moore has commenced to
manufacture shirts with the Eureka
overall business.
Rev. w. S. Jenne has closed his
three years labor in this place, he
has gained many warm friends and
the good wishes of all attend them.
Morgan Center
j. A. Gray and Fred Gray have
each lost good cow recently.
Otis Moulton at work in the Cur
1ier shop is making some very ex-
cellent butter tubs.
W. S. Ransom, Thomas Cargill
and Mrs. Dutton are all convalescing.
DR.. Hill, who is treating most of the
sick, IS having excellent success.
NEWPORT.
The town has purchased the Bow
ley farm for a poor farm, paying
$4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l Bowley are to
move and live with their daughter,
Mrs. j. C. Stiles.
Rev. Folsom goes to Conference
| this week. His friends visit him to-
night, making a pound party.
Rev. Mr.. Dinsey of Compton, Can
ada, will officiate at st. Marks until
such time as a regular rector can be
obtained.
Newport Center.
The skating rink at A. c. Austin's
is closed.
G.. E. Percy is confined to the house
with erysipelas.
w. F. Coburn has exchanged his
farm with S. M. Fields for the Dan.
| Tibbetts farm.
The friends of Henry Smith and
wife met at their home the evening of
the 18th, to celebrate then twenty
fifth marriage anniversary: pleas
ant time was enjoyed and many SUBJ
stantial tokens of remembrance were
left behind.
| North Troy.
A. J. WEIGH will remain with Lew
is & Co. another year.
The trustees have located the street
lamps and they are to be set up soon.
William G.. Elkins has made, thus
| far this season, over 1000 lbs. of
! sugar. All sugar makers say that
| the sugar is of superior quality.
| People in this vicinity and in the
Valley will do well to remember that
F. HI. Rand is agent for some of the
best insurance companies, and will
insure at lowest rates.
! A subscription paper Is being
circulated for the purpose of raising
funds to purchase the band boys a
uniform. They desire to obtain them
! in season to use Decoration Day.
| Capt Orrln Dorman died at his
home ia this place last Friday, aged
81 years Mr.. Dorman has been a
resident of Troy for many years. He
was for many years Justice of the
Peace and was universally respected.
WestfieFd.
Charles Gilbert, by some accident
while numbering near the brook, haG
his horse drowned recently.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HardwicIx.
1t is reported that DR.. Soules il
thinking of leaving town. Dom
hurry, doctor.
, A. 7. Way will soon move to hi
own store, leaving the old Woodbur,
block entirely vacant.
At the organization of the Coco
Templars' lodge forty members joined
the order. Others will be added t,
the number.
Arthur Clement has moved his fur
niture business to his new quarters il
the Titus store-a great improvement
over the old rooms.
The safe agents are numerous, an
those needing these articles will hav
no difficulty in buying as good an al
ticle as they want. The Geo. S. De
- mon folks seem to be ahead thus fan