Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-09-22

of Westfield, and Geo. Watson, have
purchased the spruce lumber on 100 |
acres of land of Charles Sawyer.
Miller is to move into Rufus Kins-
ley's tenement and board the help.
Newport.
DR.. Kelsey is quite sick and fears
are entertained that he may not re-
cover.
Services, hereafter, will begin
promptly at half past ten and seven
O'Clock at Episcopal church.
Hiland Jenne has moved to Bolton.
Eugene Alexander moves into the
Tracy tenement.
Fred Davis has bought the stage
line between here and Derby Center,
and has put on a good coach-a great
improvement on the old one.
Newport Center.
George Hoyt has moved his goods
into Mrs. Stowell's store.
Aaron Critchett is at home from
Boston sick.-Parley Perkins is very
sick and not expected to recover.
North Troy.
John L. Lewis, Esq, is invited to
Mass, and to N. H., to take the
stump for Blaine and Logan.
Frank Ingerson has been sent TO
the House of Correction for stealing
money from VIM. Bowley of New
port.
The Line House is being removed
from it's famous site few feet south
of the 45th parallel, the q. S. Dis
trict Court giving Hadlock the build
ing, which was seized on the morning
of July 4th, if he would move it into
the estates" before October LIST.
This saves the federal government
the expense of demolishing the build
ing, and will make the occupants
more readily amenable to the law
should they in the future transgress.
Westmore.
M. D. Scott is quite sick with
brain fever.
We wish to express our thanks for
the very interesting lecture delivered
here on the Temperance question by
Mr.. Drew of Danville.
A Mr.. Green of New Hampshire
is putting up lumber camp on the
west side of the lake and intends do
ing large job of numbering for the
Vt. Lumber Company.
r. w. Robbins and Edwin Fare
well passed through this place on
bicycles, on their way from Montreal
to Boston. They were averaging
about 40 miles per day.
A Mr.. Blake, at work for Willard
Leland, cut his foot badly with an AK
recently. This is very unfortunate
for Mr.. Leland, as he intended finish
ing haying last week, but is now
without help.
Hiram Foss, lad less than 1G
years of age, was arrested here Sept
9th, charged with stealing money
from one VIM. Colburn of Brighton
He was tried before Justice j. c.
Orne and confessed the crime anc
was sent to the Reform School unit
of age.
WestfieId.
Charles Gilbert has moved to the
village.
Julius Deblois has sold his place
to Morgan Doyle for $3.50.
| Hoyt & Wakefield are putting VI
an addition to their barn at the mill
Wallace Edmunds, son of VIM. Ed
munds, got run away with in double
team recently, and was quite badly
hurt.
Judge Hoyt has been i'll considera
BILE during court time; but was able
to set during the divorce trials las
week.
A lyceum has been organized here
and meetings will be held each Thurs
day evening at the school house il
the village.
Gerald Hodgkins and H. d. Reet
are in the woods cutting timber
they intend to cut quite large guam
tity this fall.
S. S. Johnson's little boy, who re
Gently broke his arm, was out in :
few days as usual, and it would APP
pear that DR.. Gray did his surgical
work very skillfully.
The silent winged messenger
death, has visited our town three time
recently. The first time taking Mis-
Hattie A. Wakefield, a young lad,
of much promise, and greatly esteeme'
by her friends and neighbours Sh
died on the Sd of Sept, and on tn
=, 9th Mr.. S. N. Anger, one of GU
= most useful and honorable townsmen
and Oh the same day Mr.. Augusta
LaPlant, man of 80 years
thus showing that God is no respecte
of persons, taking alike youth, man
!, hood and old age.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Wright cele
!, brated the 25th anniversary of the
marriage on Friday evening, Sept. Il
, a large number attending. Though
quarter of century has passed sine