Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-12-29
J. +. Chase has sold village lot
To Mrs I II Rnzzell for 500

J. +. Chase has sold a village lot
to Mrs. J. T. Buzzell for 500.
Grin Sisco has rented rooms at E.
K. Hunts and moved into them.
G.. V. Coburn has finished work
for B. F. Paine and moved back to
So. Troy.
A large gathering at the Christmas
festival and gifts estimated to be
worth nearly $500 were distributed.
The Rev. j. T. Buzzell and wife were
remembered by their friends in the
gift of fine silver cake basket.
Lowell.
Blake Aldrich has moved into the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Dana
in the village.
The usual tree at the Cong'l church
on Christmas eve. The pastor was
presented with buffalo overcoat.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. HUI
bert Brown is to spend the winter in
town. Her services in training the
children for the literary exercises and
the cantata, were invaluable. On
Christmas evening the children pre-
sented her with a token of their es-
TEEN in appreciation of her services.
DIR. Hill has moved into Mr.. Browns
house. -Freeman Miller is moving
into the R. Kinsley tenement,
Morgan
Ira c. Taylor has gone to Man
chester.
Anderson Applebee has gone to
Littleton N H. on a short bridal
trip.
Miss Irene Weeks has come back
to her school after the death and
burial of her father.
Charles and Curtis Albee are home
from N. 7. Curtis takes back q wife
with him Miss Ida Bishop, of Hol-
land.
There was a Christmas gathering
at the church Thursday eve, the ex-
ercises were good and all enjoyed 6
good time.
Miss. Ahbie M. Smith has JUS
closed two terms of ten weeks eacl
in Dist. No. 8. Scholars with ne
marks: Maggie Williams, Addi'
Williams, Cora Burroughs. Jennie
Burroughs, Ora Burroughs, Berti'
Burroughs, Homer Burroughs, Ben.
ME Cargill. No tardy marks.
Newport.
The concert at the Congregations
church last evening was a success
and the house was crowded.
The village is to give Mr.. Wood
the proprietor of the Bellevue Hous
Benefit on the eve of New Years.
Mr.. Lee, new artist, is to occup
the rooms that Chas. Hall vacated.
The village received a Christina
present here by notice of the loca
ton of the county shire at this place
Fred Flint conductor on freigh
on the South Eastern Railway, fe
from his train and broke his leg Sal
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman were j
town two days last week.
Harry Reed who suffered the los
of fingers and thumb by saw, Will
| working in the International last fall
sues the company, setting his dan
) age at $4,000.
Newport Center.
Mrs. Norman Durham had a sligl
y shock the 18th.
Will Morey is building an additio
to his house.
). Heman Bates family have move
in with Sylvester Drown.
+. There will be donation visit ft
J.. Rev. Folsom Wednesday evenir
Dec. 31st. Come one come all.
: The funeral services of Mrs. Jol
O Crawford, Senior was held last Tue
it day; she was quite an aged lady ar
It has long been resident of this plac,
a she leaves a husband and a numb
of children.
i The exercises at the M. E. Chur
J. Christmas eve passed off pleasant,
a there were some very nice gifts {
5, the tree; among them two gold waite
,e es for Mrs. Carrie Buzzell and Ed
a Litchfield. Mrs. Folsom received
n silver cake basket from the ladies
the society.
South Troy.
70 WILDLY Wilson moves to Gil
r Sutton to carry on his farm the col
re- ing year.
T. Frank Leach will move to t
re village place owned by Buck & Ste
r ems.
+. Frank Chaffee of Darlington, Da
a. is at home for the winter.
K The silver ice pitcher which
d. stood as an inducement for people
.. buy their tea and coffee of Stew:
III & Hammond, was drawn by Nels
T. Martin of Westfeld.
WestfieId.
Last week Morgan Dowles n
with an accident while chopping Il
resulted in broken leg.
Arrangements have been made
that lyceums are to be held on No
Hill Tuesday evening.
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