Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-10-06
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The little Mossman girl, whose
kevere hurt was mentioned last week.
las nearly recovered.
F. A. BellSnap has a few four
weeks old white Chester pigs for
bale at current prices.
F. w. Baldwin and j. n. Webster
we're at Montpelier last week at the
opening of the session of the legisla-
lure.
Ethan S. Nelson has been making
ute extensive repairs on his build
hes. Mr.. Tisdale, his neighbor,
as been spreading new shingles.
John Heating has been painting
is building on Main street and is
eeping step with the march of i'm
brovement in that part of the village.
There has been a Sticking and
leaning up about the upper hotel
bid some of the buildings in that vi
unity that improves the appearance
4 the village.
Erastus Collision has gone into the
B. Ellis store again. Mr.. Collis-
on is a very agreeable and accom-
,odating clerk and draws trade
Wherever he IS.
The autumn tints on the foliage
ave been very beautiful this fall,
tlt the leaves are going down and
be naked limbs are speaking of the
bng winter that will be upon us ere
, brg.
G.. H. Dwinell is making quite ex-
ensive repairs on his block, which
I'LL improve its looks and conven-
ence. The neighbors would appre-
late the renovation in the upper
tory.
Charles De Varney, barber from
Connecticut, has hired rooms in the
opera block, Cat the head of the hall
tairs) where he invites the people
call and see what he can do in the
bnsorial line.
Arrangements have been made
hereby Frank Taylor and his moth
are to take the Bemis-Beedle
arm and the non con,pos mentis that
as life lease on it. Mrs. Taylor's
lace in the village will be sold.
Bert. j. Hazen entered the fresh
len class at Middlebury college at
be recent commencement. He has
orked his way along without much
clip to get college preparation, and
made of the right kind of stuff to
in honors in college.
Fred Averill, who started off some
onths since, selling ironing-boards
pr MI. Bickford, does not return,
nd some dozen people are wishing
lat "his ship would core in" and
would come back and distribute
prtion of the cargo.
John Emond has moved his shoe
aking business from the Dwinell
ock to the room in the Opera block
Fretofore occupied by W. 1. Robin
pm; Mr.. Robinson has moved his
flee into a room on the second floor
EAR the head of the stairs.
Mrs. Currier, widow of the late AL
heus Currier of this place, died at
e residence of her daughter in Leb-
hon, New Hampshire. last week and
pr remains were brought here for
lrial yesterday morning. Brief SER
ces were held at the grave by Rev.
r. Moody.
There has been change in the
me of the running of trains on the
ilroad. The mail train going south
one hour and forty minutes LATER.
bis tram returns twenty minutes
lRLIER. The mixed train north
aches this place at 2.55 p. m. See
ne table next week.
Geo. w. Seaver, of Craftsbury,
10 with his sons has been running
E tin business at North Troy, will
pve here and occupy one half of
He Mrs. Flanders house on Lincoln
eet. We hope always to find
pm in this town for people of Mr..
AYERS class and extend them a
fdial welcome.
We announce a concert at Opera
all on Friday evening of this week
Miss Howard, music teacher at
Johnsbury, with her pupils,
sisted by Harry May. We have
doubt it will be an entertainment
birth the attendance of all our citi-
ms, and we hope they will show
eir desire to patronize good thing
filling the hall.
The change in the running time of
mail train gives us less time to
the items that come Monday
brning, and we again remind our
IRE spondents that all long commu-
cations, and patches of items,
ould be sent Friday or Saturday
bm the north. Notices and other
cessary things can be used if they
ach us Monday morning.
At the recent auction sale of the
rs. S. III. Flanders property, the
use on High street was bid off by
vi Jacobs, at $3.50; the house near
depot bee hive by Mrs. Elliott,
s175; the two houses in the rear
the Lincoln street house by Mr..
ton. administrator, and the fat
fed house by j. j. Hill for sl2lo.
personal property sold low.