Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-21

Dy having Snail iaii upon 1t.
Lowell.
Mr.. Sawyer has gone back to Bur-
lington for treatment.
Mr.. MILO and w. Parker's little
boy have each broken leg.
The post office has been moved !
into Stevensons & Aseltines store.
The Post boys and others will give
an entertainment New Years eve, at
the hall.
A. I. Stebbins was recently quite
severely hurt while sliding logs
down declivity, his leg being in
jured.
Rev. and Mrs. King and Emogene
Wheelock attended the S. S. conven-
ton at Irasburgh and report good
meeting, magnificent entertainment
at Mr.. Beauclerks and a pleasant
time generally.
Morgan.
There has been considerable talk
about making repairs on the church.
We trust that it will not only be
talked about but carried into effect.
The friends and neighbors of o.
1 f1o,r
house Wednesday, the 10th, to cele-
brate their 10th anniversary mar
riage, leaving behind them suitable
presents as a sign of their good will
and friendship.
NEWPORT.
| Walter Lindsay has hired to j. Y.
Green for three years, commencing
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Bates are both
very sick with lung fever; Mrs. L.
Spaulding is quite sick.
On Saturday Lincoln Langmaid
was arrested for bigamy 1t seems
that he has one wife at N. H. and
one here.
All interested in having singing
school in this village are requested to
J meet at the school-house on Wedues-
day evening with Mr.. Green.
The MONITOR agent, whom the
!: courteous EGpress calls 'a tramp,
had the pleasure of stopping at New
port over Sunday with Mr.. Austin al
Cottage Hotel, is pleased to recon-
f mend this as a place worthy the pat
, ronage of the travelling public.
The deaths from diphtheria las,
week were as follows: A child OF
Lester Pratt's; Clarence Davis, only
child of Fred Davis, on Wednesday
young man boarding at Jack Cole
was recovering from diphtneria, but
. took cold and died Friday; on Sat
urday DR.. KimbaIl lost little girl
There are others who are considered
dangerously sick
South Troy.
d. H. Buck has returned from Da
kota.
M. A. Carpenter was recently
quite badly hurt while snow ballins
with the boys.
There will be Christmas tree
with appropriate exercises, at Aiken's
Hall, Thursday evening, Dec. "a.
c. L. Kellogg and family hav,
gone to Middlebury to spend til,
winter; Mr.. X. having been station
ed there to labor in the interests O
the Seventh Day Advents.
WestfeId.
The churches all unite in having
Christmas tree at the Methods
; church.
Ozro Farman, who bought the Ston
farm, is preparing to build, anothe
season.
D. A. Winslow has gone to Boston
to winter; Ella Clark has gone bacl
to Iowa.
Frank Sawyer is to carry on Sila
Hills farm, next year and Emer
Townsend will move to the James
farm, while James Conant hires j. n
Clark's farm.
Calvin Reed has lived to see al
. end to his lawsuit with the Insurano
Co., and has received some owe
, $4,000 The case has been in tn
courts for long time.
" Deputy Sheriff Wright attempte
to arrest one Charles Patch last week
!, MI. Patch, being very strong man
n offered no resistance but walked o.
quietly Wright held on as long a
!, he could and gave up. probably think
ing it easier to get a whole carmen
than Patch.
!, WeStmOre.
;s j. G. Page has moved back on t
his farm.
A. M. Litchfield is off on boo
,s canvassing tour.
e, This town has decided to use roller
for breaking winter roads.
n The Clifford & Orcutt mill is OF
D. of stock and shut down for the wiz
S. ter.
10 Religious services every Sabbat
a at II o'clock, a. M. at Mill Broo
school house.
,d Mrs. Miller, whose illness has bee
b. mentioned, is very low and her II
~ covery not expected.
{ Leil Clapper has purchased an oil
a. building of G.. f. Burwick and is fiji
~ ishing it off for a dwelling.