Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-11-08


soon followed him. Turner stopped !
and asked why Ord was following
him; to which Ord replied by asking
if he had not right to 60 out? In
passing Turner, Ord claims the for
mer struck at him, knocking his pipe
from his mouth, also hit him on the
head; whereupon, in self defence
he struck Turner, and as the latter
showed fight, he threw him on the
floor, but released him as soon as
Turner showed willingness to quit.
Turner claimed that Ord began the
ARRAY by striking and choking him
several persons saw part of the affair,
but no two told it alike. The jury
did not agree, and the case is con-
tinued to Nov. 18th. 1t was a dis
graceful affair, and no one is more
ashamed of it than Ord.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Cong. church, will give chicken
pie supper in the vestry Friday even
ing, Nov. 18th. All are cordially
invited.
The meetings will be continued
this week as follows: Monday even
ing, young peoples meeting; Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday,
preaching at 2 and Z o'clock. Bro.
Roberts of Lyndonville, is expected
to be here during these meetings.
Jay
Moses Wheeler has moved to West
field.
Albert Everett is digging the cellar
for his new house near the M. E..
church.
Miss Katie Follansby ends her
term of music next Wednesday but is
to return after Christmas for another
term.
L. j. Elliot has taken Lester Recor's
farm for the coming year, and Recor
goes to work in the mill the first of
December.
Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie has returned
from visit to his old home and says
he had most enjoyable time. His
people were glad to welcome him
back.
S. L. Day has recently lost two
heifers, finding them dead from the
effect of eating Paris green. j. E.
Chase lost horse last week.
Isaac Wheeler has moved into bis
new house and his many friends had
house warming there last Thursday
night. An enjoyable time was spent
They have very pretty home.
Gustave Coburn has been framing
j. G. Chase's new barn.-The vestry
at the NJ. E. Church is nearly com
pleted.-S. S. Day has been newly
clapboarding and repainting his
house.
School in district No. 5. closed
Oct. %. Names of scholars attend
ing without losing day were Mary
Magoon, Louisa Lucier, Bertha Ariel
Losing Il day Josiah Dunn. Losing
one day, Cora Lucier and Fred Dom
inc.
Lowell.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs
n. F. Hutchinson on the 9Th.
Miss Carrie Chamberlin has re
ceiyed her supply of millinery goods
Communion at the Cong. churcl
on the 9TH. Preparatory services oil
the 6.
The next young peoples sociabl
will be on Friday the 18th. 1t is ru
mored that they will give an oyste
supper.
There was an interesting meeting
of the Literary Club on the 1st, wit
Ella Wheelock. The next one will
be on the 10Th.
Miss Mary Hall left on the Sd
for the hospital at Burlington sh
has long been an invalid. We ar
looking for good results.
A regular meeting of Hazen Pos
on the lst. Assistant Inspecto
Simonds was present, also severa
other soldiers from out of town.
Morgan.
Thomas Cargill has moved into hi
father-in laws house.
Alfred Waterman and Alvin Wood
ard have returned home from n. \
Ira C. Taylor has rented his Ry
farm to j. M. Joslyn of Stanstead
P. @.
Mrs. Francelia Emery of Berli
Falls, N. H., is visiting her uncle
j. A. Gray.
VIM. j. Banfill of Canada ha
leased j. A. Gray's farm and stoc
for three years.
Gray & Gilmore have repaire
their mill and expect to commenc
saving in few days. Ernest Dan
of Newport is hired to run the en-
CINE.
DR.. w. A. Thomas, who has bee
absent fol few weeks in N. H., ha
returned, and is welcomed back b
all. His office is in A. j. Applebee'
store.
DR.. Ainsworth has repaired and re
painted his house.-G. w. Bryan
has painted his house.-The Unto
church is being newly shingled an
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