Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-11-15

Lodge, No. 119, Nov. 10, the fol-
lowing officers were installed: G. f.,
q. W. Crafts; V. T., Mrs. L. r.
Wellman; S., W. L. Kinsley; F. S.,
w. C. Quincy; T., R. Kinsley;
Chap, A. Richardson; NJ, Ed.
Coolidge; G., Mrs. H. D. Stannard;
Sentinel, Fred Newton A. s., Mrs.
w. c. Quincy d. NJ, Carrie Cham
berlin R.. HI. S., Mrs. r. Kinsley;
| L. III. S., Mrs. Parker.
Morgan.
B. f. Moore has commenced max
ing overalls again. He has enough
cloth for about 125 doz. pairs.
Miss. Mertle Moore has returned
home from Barnet. She is to teach
school in Holland this winter.
Sadie Flanders is to teach school in
| the Graves district Chester Moore
intends going to Westmore to teach.
| Morgan Center.
Mrs. VIM. Grow died Nov. 3.
Mrs. Frank bush is quite sick.
DR.. Thomas has opened drug
store in town.
Mrs. VIM. Mack and daughter have
been dangerously sick but are improv-
ing.
A. j. Gilmore, who has been Wis
iting in Lewiston, Me. for the past
| few weeks, has returned.
Newport.
Miss Emma Lindsay, whose i'll
ness was mentioned last week, is said
to be improving.
Sherman & West have sold over
nine hundred tons of coal this fall
and have more ordered.
VIM. Bashaw of Berkshire has
rented tenement house of E. B.
True and moved in.
Mr.. Sabraw has just commenced
to erect a dwelling for himself at the
head of Pleasant street.
A. w. Brown has improved his
premises by setting granite curbing
across his entire lot on Main st.
Charles Magoon has sold his farm,
lying just in the edge of Coventry,
to Fred Campbell of this town.
j. E. Dlckerman, having sold his
village residence to Elisha Lane of
West Derby, sold lot Of household
goods at auction last Saturday.
The next lecture in the course will
be given on Thursday evening, Nov.
IS, by Mrs. Belva Lockwood. Sub
ject, "Social and Political Life in
Washington
j. Fl. Searles has gone to New
York, where they will spend the win
ter His son, Alvah, will remain
and take charge of the veneer busi-
ness at this place.
Newport Center.
George Williams of Boston and
Sam. Rogers of Vergennes are here
on a visit.
Alexander Post will have lecture
and hard-tack supper at their hall
Tuesday evening.
Rev. Sowles of Newbury was in
stalled pastor of the Baptist church
in this place last Thursday. Quite a
number of the clergy were present at
the installation.
; From June 21st to August list, the
Newport creamery used 304, OIL lbs
of milk and made 1907 lbs. of but.
ter, averaging 23A lbs. of milk to
one of butter. 1t sold for S2210. 90
or 16 $40 cents per pound net. From
August 1st to Sept. 1st it used 1885,.
S25 lbs. of milk, and made S,646 lbs
Of butter, averaging 22.65 lbs. oil
milk to one of butter. 1t sold fol
$1556.2S or Is cents per pound net
From September LIST to October I'd
it used III $3.50 lbs of milk and made
500 lbs. of butter, averaging 21.94
e lbs of milk to one of butter. 1t sole
G for $1453. 30, or Is cents per pound
0 From Oct. I'd TO Oct. 14th it use(
). $4,000 lbs. of milk and made 1857;
J.. lbs. of butter, averaging 20.36 lbs
i. of milk to one of butter. 1t sold TO
: $3S5,S7 or 241a cents per pound
The total amount made for the season
was 31,363 lbs, for which. was re
ceived S. COG. 35.-Pdlladium.
: Troy.
: Flora Bailey is failing again.
d. E. Ward has taken the agenc,
O for nursery firm.
e G. W. Aiken has painted tn
y double tenement house opposite thu
post office. &C. Cole has capboardet
s and painted his house.
Geo. lite has moved into tn
q woods to keep boarders for Osca
a Wright & Co.-Milo Willard of Boil
J, ton, p. O., has moved to Stevens {
Co.'s mill and will take charge of tn
box shop.-Geo. Paquin has rente,
d farm in Irasburgh, and moved OF
:. to the same.-Chas. Fox has movet
s into the house vacated by Paquin
and L. Miller has moved into tn
J. house vacated by w. Perrin.
4 South Troy.
q A. Smith and and W. Perrin step
p ped off between two days recently
and as we understand moved to So
Barton. There are no regrets on &C
count of PERKINS, departure.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.