Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-10-11

MIDI hdiulHS is better.
F. H. Sanborn is building very
excellent house, one of the best in
town. Thomas Wallace of Albany,
doing the carpenter work, and Will
liam Williams of the same town the
mason work. We notice an unusually |
large amount of building and repairs
in all directions. speaking well for the
enterprise of the town.
Morgan Center.
Good Tidings Day will be observed |
next Sunday in the Union church |
singing responsive reading, speaking.
etc.
Newport.
Mr.. Herbert Morse has commenced
building house on Prospect ST.
A. E. Blodgett of North Stratford,
n. H.. has moved into F. Davis
house on South St.
A course of lectures is to be held
here this winter, and several eminent
lecturers are engaged.
The /. o. G.. T. lodge hold their
grand lodge in the M. E. church
on Wednesday and Thursday.
L. F. Kay is going to move into
| / o{o
May Flint of Troy goes in where he
vacates.
G.. W. Cade has moved into the
restaurant that he purchased of
Moulton, and has opened Cottage
Hotel.
Newport Center.
Robert Lathe has bought the Ralph
Erwin house paying $1,000.
6. Hoyt has sold his grocery to
w. Hunt. We are sorry to lose Hoyt
but we wish Hunt success.
| Orrin Pyer has moved on to the
Gould farm.-Vin. Larabee has
moved into part of S. browns
house.
G.. D. Percy has lately purchased
dry goods.-D. L. HiIdrith has or
dered lot of new goods and intends
to keep nice assortment of dry
goods in connection with his ready
made clothing, silver ware and jewel
ry.
Westfield.
The Lyceums at the village are
quite interesting and we'll attended.
Paul Dushman has moved back
from North Troy to his farm on
West Hill.
, E.. r. Sisco has an increase of
} pension from ten to twenty-four dol
| lars per month.
Willis Wakefield of the firm of
Hoyt & Wakefield is in Mass, max
ing collections and sales.
Mrs. Harvey Porter has bought
the James farm in Troy, paying
S9,000.-C. e. Clark has bought q
farm in Bloomington, and Will move
there at once.
( DR.. Gray has sold his practice tc
one DR.. F. F. Pope, from Mass
We are sorry to have DR.. Gray leave
&. US, for since his stay here he has
8 been one of our best citizens anG
' has made many friends, and has the
confidence of the people as a physi
o clan.
D CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East burke.
Mrs. Joel jenkins has gone to Worces
" ter, Mass, visiting.
There are five cases of diphtheria il
5 the village but all are reported as i'm
! proving.
John Dashney lost his barn by fire OIL
the night of the It'll, with all its contents
if including three cows, a hog and lot o
grain.
w. B. Godding had fine sheep kille'
by large dog last Wednesday, maxim:
IL seven the same dog has killed for differ
n ent persons in this town.
Mrs. D. B. Gushing goes to Boston
next week for millinery goods. She will
open millinery store and dressmakin:
Z" rooms in her house on her return.
West Burke.
Chauncey Warren is in town again 70
er a few weeks stay.
It Wendall Silsby's eldest son, Charlie,
in dangerous condition.
Quite a number expect to attend tn
Grand Lodge this week at Newport.
;, Way, & Co., put in a new tin shop i
= the rooms vacated by d. r. DensmOre.
Mrs. A. F. Andrews of Goudsville,
visiting friends in town for a few day
l. on her way to Grand Lodge.
re The w. L. Marshall farm was sold 9
m auction for s., 200 to G. w. Woodruff.
is understood that other parties are
. have it, Cows sold from 500 to $24.
East E1ardvick.
Mr.. Farrand has opened shoe sho
IN in S. T. Williams shop.
It. Edgar Hunt is preparing for dwell
I'd ing on Pleasant Street.
O. Rev. E. E. Rogers preached at tn
north school house to an audience {
about so last Sabbath.
"i Hardwick.
lg Mr. Peter ST. John is now citizen
s. this town. He comes among US we
recommended, and is said to be one {
the best of harness makers. Let us pa
-, ronize him.
Typhoid fever seems to be quite prev'
lent of late, thus far among the yonn
IS, people. George Kent's oldest daught'
II. and child of Mrs. Garvin being anon
q, those considered in danger.
=, The granite business of Hardwick is ST
gaining, but with marked degree