Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-03-15

so hard that it could not stop in this
town.
Peter Carrow has moved into the
Mrs. M. Ross house, not L. J. Eli |
oft, as reported last week.
Adelbert Todd of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is spending few weeks VS.
iting his friends and old acquaint-
ances here
The town voted to pay no interest
on town orders after 10 days; those
voting therefore had better see spec
ial act of Legislature.
"Turn the Rascal Out This
time Mrs. Ermina Chamberlin, P.
NJ, is the subject that is being dis
cussed by some in this place.
Morgan.
Horace Beebe has taken the Chad
wick place for another year.
The number of births in this town
were II, marriages 10, deaths 10.
Geo. Twombly from Holland has
moved on to his farm on the Gore.
E. K. Lord is getting out lumber
preparatory to building a shop this
summer.
Newport.
The new Jail has eight boarders.
Henry has made a trade with the
selectmen to run the hearse.
Mr.. Ripley is here from the West
to look after his property.
Mr.. Butterfeld has opened hotel
restaurant IN Drew's block.
Mr.. Lewis Hitchcock has lost all
his family, his wife being buried last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Bailey started for her
home IN North Grantham, n. H.,
last Saturday.
There will he donation and oys-
ter supper at the Baptist church Tues
day evening next.
The fire department was out last
Saturday and tried all of the by
drants, finding them in working or
der.
The sugar party at M. E. church
was success, the entertainment be-
ing very good. Proceeds about ten
dollars.
Newport Center.
James A. Place has been granted
a pension of So a month and has re-
ceived $1,000 back pay.
Mr.. Haslett has sold one of his
fast horses to Mr.. Corley of Iras-
burgh.
Troy.
The Willing Workers will meet
with Mrs. F. J. Leach Wednesday
afternoon and evening, March II.
Mr.. William Wiley of jamestown,
Dakota, is visiting friends here.
The Troy cornet band will give a
concert at Newport Center on We'd
nesday evening, March II; at Troy
March IS and at Jay March Goth.
There were ten members added tc
the Good Templars at their last meet
ing. The lodge has hired G.. w. All
ken's hall for the coming year. Theil
meetings will be held on Tuesday ev.
ening of each week.
WestfeId-
John FL. Buck has sold the Henry
Ostrout place to Peter Recor.
Two things to do this month &c
ready for listers and license you
, "purp."
Orison Stone and Ed. Boyntol
2 have bought farm in Wolcott, pay
ing $500.
n. c. Hoyt has sold his store tt
the James estate for $500. 1t will
: continue to be occupied by Hoyt {
S Miller.
0. S. Annis has again secured TIL
agency for the sale of guano and 9th
5 err fertilizers. 1t will be we'll for tn
farmers to deal with him, as he al
t ways gives bottom prices.
: Milo Hall, who has been for som
e time suspected of selling liquor il
!, town, was last week arrested an
: taken before justice Miller. The re
suit of the trial has not yet bee
It made known. owe hope that justic
has been done).
News reaches us of the death q
> Jesse P. Brush of Iowa. Mr.. Brus
was a cashier IN bank at Usage an
o prominent business man. He wa
n quite well known in this town. FL
married daughter of I. O. Brown
It formerly of this place.
!. WeStmOre.
Last Wednesday evening th
: friends of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. De>
: ereaux to the number of 20, Assem-
bled at their home, and reminds
them of the fact that it was thei
fifth marriage anniversary. A mic
stuffed chair, an extension table an
several other useful presents wer
made. Oysters were provided, an
all had good time.
ST. j OhnSbnI.y.
= Mrs Smith closed her Iabors with til