Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-02-01
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DR.. Ellery Stanford is visiting his
parents and friends.

III. Ellcly o'onioio 10 FicittnS lis
parents and friends.
Orrin A. Leach started for st.
Johnsbury this morning to attend
school at the Academy.
Geo. X. Hill has snapped the
Cushman place with B. G. Pike for
the hotel, paying 81 900 difference.
Public installation Of officers of
l. o. G.. /. Tuesday evening in the
Cong. church vestry at Z O'Clock.
every one invited.
Miss Myra Taplin. who has been
in Boston for some time receiving
treatment for her eyes, has returned
very much improved.
Eunice Wheeler has gone to Bos-
ton, and Mary Holman to Brockton,
Mass.-Will Morey is talking of 60
ing to Lynn, Massachusetts, soon.
Sheriff L. D. Miles moved from
the Jail house Monday a. M, and
John Old moved his family and the
post-office into the same in the p. N.
Harry A. Webster goes to St.
Johnsbury to-day, intending to start
for Los Angeles, California, to-mor-
row morning, hoping to regain his
health by change of climate.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
w. Phillips arranged to give them a
little surprise and help them warm
the house built this summer by MI.
Cotton accordingly Thursday even
ing a company of about seventy-ive
took possession of the premises and
had a good time.
VIM. Edmunds, whose paralytic
shock was mentioned last week grad
ually failed until his death, which
took place Saturday. He is to be
buried to-day. Mr.. Edmunds was
one of the substantial farmers in town
and leaves a wide circle of friends
who sympathize with his family in
their bereavement.
Jay.
H. Manuel and John Tute are on
the sick list.
John Dunn has rented rooms of c..
M. Chamberlln and moved in.
VIM. Macomber has purchased a
safe manufactured by Morris & Ire
land.
1t is daughter that makes so
pleasant smile on Rev. J. T. Buzz
zell's face.
O. Grossly has hired rooms in the
upper part of Frank Judd's house
and moved in.
The Rev. Currier is spending a
week with his parents in n. III. Mr..
Wallace supplies his desk.
G.. G.. Lucier has bought out Israel
Wheeler's interest in the Paine lum-
Der job and proposes to walk alone
evermore.
The friends and neig hbors of Mr..
and Mrs. H. f. Titus met at THEN
house Jan. 2Sth to celebrate the 18th
anniversary of their marriage Sew
eral very pretty and nice presents
were passed in.
Lowell.
Our literary society met on Mon,
day eve, with Mrs. R. King. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs
E. Curtis, subject, Walter Scot.
Capt. B. Austin and Lieut.. Ruff:
Kinsley of Post Hazen attended the
state encampment of the O.. A. r.
at Burlington, last week and had ;
delightful time. Lieut.. Kinsley wa:
able to contribute important facts O
the war. These were greatly prizet
by those who are preparing history
of the place Vermont had in thu
great struggle.
Morgan Center.
There will be donation mex
Wednesday evening, for the benef
O. Rev. j. w. Farrow.
Levi Towle has purchased a stril
of land from F. G.. O. Bush and will
erect store next spring.
3 Gray and Gilmore are shipping
largesquantity of hard wood timbe
to Newport via. Derby Line.
: Miss Gertie Waterman has finish
, ed clerking for A. j. Applebee ant
will attend school at Derby Academy
Business is lively at the steau
mill at present. Contractors ar
t taking advantage of the late fall o
snow and are rushing their logs t,
!, the mill in large quantities.
Newport.
, The bank moves into Drew's bloc
to-day.
) Mitchell Hall has moved into tn
Daggett house on Pleasant street.
: Mr.. Drew has his block nearl
completed, and has made a fine i'm
| provement.
10 Gouchee had his leg badly jam
med at the International Mills las
week.
John Roach and Ned Green hay
gone to Malone, New York, to worl
in hotel.
Henry Cushman, county clerk, ant
Alfred & Crane, lawyers, have moved
their Offices into the court house.
There will be a sociabin at Mrs
Alexander's tomorrow TUESDAY