Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-07-12

Iidoouisoh AOS'SS3 w. oo3 L. ~. "
T., will hold a public meeting, We'd
nesday evening, July IA. An adj
dress, entitled ssWhat / saw in Lon
don," will be given by Rev. Mr..
Schofeld.
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Mary Tatro has sold her house and
all but IA of an acre of her lot.
Miss White from the West is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. Magoon.
An eleven pound boy put In an ap-
pearance at Mr.. Crandall's recently.
S. L. Day and R. W. Allard have
taken job to cut the logs on the 7.
A. Chase farm.
Mr.. S. Chamberlin has commenc-
ed work on his new houses. S.
Huntley has bought a village lot of
G. R. Bartlett and will erect set Of
buildings thereon.
J. E. Chase has moved his barn
across the road, and put on an addi-
ton, making it 100 feet long; it will
be claphoarded and painted.-G. C.
Lncier, B. F. Paine, A. M. Wake
man and Mr.. Huntley are each erect
ing barns.
The road commissioners seem to
have a most tender regard for the
road leading across the meadow to-
ward Troy, putting it in the best con-
dition, when there are other roads in
town dangerous to travel over in day
light, much more in night time.
Wouldn't it be we'll to remember that
there are other sections besides the
Borough that have rights and neces-
stiles?
well.
| Frank Sanborn has got his new
house closed in. 1t is on the opposite
side OF the road from the old one, and
the prospect is much improved.
| Our celebration proved quite an
affair, and there was rarely ever a
larger number of people about town.
There were the usual parades and
sportive exercises. The Grafton by
Mason Stone was good one. The
day was ushered in and closed by
fire. works.
Morgan.
BERTHE Farr cut dis foot badly
while at work with an ak recently.
w. A. Bartlett's horses were Sc.
verely cut by running into barbeC
wire fence.
Miss Annie Taylor and Sarah Cobt
started for Bethlehem, N. H., the
9TH inst.
The item last week about the quill
Miss Sarah Morse pieced, should
have read 5000, instead of 800 pieces
Newport.
DR.. Hoskins has rented Mrs. Full
er's house on Main street.
j. Y. Green is still terribly sick
and his recovery is very doubtful.
Old Mr.. Chase, a man on the town
farm, was recently found dead in .
pasture, some distance from tn,
buildings. 1t is surmised that it il
a case of suicide.
e We are greatly panied to chroni
Gle the death of the only remaining
, daughter of Charles F. Ranney, which
! occurred on Saturday. She had beef
n severely sick with dlphtheria, but hat
9 partially recovered, when paralysi
of the heart occurred, and her deaf
! was sudden. Mr.. Ranney's peopl
have the deep sympathy of the entir
community in this second great be
reavement.
wpOrt Center.
The fireworks on the night O
July 3, were success.
G.. L. Drown has moved his BAR
and raised it up, preparatory to pu,
ting under basement.
Hollis Gerald and wife of Spring
- field, Mass, and Nye T. Sleepe
. and wife of Worcester, Mass, an
Clifford Titus and wife of Vergenne:
=. VT, are in town visiting friends.
" AS Arthur Hackett and Lucy an
(. Mabel Page were coming to the Ger
ter Saturday evening, July Sd, to Sc
). the fireworks, the horse becam
,r frightened and all were thrown t
i the ground. Mr.. Hackett had thre
n | lloo oiOhcu. "dIeI Idit All dl
broken and shoulder dislocatet
,r and Lucy was badly bruised. d
10 Rutherford was called, and all al
), doing we'll.
Westfie1d.
Alvah Hitchcock is here from Pro,
idcnce. R. 1.
Nelson Lurette had $50 stole
from his house on the 9Th.
+. Creamery butter sold last week fl
I. 20 cts per lb.-A slight advance.
IN Ben. Wedge has moved into tn
W house at the mill vacated by Andre,
IN Cross.
IL We notice VIM. Richardson, a fo1
~ mer townsman, in the place doin
= business and visiting friends.
~ Judge N. c. Hoyt has moved int
> his new office, where he has every
> thing in good shape and order.
O. S. Annis has started barber
shop at the village. Hair cut for
cts. Give him call and get goo
job done.