Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-11-01

der recently.
Mr.. Mills, of Albany has moved
into Harding and Thayer's tene-
ment.
Miss Carrie Chamberlin who has
been IN Burlington the past week,
has returned. She expects her stock
of millinery goods from New York
early this week.
Charles Greenwood has been do
ing nicely since his return from the
Burlington hospital. Charles Hutch
ms is going soon to the hospital in
Burlington for an artificial eye.
Dea. Sawyer and wife, delegates
to the county conference at Green's
boro, returned Thursday. Mrs. E.
Coolidge was a delegate to the S. 5.
convention at Chester.
Mr.. Kinney has hired Mr.. Miller
vi w GSGu6lu, W run uio DuoinCoo'
and has gone away for his health.
Morgan.
j. F. Waterman is building new
horse barn.
Horace Beebe has bought a farm
in Westmore.
Miss Annie Taylor started for
Los Angeles, CAL, the 25th.
Miss Sadie Flanders closed another
term of school in Barton, the 22nd.
Mr.. Banfeld from Canada, has
bought J. A. Gray's farm and stock.
The Morgan boys played match
game of ball with the Derby Acade
my boys Saturday. The Morgan
boys beat by 20 scores.
The ladies are raising money for
the repairs of the church by an auto
graph quilt, and give supper at the
church next Friday evening.
Newport.
Geo. Leonard and family have gone
to California.
Prouty & Miller will not run their
mill nights any longer.
John Sheldon fell off his train al
Sutton, P. O., recently and was
quite seriously injured.
H. B. Green steps high these days
little daughter having come to board
with him.
The fall term of school in district
No. 3, taught by Matte A. Chillson
closed last Friday. Those having nc
tardy marks were Gertie Cunningham
Adelbert Mari, Linsford Morey
Having no absent or tardy marks
Nellie Locke, Belle Mari, Hermie
Fuller, George Locke, Eddie Mari
Whole number attending school p
Average attendance 10 1-20.
Newport Center.
John Kilby is building new house
at the village.
Mitch Lamere has bought piece
of land of Mrs. DUMMY, paying
$3.50.
The Baptist society have hireG
Rev. Soules of Newbury to preacl
for them.
Hollis Gould Is in town negotiat
ing with Mr.. Vance for the sale o
his farm.
The M. E. Sabbath school hav
just purchased fine collection o
new books.
Troy.
The school at the mills closed las
D Friday.
w. Morey has the job to saw shin
gle for Stevens & Co.
John Brigham lost a little fnge
recently by getting it caught In a CT
der mill.
Park Davis has returned from hi
5 visit west.-Harry Caswell has re
turned from Massachusetts.
E. G. House got hurt one ola
last week in Stevens & Cos mill b
falling between the long skid an
s headblock on the saw carriage.
North Troy.
Miss Minnie Paine has gone t
S Merriville, P. @, ta learn to spea
: French.
Olden Crosley has moved on t
: his mountain lot, and S. Coburn int
a the one vacated by him.
s School in Dis. Mol closed las
Friday with appropriate exercises
II Miss Crandall is to teach the winte
D term.
II Mr.. Shores who has been in th
J place most of the time since Nj
McKenzie's absence, has returne
0 home.
a George Bartlett spent the Sabbat
e of Oct. "a, at home from st. John!
d bury; he is enjoying his school ver
s much.
Mrs. Garvin who attempted suicid
/ few weeks ago is fast recovering, an
q is reported better than she has bee
:, for some time.
e Rev. J. T. Buzzell spent the Sal
IS bath at home, occupying his usu,
u place in the pulpit. He has bee
feeling poorly since going to Mon
pelier.
4 Horace Banister has sold b
+ blacksmith shop to Mr.. Pelkey, M
Porter's son-in-law from Fitzwi
liams, N. H. We understand NJ
Mitchell is to remain as workman.