Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-12-24
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See MONITOR agent at post-office, Wed
nesday forenoon of this week.
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Miss Alice Grow, who went to Burlino
ton recently, is sick with pneumonia.
Miss Pickle has closed her dressmakine
business in the Boston Clothing Store.
See MONITOR agent at post-office, Wed
nesday evening and Thursday forenoon
stranger by the name of Prouty died
of apOplexy at the Memphremaoog Honse
on Thursday
L. r. Pratt and his brother. Gilman
have been to Fitchburg, Mass. to visit
their aged mother.
Joseph Woodbury. and his family have
gone to keeping house in the Dorman
building on Coventry street.
c. j. Hubbard has just completed a
horse barn, 30x40 feet, adjoining his resi-
dence on Second Street
The family of George Livingstone in
West Derby are sick with cankerrash, one
child having died with it.
B. Wiley has arranged with his son-in-
law, Chauncey Armstrong, to care for
himself and wife during their lifetime.
The ladies Of the Social Union held a
sale and supper at the vestries of the
Congregational church last Wednesday
evening.
The village schools closed last Friday
until after the holidays. Prof Sargent
goes to his home in Thetford to spend
Christmas.
John Revoir,a brakeman at this station
was badly injured last Monday morning
while shifting cars on the track The
engineer made flying switch and the
cars were thrown together with such
| force as to cause the accident, badly
crushing the leg and one hand of Mr..
Revoir.-Mrs. Baker, a lady living on
Third street, accidentally fell down the
cellar stairs, and was badly bruised one
day last week.
Newport Center.
D. L. Hildreth is again sick.
There will be a concert at the Baptist
church New Years evening.
A. C. Sleeper is buying some hay in
this section to ship down country.
Christmas tree at the M E. church
Tuesday evening; there will be speaking
and singing.
Mrs. Welby Hammond has returned
from her visit to Boston. She was sick
with malarial fever while there.
Mr.. King, MONITOR agent, wishes to
see all the friends of the MONITOR at
post-office Thursday afternoon and ev-
ening.
South Troy.
The hotel is closed for want of suita-
BILE landlord.
MONITOR agent visits the post-office
Friday forenoon of this week.
Fred Sisco has moved to the tenement
over the Young store.-Mr. Hager has
moved back to Newport Center.
DR.. Emery's people had 10th marriage
anniv ersary surprise party Tuesday night,
with the usual pleasing ceremonies.
WestfeId.
See MONITOR agent at.post-office Friday
afternoon.
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f. c. Sanborn has moved on to Chas.
Spencers farm in Sutton.
Mrs. Zolla Davis, an old neighbor, is
Aisiting in this vicinity.
Mrs. A. II. Cheney has gone to West
Burke to have tumor removed.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
st. y OhnSbUry.
The recent accident to a freight train
west of St. Johnsbury cost the r. r.
Co. $1,000.
E. Fl. Walcott, for some time past
assistant editor of the CaledOnidn has
retired to his home in Mass, owing to
the death of a father-in-law, and the
CdledORi0n is liable to lose his services.
He was a genial man and handled the
pen with much ease and discretion.
Hard
Archie Grant has moved into Mr..
Spencer's house.
There will be no school Monday and
Tuesday so both teachers and scholars
can celebrate Christmas.
very nice granite shaft, over IS feet
long, from Crandall's quarry was shipped
from this place a few days ago.
The town is building a snow roller II
feet in length to be used on the river
and low roads-the other rollers are ten
feet. This gives the town five rollers
and insures good roads.
The great rain raised the river so the
ice took off part of Shipmans foot bridge
and INSTRUCTED Henry Mack'S hume and
water wheel so as to stop the machinery
about week. The bridge will be re-
paired.
VIM. H. Underwood, veteran of the
late war; is in an almost helpless, and
probably dangerous condition of health
Dorman Bridgman is in poor health
Eddie Bridgman is gaining from his
recent hurt,
East HardxvicIx.
VIM. Ellis and son have moved into
the tenement on the west end of the
bridge.
II. W. Stevens and G. L. Johnson have
divided their farm below village, Stew
ems taking the land on the east side and
Johnson on the west side.
The Blake family have a reunion at
Henry Blake's Thursday, Dec. 9th, it
being reception for G. w. Blake who
is here for the first time since he left
the state for Kansas twenty-five years
ago.
LyndOnville.
J. M. Pillsbury and wife Joined the
company of California eXcursionists, who
left this place on Tuesday last. They
intend to return sometime during the
next summer.
Chester w. Carpenter died on Satur-
day evening last after a weeks Illness of
pneumonia, at the age of IS years. He