Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-12-03
ed the James Hamilton place, the latter
having sold his place at auction.

ed the James Hamilton place, the latter
having sold his place at auction.
Roy Davis is going to Oregon to engage
! in the mercantile business. Nav prosper
I ity attend him.-(iertruele AmeS is going
to California to spend the winter.
Two little boys were talking about
i their fathers a few days since. when one
asked, as your father Christian" mo,
i he's a democrat" This reminds US of
the little boy in the Sunday School class,
who in reciting his verse, said, 1.-TWO
men went us to the temple to pray. The
one was a republican, the other sinner"
aaass,ursgEs.
See Wheeler & Locke's new ad.
School in district No. 2, taught by
Myra Douglas of Coventry, closed Nov.
9th. The scholars who were not absent
one-half day, are as follows: Helen and
Henry Somers, Bertha Bailey, Agnes
ter Harlow.
Jay
A young baby boarder at A Gilbert's
Hay sells for $40 per ton and is scarce
here.
There have been five cases of diphthe-
ria at Henry Goss'.
H. Tucker of Troy has moved into the
w. S. Huntley house.
Wood shod sleds put in an appearance
for tba IuyOhar ann Nov ODD
Geo. Sisco was recently severely hurt
in the side by board thrown from a
saw
Walter Huntley has rented the Dan
Whitman farm for one year and Dan
moves into the village.
Mrs. Dodge has left home and will
country" for employment.
lowell.
Mrs. H. III. Newton was seriously injur-
ed by fall recently.
T. B. Cowan has sold his farm and
bought the Levi Brigham place in the viii
lage.
Ella Wheelock has gone to Boston for
the winter.-Ed. Lang has gone to Phila-
delphia to work.
School books and school supplies at
Aseltine's also holiday goods in variety.
Call early and get the best.
Frank Sawyer has moved into rooms in
E. B. Cooledge'S house, and Ezra Taylor
has moved into the rooms Sawyer vacat-
ed.-Ed. Mason has moved into V. NJ.
Parker's tenement house, and the barber
goes into room at the hotel.
MOr. an
Mr.. Fiske is about to move to Derby
Line.
Luther Cobb came home from St.
Johnsbury, and Anna from Johnson to
spend Thanksgiving.
VIM. A. Bartlett, prominent citizen of
this town, died on Tuesday last, after a
long and painful illness. Mr.. Bartlett has
held many offices of trust in town; has
represented the town in the legislature,
and has been most useful member of
the NJ. Z. church He died in the Chris
I'll 1alJn, lie leaves Il vile, Udu8nbeT,
an aged and feeble mother and many 9TH
er relatives.
Newport
Baxter Post will meet at their hall on
Wednesday, Dec. -, at l O'Clock p. M,
to elect officers for the ensuing year. The
Post extend an invitation to Barton
Landing and Newport Center Posts to
meet with them. An oyster supper will
be served in the evening by the w. r. c.
at - o'clock, for the sum of % cents.
All comrades and citizens are invited to
attend. Social entertainment after supper.
~ Newport Center.
David Rollins was fined So recently for
cruelty to animals.
The Baptist people are organizing
temperance society for the children.
south Troy.
f. B. Hammond is making improve
ments on his store.
Alex Falconer was badly hurt in the
G. p. Stevens mill recently.
The village school is so large that a
second teacher has been engaged as as
sistant.