Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-03-05

Dauly. tie started lOT his HOme III DilS'
tel, r. l., the next day. We regret his
sickness and are disappointed in not hav-
ing the revival services go forward.
Lowell.
The Young Ladies Society gave an en-
tertainment at the town hall, Friday eve,
March 2. Warm sugar was served.
The North Hyde Park Club played Gun
der the Laurels' at the town hall Tuesday
ingly well played.
Morgan.
Rev. Mr.. Worthen's lecture on "Mes-
merism" was very interesting, and ought
rods, aliases, etc.
Newport
''Cordelia' languishes in Jail.
It is reported that the annual muster of
the state militia will be held at Newport,
or more properly at Derby. Derby quiet
| ly sheds considerable incandescent glory
on Newport.
Newport Center.
Creamery meeting on the afternoon of
| March 10.
| Robert Lathe purchases a house of
Amos Chamberlin.
William Fl. Wiley and John Labree
| have received an increase of their pen
Sons recently.
Amos Chamberlin has sold his village
oh ID r hn en-.
Possession given March 20.
Adna Wilcox will move to his fathers
farm to care for his parents, receiving
the property and giving life lease.
D. L. Hildreth has so far improved
that he is able to sit up some every day.
He was reduced so low that his recovery
is very slow.
Albert Tracy has bought building lot
OF Geo. L. Sleeper on which he intends
to build store and tenement house this
spring. It is on the grounds where the
hotel was burned some year and half
ago.
Eugene Whipple has moved to Iras
burgh, where he has rented a farm. Frank
Rollins has moved there also, and he and
his wife have hired out to work one Year
for Mr.. Whipple.-Baldwin Sias has NOV
ed from the village to district No. -,
into Mr.. Whipple's house.-Heman Smith
and family have moved to North Troy
is nearer his section on the railroad, of
which he is foreman.
The village schools closed on Friday
with appropriate exercises. Miss Gran
dali and Miss Jones have taught during
the year and have given good work and
satisfaction. The following is a record:
Those who have no absent marks are
Sarah Sanborn, Addie Sanborn, Ethel
Hammond, Nettie Smith, Burton Percy,
Winford Rogers, Frank HiIdreth, George
Sleeper, Frank FrizZell, Ernest Bartlett.
During the school year of thirty-two
weeks Nettie Smith, Frank Hildreth,
George Sleeper and Winford Rogers had
no absent marks; Frank FriZzrll had but
one, and Blanche Titus was absent one
half day. Nearly eight thousand words
were spelled during the year-orally and
written-of which Blanche Titus missed
but one.
In the primary department, taught by
Miss Nettie Jones, thirty-five names were
enrolled, and the average was thirty-two
Those having no absent marks were
George and Birdie Allen, Mark Coats,
Anna Forbes. Lutte Farrar, Effie Haslett,
Alice and Arthur Johnson, Hila jenkins,
Josie Liberty, Melvina Morse, Myrtle
Meacham, Don Percy, Grace Wiley,
Retta Miller, Myrta Kinney, Mabel Morse.
There has been only one tardy mark.
We<ffieId.
JIG. Conant will carry on Wells Woods
farm for another year.
John Hoyt has rented and moved on to
Buck & Stevens Wiley farm in Troy.
Ashley Farman has bought Silas Hills
place in the village and moved on to 1t.
Ed. Dusham met with quite an accident
while rolling logs last week, and is laid up
for re pairs.
w. B. Gilpin has moved from the North
Hill on to the farm he bought of Ashley
Farman last fall.
George R. Hoyt has built a large store
house near his store, his large and in
creasing trade making it necessary He
will he on hand to buy butter as usual
this season.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. u O n~buEV.
George NJ Williams has sold his mar
bot in, Z h. M.i ctr q,
II. A. Folsom of Barton. Mr.. Folsom is
practical butcher and purposes TO main
tain the reputation this market has al
ways enjoyed. Mr.. Williams will go
South as soon as his business Affairs are
squared up.