Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-11-19

to attend school.
C. l.. Drown has a job to put stone on
to the railro I'd.
Mrs. G. L. Drown has returned from
her visit to Lowell. Mass.
D. j. Perkins cut his hand badly while
dressing beef creature last Wednesday.
Mrs. Buzzep, who has been an invalid
for a number of years, died on the 8th
| inst.
New sidewalks have been laid and old
ones repaired much needed improve
ment.
Oysters will be served next Tuesday
evening at G. A. r. Hall by the Earnest
/ Workers at 80 cents couple.
The patriotic boys of this place cele-
brated Harrison and Mortons election by
! firing anvils and shotguns, etc
! The village schools commenced Mon
| day, the 18th inst, and are taught by
Miss Crandall and Miss Jones.
| Andrew j. Titus and wife returned to
their home here this week, from Massa-
chuuetts, where they went last spring.
Corydon Cummings and wife of Leba-
non, N. H., were here visiting their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Sias, last
week.
Eddie Tute has moved into the HaSlett
house in the village, and Charles Tute
has moved on to the farm vacated by
Eddie.
w. H. Wiley has clapboarded his new
barn and is painting it; when completed
he will have as nice set of buildings as
there is in this place.
DR.. c. L. Erwin has the frame for his
new horse barn up and partly boarded
! 1t is on his farm just out of the village
Orlando Williams has raised the ell part
of his house one story and put on a new
roof; he has also added nice cupola to
his barn, making a marked improvement
in his buildings.
Newport.
Rev. Mr.. Mills is away on a short va
cation.
There is dark cloud hanging over the
custom house.
S. w. Parker and family are going to
| Massachusetts to spend the winter.
Mrs. W. I'll. Curtis has returned from
her prolonged stay with a sister in New
Hampshire.
Mrs. w. S. Ransom, who has been so
very sick for many weeks in West Derby,
is slowly recovering.
partner and they keeping house in
rooms rented of Mrs. Dawson.
Mrs. J. r. Thrasher, who has been sick
for the past nineteen years, passed away
last Friday afternoon. Her funeral was
attended on Sunday and her remains were
taken to Coventry for interment.
CARD.-We, the undersigned, desire
to publicly express our thanks to neigh
bors and friends for their kind assistance
during the sickness, death and burial of
our dear wife and mother.
EZRA DAWSON,
j. G. DAWSON,
L. w. DAWSON.
South Troy.
The republicans celebrated their vic
tory on Monday evening.
Mrs. Stevens, wife of our county sem
ator, spent last week at the Capitol.
| Among recent weddings were those of
John Brigham to Mary Crofts of Lowell,
James Masten and Nettie Sherman, and
D. j. Sisco of Jay and George Nutting
! of Sutton, P. @.
! John c. Burke in his campaign speech
here recently, said one object of reducing
the tariff on salt was that it might be
used in great abundance to salt down
the republicans on November. We sug-
| gest that little of this savory article be
used about the Custom House at New
| port.
! WeStrnOre.
H. H. Bowley has his new house nearly
ready to move into.
| A Mr. Forte has moved into the Car
| penter house, and is numbering for Crom.
! Buswell
Peter LaPete has put up very good
house on his place in the west part of the
! town.
! WeStgIefd.
Mabel daughter of Frank Wright,
was badly scalded by hot water being
spilled on her head one day last week.
Erwin and Lyman Clark are in town
| looking after the interests of their farm.
E. M. Todd is to stay on it for another
| year. Glad to have Eds folks stay with
us.
Lewis & Seaver of North Troy have
bought the goods in the store occupied
by G. r. Hoyt, and Ernest Jardine and
! Clarence Ewins are selling them out
Jardine was formerly clerk for Hoyt,
and is we'll liked in town, while Ewns
comes we'll recommended. We hope they
| will be successful.
CALEDONIA COUNTY