Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-10-01

Philips. 1t was genuine surprises
she received among other gifts nice
gold ring, scrap book and dress. They
went early and had tea at the parsonage,
and all report a pleasant time.
Salern-DcrbS,-
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Yatham (Sarah A.
CrandalD of Lake Village, n. H., have
been visiting at her fathers, 81. B. Gran
dali.
The Rev. D. C. Stevens preached his
last sermon at the Crandall school house
Sept. 23d. We understand that Mr.. Ste
vens expects to leave soon for Mass. Our
best wishes go with him.
Ladies Aid next Thursday afternoon at
Cong. church vestry. All invited.
The members of the w. G. L. q. will
meet at J. E. Dwinell's next Tuesday at
half past two.
Mrs. Loanda Dwinell has moved here
and occupies her old home, purchased
several months ago.
The Mite Society will hold their next
sociable on Friday afternoon and even
ing, Oct. 9Th at J. E. Dwinells
O. B. Dodge and family have moved
back to their farm on the hill. Lew
Drew remains there for the present
Mrs. Lodemia (PercivaD Kimball and
sister, of Boston were here last week
visiting the scenes of their childhood.
The Earnest Workers will hold socia-
BILE at S. N. Clark's, Friday afternoon
and evening, Oct. 5. All are cordially
invited.
S. S. Blanchard died last night. Mr..
Blanchard has lived in this town many
wears, and was a member Of the M b.
church. He leaves two sisters and one
brother, Rev. II. Blanchard.
Greensboro Bend
H. A. Keir is doing a large business
making water heaters for heating water
for stock in winter. He has three men at
work on them most of the time. He mas
eighteen men in his employ, peddling and
selling heaters.
L. D. Farr has got his engine ana
mill, and will soon be ready for bust
ness.
People in this vicinity are getting dis
couraged about harvesting: one man has
ten acres of oats all ready to get in as
soon as dry enough, and four acres OF
potatoes that are nearly covered witt
water and rotting badly.
| Morgan Center
A new conner at L. II. Wheeler's-boJ
baby.
L. P. Blake of Island Pond has LEASED
the hotel and taken possession.
Ezra Fowler of West Derby has bough
his brothers house and will soon move.
Frank Bush is putting in a new founda
tion under his barn.-Joel Goodsell i
building barn.
William Gilman has returned fror
Mass. where he has been at work Wi
liam thinks Vermont is good enough TO
him.
Newport
S. S. Godding and Charles Larue hav
moved to Canada.
Mrs. Weber returned last Saturda
from Canada, where she has been on
brief visit.
One hundred and twelve names passe
from the treasurers book to the collec
or's tax bill as delinquents in village di
trict, and over 200 in town.
The Newport band have been doing
good deal of hard practicing of late, an
are playing very well. Several street an
open air concerts have been given.
The Evangelical Alliance of Newpol
and West Derby are taking measures
canvass this vicinity in order to reach I'll
non-church goers, and to try to Undue
them to attend church.
A suit has been brought by Selden Eas
man of North Troy against Parker 4 HUI
of the same place. Their mills being {
opposite sides of the river, Eastman CLAIM
that Parker & Hunt use more water tn;
belongs to them, and consequently brinl
1 this suit. Several lawyers of this pla
: have been engaged in the case.
export Center.
l Mrs L. L. Sowles, who has been Wis
: inc friends here, has returned to h
home in Swanton.
Samuel Rogers and wife are here on
visit to his former home, from Middleto
n Conn.
WeStGeld.
Threshing machine men report go
2 yield of all kinds of grain.
S Mrs. McGlynn has moved to town a
opened dressmaking rooms.
81 S. S. Johnson's family are all bett,
. four of them having had fever.
Mrs. Charles Gilbert is quite sick; a
j. Rev. M. r. Chase is on the sick list
'' Jessie G. Buck is home from Low
where he has been for about three yea
John Carrows family rejoice over
- advent of the 10th baby in their fam
circle.
Hoyt & Wakefield have sold their bla
smith shop to Paul Dusham for So
III Possession to be given in January, Is
. Jesse Buck died at his residence h
on the 25th inst, aged 81 years and m
Mr.. Buck moved to this town in is
where he resided until 1864, when he
u moved to Troy. He lived in Troy Ill
:" 1884, and then came back to this toy
~ He had been married go years, and
- wife survives him. He was one of
most influential and respected citiZe
and had many sterling qualities.
'" On Sunday night, Sept. %, the st
of George R. Hoyt was burglarized,
w. goods were taken out to the amour
about $500. The thieves entered
af- store by a back window, and the
they worked showed that they were
nd quainted with the store and goods.
so Tuesday w. G. Morse was arrested al
;, partial examination was held, which
suited in his being held in custody U
GOV Friday, when further examination
had and he was further held to await
yer result of a trial to be held on None
n.y. Oct. s. For want of bail he was com