Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-07

Jane Young has gone to Norwich, Conn,
where her brother is working in a store.
Greensboro.
Geo A. Porter has sold his farm to
Chas. A. Goodrich.
j. ID. Findlay undertook to have the
typhoid fever but DR.. Carter broke it up.
Alex Calderwood will take down his
saw mill and erect it at the Lovejoy place.
Mrs John C. Babcock presented her
husband with fine boy as Christmas
present.
The suit of Coomer VS.. Hill was con-
tinued to the Doth on account of the sick
ness of the Justice.
Mrs. Harriet ELLSWORTH Cobb and son
of Waterloo, Iowa, are visiting relatives
and friends in town.
Abner Hill has rented J. A. Simpsons
farm.-L. F. Babbitt has moved into J.
! O. Cutters house.-Mrs. Burpee has pur-
chased the premises she has occupied, of
F. w. Goodall.
bOT.O Bend.
PS. Paine is still confined to the house.
w. S. Mcdowell, who had his leg brok-
en- some months ago, has had the misfor-
tune to fall and break it over again.
A young man by the name of Miles who
lives in Stannard, cut his foot some days
ago, and has since had the lockjaw. He
is in critical condition.
large number of the friends and
neighbors of P. G. Salmon and wife in
formed them that it was their 9Th wedding
anniversary last Monday night, when
pleasant time was enjoyed.
Holland.
Isaac Baldwin has gone to Lowell,
Mass, for hospital treatment.
Geo. H. Tice has bought the store and
| goods belonging to the estate of James
Lewis.
The MONITOR agent did not connect as
we expected some days since, but will be
at the post-office Thursday afternoon
next, and at Caswell & French's mill,
| Thursday evening.
1rasbuEgh.
Donation for Rev. I. P. Chase at M. E.
parsonage, Tuesday eve, Jan. Is. All Ing
vited.
The New Years ball at the hotel was
attended by 80 couples. The company
were handsomely entertained.
Herbert Lee, while falling trees on
Thursday last, lodged one upon another,
and in attempting to dislodge it, was
struck by one of the trees and had leg
badly fractured.
The item in regard to the gift of safe
to certain persons in Irasburgh, which
appeared in our columns last week, as we
have since learned, was intended to cast
reproach on respectable citizens of that
village. We regret that any correspond
ent or friend should make US a party to
any such wrong. There are some things
that seem to be cunning, that are, never
theless, wrong and mean. The MONITOR
does not wish to make itself the medium
for the circulation of any scandal.
| TEDITOR.
Lowell.
The miller thinks it would be the safest
way for that man to bring the bag of meal
right back.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid Society
will hold a sociable and oyster supper in
the town hall, on Friday eve, Jan. 18th.
Every one invited.
A very large lot of logs are skidded in
the woods, and the transfers are suffer
ing both loss OF time and the board of
teams while waiting for shedding.
The item in the Lowell items of last
week in regard to DR.. Hill and w. E.
Curtis trotting their horses from II. J.
: Cross to the village should have read
151a minutes.
Nj Organ
Revs. Allen and Drisco were each re-
membered in the gift of a fur coat by
their friends here at Christmas.
) Mrs. S. A. Grow of Barton Landing
has been caring for her father.-Mrs.
Robbins, daughter of Cyrus Albee has
: also been here.
Morgan Center.
L. P Blake has built an addition to the
hotel and will build stable in the spring
The MONITOR agent will be at Morgan
Center Thursday forenoon, Jan. 10. Get
, your change ready.
There will be donation supper at the
school-house hall on Tuesday evening,
January 10Th, for the benefit of Rev.
5 James Allen.
Newport.
Arthur True cut bad cash in his foot
last Friday. DR.. Gould was called to
dress the wound.
The officers of Baxter Post and of the
. w. R. C. will be installed by Comrade E
c. Potter of St. Johnsbury, on Wednes
day, Jan. 9th. Oysters, ETC., will be serv-
ed by the W. r. c. after the installation.
L All comrades are invited to attend.
1t is quite sickly here at present. There
have been some cases of diphtheria al
Batesville, and across the Derby side al
Searles' mill, with a few mild cases else
- where Mis-. j. III. Searles is seriously
ill, and Dr. Blanchard is confined to his
= room with illness.
Newport Center.
Ella 0liucS mas SOIe w NOWPoIo "
y work for Laura Ionic at dressmaking.
Mr. Regain an aged man, fell on thu
u sidewalk last Tuesday and broke hi
- wrist.
There will be donation for Rev. Mr.
Wedgeworth Tuesday evening, Jan. 10
with an oyster supper.
By team accident Mr.. and Mrs. A
!, c.. Sleeper were thrown from carriag
near C. L. browns, Mrs. S. being quit
severely injured
Mrs. Doratha Baker has placed Yer
handsome eight-day clock in the M. Z
church, and a street lamp is placed i
u front of the church.
WeStfieId.
j. G.. Buck has returned to Iowa.
Uncle Henry Miller is in feeble healt
and his recovery is doubtful.