Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-04-15

week. Meanwhile remember that they
are selling grass seed and phosphates.
Lowell.
Y. NJ. Parker has rented his farm to
Fred Sidney.
Cows at the Stannard estate auction
brought an average of $50 each.
Miss Ida Campbell and Mrs. Grant Skin
ner teach the village schools.
Ross Kinsley had the misfortune to
break leg few days ago, handling
logs.
Arthur Wheelock has gone to Colorado,
and Eugene Greenwood has gone to Ida
ho.-Allie Dodge has gone to New York.
Edison and B. w. Stannard have bought
the old s'home farm".-B. f. Alger has
sold his farm to James Collins and bought
the Rufus Brown place.
Newport.
The Catholic school has been opened
again.
w. B. Bowman is running the barber
shop in the Newport House.
The steamer Mountain Maid is adver-
tised to be sold at auction at Magog,
April oath.
William Butterfield has moved to Low
ell, Mass, where he has bought restau-
rant.
C. w. Cade has moved to West Derby
and is living in part of Fred Stevens
house.
Rev. C. Wedgeworth preached his fare
well sermon yesterday land will go to con-
ference this week.
True & Blanchard will begin work on
their block soon. The job is to be done
by H. C. Davenport. Ia
j. B. Lyon, who was the barber at the
Newport House for awhile, is now at work
in the office as clerk.
Mrs. Wheeler, who has worked SO long
as cook at the Memphremagog House, is
now at work at Hale's Hotel, Richford.
The Congregational church held memo
rial services yesterday, and said a last
sgood-bye" to the old church building in
the evening.
Ben. Human is going largely into the
horse business. He has rented Mrs. Fogg'
farm and will keep a number of horses
there this summer.
Mr.. Mayo has moved from A. c. Sleep
er's house to S. w. Keiths.-Samuel Nc
Lellan has moved from Mrs. Grandy's to
Dea. M. B. Halls.
II. E. Berwick has moved his family t.
rooms over the Custom House. He vii
remain in the employ of G. c. Lewis, de
livering pictures for him.
VIC. Casey, who has been acting a
special agent of the treasury department
with headquarters here for the last tou
wears, has been removed and the offic
dispensed with.
At the recent special village schoC
meeting it was voted to arrange for fift
school and accordingly the hall was fitte
up with benches and part of the prlm
nv department moved in there and put
the charge of Annie Richmond.
> Mrs. Lindsey, an aged lady living wit
the family of DR.. Gould, dropped des
n last Sunday morning. She had been
feeble health for some Yeas, but her su
q den death was great surprise to eve
o one. She was an estimable woman,a co
sisteut Christian and a IN ember of the
i E. church here.
5 Newport Center.
e James Connal is better.-Harry Kell
" is very sick.
A. Benoit has seven sheep which ha
brought him IL lambs.
i The creamery patrons recently had
meeting, but did not agree on the pri'
B. to be paid for butter making this year.
Ernest Dane is home from Maine VIII
is he has been working for Caswell
French, on account of the sickness of
IT. mother.-Georgie jenkins and A
as Drown are home from visit to Cana
I. North Troy.
h F. S. Elkins is to build a silo this 5
son.
Arrangements are in progress for
presentation of war drama on May
possibly Hildreth's piece, Forced to
est War"
J. III. Carpenter and family have de
OK ed to go to Pasadena, CAL, May 1st,wl
Mr.. Carpenter has some business in
vo- ests with his brother.
Postmaster Seaver has returned f
His his Alabama trip. He disposed of
i'm. real estate interests there at hands
the profit.
- Health officer, DIR. Blackstone, ac
upon instructions from the school c
nm mittee, ordered the village schools cl'
Monday, for two weeks ,on account OF
t. measles.
ex- I.R. Harvey is on business trip tc
piano and organ factories of sout
New England, in the interests of Pa
TT & Hunt, who are going into the mani
ture of sounding boards.
oad weStfield.
ond Mrs Chester Hovey is quite sick,
Mrs David Johnson.
bird Bethuel Stone, former resident OF
rom town, but lately of Eden, is reported
Mrs. J. w. Phillips died the 18th
,reat and was buried on the 18th, Rev. Bu
heu- ofnclatlhS.
Col W. r. Rowell is to deliver tn
Iobn dress on Decoration Day. Prepare
wing are being made for good time
G.. w. Bryant was recently quite
TINS hurt while rolling logs INTO the riN
. not Willis Wakefield is repairing broke
Quite number of our townsmen
been been summoned to Newport in the
and of Ethel May Bickford, to see if g
mill. an shall be appointed.
:. O. S. Anns has had lucrative
spian prominent position offered him, thu
water eral agency for the state of Vernon
same the Provident Savings Life Assn
Co. of New York.
Mrs. CALEDONIA COUNTY
which The pastor, who married the \
20 sn- boy and the Shattuck girl of North
-;uo 1uritac ne that tho father Of I'll