Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-11-04
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John Simpson is gradually falling in
health.
Geo. A. Porter has bought the Kilburn
premises.
Mrs Francis Felix. whose insanity has
| been apparent for some time, has had to
be taken to Brattleboro.
The steam yacht has been taken from
our lake for the last time, as Boynton
contemplates putting her on Lake Cham
plain.
Holland.
G. M. Tice has rented his steam mill
to Mr.. Gallup for one year.
H. L. B. Moon of Moriah, N. Y, who
has been absent for 10 years, is here Wis.,
ting his old friends.
S. NJ. Davis has sold his home farm
for $2lO0, and is going to Oregon to
spend the winter
1r.aSburGh.
A new clerk at 0. w. Locke's.
Mrs. Powell has lobster cactus that
has ITO blossoms.
Henry Macie has snapped farms with
Dell Powers of Lowell and will move
soon.
F. II. Conner sells the w. ID. Leach
farm and personal property at auction
next Wednesday, Nov. 6.
E. A. Leach has gone to Fargo, Dakota,
to see his daughter, Mrs. Geo. HI. Phelps.
who is very sick with malarial fever.
Regular communication of Central
Lodge, No. 90, F. & A. M, Tuesday eve.,
Nov 5. Work on the second degree.
Milo Harrington was much pleased and
surprised to see his son. Geo. w. Far
rington of Providence, r. L., walk in last
Saturday night.
Lowell.
DR.. Stevens, dentist will be at Saw
yer's hotel, Thursday Nov. ~. to attend
to business in his profession. At Reeds
hotel, Westfield, Nov. ID, and at Had
locks hotel, South Troy, on the 14th
Remember dates and meet him at that
| time.
Morgan.
Herman Johnson is digging the cellar
| for new barn.
w. F. Litchfield is in Montreal to be
treated for consumption.
| S. d. Fair went to Concord last week.
| M. E. Calkins is mere from Westmore
-Chas. Dagget is home from Royalton
on visit.
Miss Anna M. Taylor was married at
the home Of her parents last Tuesday
evening to Mr. III. E. Waite of Attleboro
Falls, Mass. The happy pair have gone
to their new home and have the best
wishes of many friends.
NEWPORT Center.
There will be donation visit in this
place for the Rev. Charles Morse on
Wednesday eve, Nov. 6. Oysters will be
served and all are invited.
westHeld.
The Green Mountain Creamery has clos
ed
Mrs. 0. 2. Wright is at Newport for
the purpose of receiving medical treat
ment.
Osman Farman has sold his farm on
East Hill and ten cows to George Besau
for 50, 500.
Mrs. t. j. Boynton and little daughter
of Boston are spending few days with
relatives here.
Brown & Miller have bought $50 acres
of timbered land of VIM. II. Richardson
paying 81 300.
Guy Farman, who recently went to
Boston from this place, is in the employ
of book publishing company.
Lillian Wright attended the State Asso-
citation of Teachers at St. Adams last
week. She was also chosen delegate of
the Y. p. S. c. Z. to the state meeting at
Rutland.
Elva Farman, who is teaching in Mont
gomery, has been engaged for the winter
term in the same school.-Eva Hendrix
who has just closed term in Westmore,
returned home Monday. She returns to
the same school after a vacation of two
weeks.
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A. B. Crunch has rented the McFarlin
farm at Long Pond and taken posses
sion.
]. Clapper is building a house.-Che-
ney & Cole are putting in set of speeder
works and will turn out that kind of bob
bins.-Mrs. E, G. Hunt, and Chas. Smith
are shingling and repainting their build
ings.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
st. j Inns bury.
The scale company are having good
many orders this month and work has
been carried on in some departments over
hours. The orders run heavy on railroad
scales, one mail bringing in orders for
fourteen of these large scales, one being
for scale 1913 feet long. The works
turn out on an average about two of
these large scales daily, or to be exact, in
the % working days of September they
made -CdledOnidn.
| w est Burke.
Delta J. Powers is very sick with
blood poison. While in the school-room