Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-21
North Troy,

North Troy.
Rev. J. G. Cattanach, who left here
some months since under a cloud, has
been given job as reporter on the Bos-
ton DAILY Globe.
II. C. Chaloner, our meat man, who re-
Gently fiourished here like a rag-weed,
now languisheth in Jail in Haverhill, N.
H., at the instance of +. S. Elkins & Co.,
who caused him to be taken on charge
of procuring goods by false pretenses.
He has also put himself into insolvency.
weStnO1-e.
Rev. J. B. Franklin from East Charles
ton preached here the 18th and will be
here again Oct. 81.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East Burke.
Fred Burt and family have returned
from Manchester.
Uncle Carlos Parker is confined to the
house with erysipelas and it is feared he
will never be able to go out again.
Rev. j. E. Farrow is expected to occupy
his own pulpit Nov. 3.
HardwicIx-
Mr.. Strickland is moving into his new
house.
W. S. Curtis is in town looking after
his granite business.
The new drug store is being put in
order as fast as possible. We bespeak
prosperity for Mr.. Kimball.
Rev. and Mrs Blake are home from
their trip to Gettysburgh, Washington
and vicinity. They report a very pleas
ant trip.
J. S. Drenan has sold two building lots
to I. V. Edwards of Chicago. 1t is hoped
that Mr.. Edwards will put up a residence
here ere long.
The tower clock is in place and is tick
ing out the time handsomely and correct
ly. The gift is one that will be appre-
ciated for many years.
Our people will be ready to do their
part in the matter of land damage, if the
new railroad is built, when they find out
what is demanded of them.
East I1ardNvick.
Rev DIR. Hubert attended the Cogrega-
tional triennial convention at Worcester,
Mass, last week.
Mrs. Keller has commenced on her
house on pleasant street.
Mr.. & Mrs. Clinton Keith have taken a
trip to the beach. Alfred Smalley went
to Gettysburgh. Mrs. Bens (Alice Chez
ver) of Lawrence, Mass. has been spend
ing two weeks here visiting friends.
sheffield.
Thomas Robinson and wife have gone
to Vermont city, Dakota, where they will
make their future home.
The children of Geo. and Eliza Ranney
gave them very pleasant surprise Sat
urday, Oct. ., leaving an extension table
and other presents. All were present but
one.
sutton.
Della Dolofr is to teach in the Forbes
district
Stephen Otis comes to the front with
squash that weighs seventy-seven lbs.
Alden Rennie, Loami Sanborn and Ed.
Brockway spent week before last in Bos-
ton.
Rev. A. p. Tracy has accepted a call to
Meredith, n H., and has already begun
his passionate there, meanwhile the pulpit
here is being supplied by home talent.
He will preach his farewell sermon here
the last Sunday in October.
d. E. Ruggles has moved from the viii
lage to his farm, and Sylvester Gray, who
has carried on the farm, has gone back
to his home in Newark.-Stephen Berry
has moved into the house vacated by
Frank Abbott.-Charlie Switzer moves to
South Barton.
NI,eeiOck.
Mrs. Staples is in town again.
Dick Morehouse has gone to Olcott
Falls to work.
Rosa Kelley has returned home from
the Mountains.
NJ d. Park is cleaning up his cider
mill ready to make cider.
d. Z. Ming, DrOCner Oh H. l. Ming, from
Chicago, made Mrs. Harley E. Paige and
Mrs. o. III. Jenness a present of $500
each.
A large number of the friends of Elder |
Nelson and wife called on them to cele |
brate their tenth marriage anniversary,
when quite an amount of the needfnl and |
many good wishes were left. All enjoy |
ed a good time.
The Barton Races.