Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-06-16
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Levi Kelley lost a horse valued al

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Levi Kelley lost horse valued at
1925.
B. f. jerome of Barton is in town and
is making some repairs on his barn.
Henry Pinney has sold his old home
farm for $4,000, and gives immediate pos
session.
Mrs. NJ C. Ferrin who broke her hip
a number of weeks ago, has SO far re-
covered as to have the splints removed.
Mrs Maria Heath has horse having a
mustache; we think that it will match
the one of which mention was made in
the papers a few weeks ago.
There are some grand specimens
of petrified wood ON the place be-
longing to James Stearns, some of which
may be seen at the post-office.
The sale of the personal property sold
at Henry Pinney's, amounted to $2500;
he took $500 in cash auction day for
goods sold; a yearling colt sold for $135.
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The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
All are invited
We send John L. Dodge, HI. H. Somers
and o. G. Page to Montpelier, as Wood
bury and Grout delegates.
Mrs. II. T. Bryant of New York is
home on a visit. = Mr. Golf went to
Boston hoping TO recover his health.
The band boys, assisted by the Barton
Landing band, will give musical enter
tainment at Cong. church, Tuesday even
ing, June "a.
Emma E. France is giving music les
sons in this town and Coventry, and has
several pupils in Barton. She is nat
ural musician and has had instruction in
one of the musical Conservatives in Bos-
ton. -
Jay
The grand list is $52 larger than last
year with 81 more polls. The present
list is $1783.34, which is taxed to the
amount of $2577. 81 for town and highway
purposes.
The VIM. Farrell set of buildings, oc-
cupied by Alex Brodeur, were burned on
the 9th inst The fire originated around
the chimney in the roof. The contents
of the building were saved. Insured for
5000.
The following officers were installed in
the Jay Lodge, L. o. G. T.: L. j. Elliot,
w. C. t.; w. f. Tice, Sec. Ira B. Bart
lett, asst Sec. Willie Wilson, c.; Cora
M. Huntley, g.; John A. Hadlock, s.;
Dora M. Chamberlin, w. V. T.; Arthur
Sisco, M; Emma Titus, D. M; A. w.
Honsinger, P. c. t. ; Mrs.C. R. Bartlett,
S. j. T.. Ina B. Bartlett, organist
Morgan Center.
Joel Goodsell is at home from Mass.
on account of the serious illness and
death of his father.
VIM. Little is having his house repair
ed and new veranda built on the east
side facing the lake.
Mrs. F. A. Wiswell has been visiting
| relatives and friends in this vicinity, has
returned to her home in Boston.
Mr.. Albert Goodsell, a highly esteemed
citizen of this place, died at his home
| Saturday morning, aged GA years. Dur
| ing the winter he had an attack Of in
fiuenza from which he never fully recov-
ered and has been a great sufferer most
of the time since. He was connected
with the Baptist church at Derby, and
while living here has been actively en-
gagged in all church work. He is survived
by a widow and two sons, for whom
much sympathy is expressed. The town
| loses a good citizen and the church an
earnest worker.
Lowell.
Fred Harmon has moved into rooms in
Hutchinson'S tenement and opened a
paint shop.
District Union here Wednesday the 18th.
wilkins the Baker has gone to North
Troy to work.
Joe Lahore has moved to Canada and
Frank Sawyer has moved into his house.
Dan Kennedy moves into the Chaffee
house, j. Stebbins has painted his
house.
~ wport.
United States Senator, VIM. +. Chan
dler of New Hampshire, was in town last
Friday night.
The Orleans County Medical Society
held their annual meeting at the Newport
House last Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Hoskins is to be married at
Dorchester, Mass, June 10, to Rev. Ju-
or Swedenborgians.
1t is reported that the B. & NJ. railroad
company are to build new engine house
on the land where the toboggan slide was
and utilize the place where the present
one is for more yard room.
A large order has been received by the
Memphremagog Mining Co. from the
German government for some of their
fine grade copper ore, to be used in man.
ufacturing a certain kind of ammunition.
Newport sends Woodbury. and Grout
delegates as follows: State, c. A. Prouty,
J. G. Stickney, F. FL. Holbrook, Homer
Thrasher, E. P. Wright: District, C. L.
Erwin, Willie Richmond, Z. A. Stewart,
N. S. Rogers, Orem Newcomb.
The railroad commissioners were in
town last Tuesday investigating the cause
of the death of Fuller, who was killed
here some time ago, in the railroad yard
It is reported that the railroad company
paid the widow $4,000 in settlement Of
her claims.
Major j. c. Moulton has decided tC
move to Hartford, Conn, and locate
there as soon as he can arrange his af
fairs here. He reports the ice business
very lively there and says that he keeps
seven men and five horses busy. We shall
be sorry to lose the Mejor and his family
from our village.
The new Cong. church will be dedicat
ed next Tuesday, beginning at 2 p. m
The program for the dedication exercis
es is as follows; Organ voluntary, doxol
ogY, invocation, anthem, responsive read
ing, quartette, reading of scripture, pray