Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-12-01
Allen Berry is sick, at Cyrus Allbee's

Allen Berry is sick at Cyrus Allbee's
n. II. Piper goes to work in the harness
shop at Charleston with John Griffin
Mabel Cobb has been engaged to teach
in the Lyon Dist, Charleston, and Solor
Gray at Morgan Center
I. c. Taylor has an auction Dec. 4th tC
sell his personal property, and is talking
OF moving into E. r. Flanders tenement
Newport
Leslie Phelps and wife ate their turkey
in Morrisville.
Elisha Lane and daughter go to New
York this week.
Eva Hendrix has closed her school in
the Brown district.
Henry Blanchard goes to Boston this
week on a visiting and business trip.
Mrs. Geo. Woodward, nee, Kittie Ruth
erford, is here from Chicago on visit.
A bill was passed at the last Legislature
incorporating a savings bank and trust
company here.
Oscar Miller and John A. Prouty are
having steam heating apparatus put into
their houses.
Miss Addie Lindsay, who has been tax
ing music lessons here, has been called
home on account of the illness Of her sis
ter.
rented tenements in the Raymond cottag-
es.-S. Mcclellan has moved in with Will
Watts.
c. p. Story made flying trip to Bos-
ton last week on business.-J. A. Prouty
returned from his trip to Seattle, Wash
ington, Thursday.
The young ladies of the Y. p. S C. E.
performed very kind act in distributing
provisions fruit and flowers to the poor
and sick on Thanksgiving Day.
At the called village meeting it was vot-
ed not to light the streets by electricity.
The stores have nearly all taken the
lights and they will be put in at once.
Geo. Labourin, who was injured sever
al months ago by falling from the tower
of the Cong. church, died on Tuesday
last. He has been an intense sufferer ever
since his fall.
DR.. Hamilton is building nice barn.
G. A. Prouty has extensively repaired his
house.-Sherman & Brady have fixed up
their business office.-Asa Lamb is build
ing house OH the site of the one recent
lY burned
eNVpOK,t Center.
Revival meetings have been held during
the week at Baptist church.
Chas. Squires is building a barn to re-
place the one recently burned.
The Gospel temperance concert, held at
NJ. E. church Sunday evening, Nov. 10,
under the management of the Supt., Peter
spoke and sang nicely.
Troy.
G. w. Aiken has been repairing his
barn, which was damaged by the late fire.
VIM. Hodgson and Carroll Smith have
formed partnership and will open drug
store in the old Hodgson building, form
erly used for that purpose.
North Troy.
Miss Edith Courser has gone to Nash
VA, n. II , for short stay.
A lady evangelist began a series of re
vival meetings at the Baptist church, Fri
day evening
DIR. Smith, having disposed Of most
of his effects here, is about ready to go to
Andover, Mass, where he has bought a
practice, he says.
The young men of this place have or
ganized themselves into Il negro minstrel
troupe, called the Coon Club, - and pro
pose giving entertainments soon.
! The academy closed very successful
term of school few days since. Miss
Boswell, who taught the primary depart
ment, goes to Stearns' Mills for the win
ter and her place VIII be taken by Miss
Nora Ekins.
Walter Norris, freight conductor on
the C. p. II. r., was quite severely injur-
ed few nights since in a railway acct
dent near Richford. His head was badly
cut on window glass. He has been here
several days recovering from his injury.
w e$fGitsfu.
Ahira Miller is very ill.
Robert Trumpass cut open his big toe
in the woods one day recently.
The school in the south part of the
town, taught by Miss Joslyn of Newport,
closes this week.
Chas. Miller and family of n. II. spend
Thanksgiving at his fathers, Eleazer Mill
er-Albert Asetine of Enosburgh Falls
was in town on Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Lizzie Hitchcock has gone to Mass.
r. l. and New York to visit friends. H.
E. Bedell of West Derby is keeping house
for her fathers family while she is away.
Fred Green of Quechee was in town
/ last week on visit. While here he re-
ceived telegram announcing the serious
illness of his mother, who died before he
reached home.
| Rev. E. w. Smith of West Newbury
has preached in the Cong. church a few
Sabbaths, and there is some expectation
| GudI Vic CnuiCu W III SlNC MN q Sill W DC-
| come its pastor.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
She nTeld-
Mrs. Ida Farr is visiting in town.
Henry Gee and wife are visiting friends
in town.
w arner Chesley and family were in
town over Sunday.
Win. Darling and family are visiting at
Waldron Browns.
Revival meetings will be held at the
Square schoO!house this week.
A large flock of wild geese were seen
flying south one day last week.
1t was the 10th instead of the 18th
birthday of George Hudson, as the MoNI-
TOR had it last week.
The EpwOrth League has a growing
interest here. The meetings are held at
different places, and are quite interest
ing.