Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-10-20


him go.
David Wilcox has begun his new barn
in this place; his old one was burned by
lightning last summer
NIOrss:tn Center.
G. j. Thomas and wife and j. H. Gill
more and wife have returned from n. H.,
where they have been visiting relatives.
Mrs A. j. Calkins' Sunday school class,
during the past six months have learned
and recited over 400 verses of scripture.
Lowell.
Five butter buyers were in town last
Friday.
James Labounty goes to Boston in the
butter business.
Jennie McAlister has gone to Manches-
ter, n H., to work.
Wallace Hines has moved into Mrs.
Stephenson's tenement.
Grant Skinner has so far recovered as
to be able to go home.
Horace Lapier has sold his BARRIERS
shop to JOS Laplant.
| The new iron bridge is completed and a
few days grading will fix it ready for
crossing.
Mr.. Campbell, brother of A. Campbell,
deceased, is in town looking after the
matter of the estate.
Jonas H. Silsby is in town looking af-
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let a job to Len Sylvester to cut logs on
the Leach place.
By the death of Hon. Amasa Paine,
which occurred last week, the town loses
one of its Oldest and most respected citi-
zens. Judge Paine has been resident of
the town for many years, and during his
lifetime held most of the offices in the
gift of the people. He served as Assist
ant Judge two terms or more, and in ev-
cry sphere of life was honorable and eff
fcient.
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John Alexander has gone to Lincoln,
Nebraska
John Smiths pension is increased to
$50 per month.
H. g. Blanchard has sold out his groc-
cry business to C. p. Story.
F. C. Bates is in town.-Mrs. E. Mar
tin and children are home from N. Y.
Prouty & Miller have contracted to fur
nish nearly two and a half million feet of
lumber for the new elevator to be built
at Richford.
There is large amount of building be-
ing done at West Derby. Our neighbors
that side of the lake are trying to Guido
US, and they may possibly do it.
The community was grieved by the an
nouncement of the death of Mrs. Dr.
Whitaker last Sunday, after a severe ill
ness of several weeks. She leaves hus-
band ana two small children to mourn
her loss
Geo. Young, who had his leg broken
some time since, is gaining very slowly.
Fred Davis is out on crutches from the
effects of sprained ankle.-Deacon Cum
mings is dangerously sick. = frankie
Miles is also very sick.
True & Blanchard are building a house
near Mrs. Fogg's for Joel Woodbury.
Mrs. Elkins has been making extensive
repairs on her barn.-Mr. Tuck will fin
ish another tenement in the Beede block.
-Huse & Hadley have job to finish the
interior of the A. j. White house in West
Derby Work on the Raymond house on
Cottage St. is progressing finely under
the management of j. c. Davison.-F. NJ.
Sherman is remodeling his house on Sec
ond street and win occupy it soon.-The
Frost Veneer Mill Co. are building
new steam vat and making other improve
ments on their mill.
~ Newport Center.
Sylvester Drown moves into his house
this week.
c. l.. Drown has been buying lot of
three-year-o steers for market.
Morrill, Baker vacates the Mrs. Doritha
Baker farm, and II. II. Frizzell hires it
for five years.
Eugene Percy and wife have returned
from Springfield Mass, where they have
worked the past year, and will move to
Derby Center.
North Troy.
Mr.. Andrus, the Richford artist, is Civ
| ing lessons to class here.
DR. M. Z. Smith has sold his medical
practice here to DR.. Lyon of Highgate,
who has taken possession.
Nation Dn,t hoe ;uSt
ed his residence on Pleasant St.-Mrs. E
p. Lewis of the a firm of Lewis & Co.,
was in Boston last week.
Rev. Mr.. Crawford came and preached
in the Congregational church as a candi-
date, Sunday, Oct. u, and Deacon C. +.
Ranney occupied that pulpit last Sunday
westfieId.
VIII Trumpass has taken job to cut
1000 logs for L. S. Woodwork.
Miss Tila Johnson is sick with the
meases.-Mrs. Will Bryant Is sick
w. d. Miller of the lumber firm of
Brown & Miller, has sold out his interest
in business to his partner, A. L. Brown
The remainder of the factory cheese
has been sold for 90 per pound. The
cheese made at this factory has been of
very good quality this season.
At the annual meeting of the Y p. S.
C. E. for choosing officers Sunday eve-
ming, Oct. 18th The following were
chosen for the ensuing six months Presi-
dent, M. S. Stone; vice president, Albert
Ryder; secretary and treasurer, Elva
Farman; lookout committee, w. B. Gill
pin, Mrs E. H. Hitchcock, Elva Farman;
prayermeeting committee. Guy Farman,
f. S. Rogers, Max Miller; social CON-,
Albert Farman, Lizzie Hitchcock, Eva
Hendrix, Ethel Wright, Ada Brown;
music committee Lillian Wright, Mrs. HI.
P. Wo odworth, M. w. Farman.
A. G.. Hitchcock is taking journey in
the West.-D. f. Boynton returned last
week from a visiting trip to Montpelier,
Bradford and Groton.-Mr. Smell the
cheese maker has returned to his home In
Little Falls, N. Y.-Azro Aseltine goes