Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-11-10

laid up some time with lame arm
Mr. Harrison Clapper died Sunday
morning. Nov 2, having been great
sufferer for about three months Deceas-
ed was a member of G. A. II. Post at Is
land Pond.
Mr. Elmer Pinney of Holland and Miss +
Clara BRYANT of Morgan Center were unit
ed in marriage Nov. 6, at the residence of |
tho BRIDES parents, Rev. Geo. Burnham
performing the ceremony May happi-
ness attend them They intend to reside |
in Holland.
The county court will hold session
for the naturalization OF foreigners at
Newport, on Tuesday, Nov. Is. Remem-
Der the day.
The house, barn and outbuildings be-
lonoino TO Asa Lamb on the lake shore
were bnrned Tuesday morning; also 20
head of cattle, four horses, five hogs, hay
and grain of two farms, several hundred
nonnds of butter, farming tools and
shed full of wood Loss $1,000; insured
in Vermont Mutual for about S25o0. The
fire was set by tramps
Newport Center
Three persons joined the Baptist church
Nov. I'd.
The Bible agent, Rev. d. F. Palmer,has
been in town for several days.
Mrs. Whipple has so far recovered from
her fall as to be able to walk about the
house some.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Woods of Westfield
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Drown over the Sabbath. Wedding cake
was in order.
1t is said that the Ed. Bickford build
Jug has been bought by his son-ln-law'
Charles Ramsdell of No. Troy, and It VIII
be converted into hotel.
#. Powers is here from Lowell, Mass.
Miss Irvie Quimby has returned from
her visit to New Hampshire.-Mr. and
Mrs. Barney soon return to their home IN
California.
O. E. Williams and wife have returned
from Lowell and Manchester, where they
have been on a seven weeks visit. Will
Jams has also purchased $500 horse ana
is delivering nursery stock for Roches-
ter, N. Y, firm
James Squires is making great improve
ments in the ell part of his house by cap
boarding and putting in new windows
and doors.-Hazen Meacham is building
an ice house and Lewis Peabody wooe
shed.-Orrin Adams has much improved
his dwelling house by newly clapboardlns
and painting the outside.
A. J. Titus, a man in poor health, rals
L ed from a piece of ground 3 rods wide ant
L 4 rods long, Is blu. beets, 10 bu. apples
I'm. potatoes, 6 blu. tomatoes, bu. onions
y l bu. grapes, 2 bu. turnips, 30 hills
:, sweet corn, 10 pumpkins, Is cabDages,
u lot of string beans and green peas and
hills of cucumbers. Who beats?
Moving has been the order of bushes
g here the present week: Howard Magoo
has moved from G. L. Sleepers hous
lie near the railroad crossing, into the room
in D. L. Hildreth's block, recently vacai
i. ed bv Thad Tracy.-Oscar Farrar ha
moved from the E. Bickford house int
m the tenement house of Hazen Meachan
# on the North Troy road. Ed. Tute iron
q the D. Hildreth block into Asa Harris
o. house, recently vacated by s. Drown;
Mr.. Mcdonald into the NO. Blake house
Simon o. Whipple, having sold h
farm in district No. - to his son Calvin
will move to this village, having rente
nc the rooms over Fred Hildreths store
North Troy.
10 Hollis f. Pettingill of Campton villag
~ New Hampshire,is in town.
movement has been made to secur
's' M. Winslow Farman to lecture in til
~ place.
Quite a large number who went t
oo BOSTON on the excursion returned Satu
day afternoon.
DIR. M. E. Smith, who has sold h
as practice here to DR.. Lyon, says he sha
No ocate soon at Andover, Mass.
w The merchants have signed an agre
ment to close their respective stores
6 O'Clock Thursday evenings.
ho Over So. 800 worth of property was SO
at the auction sale of some of the propt
% ty of H. c. Wilson's estate, Thursd
last Truman Comser bought the "Brl
RS, place, and M. Hunt bid off a village plat
south Troy.
o;u Ed. Brigham has moved to Newpo
and E. M. Stebbins has closed his labc
for Hammond & Buck.
q Mrs. J. N. Osbourn and her father a
ia mother start for Missouri to-day
ear. Martin Chamberlin of Jay has rem
u the James place for one year.
0. 4 HI. Brock is moving on to the
ing Hodgdon place and works for c. F. 81
Wis, ems.
ker, Westfie1d.
ssle The school on the North Hill, tau
'hly by Miss Bell Jones of Troy closed Frld
.n'' Oct 81.
The Cong. Ladies' Society gave an {
ter supper at Mrs. Hiram Miller's last
n day evening.
~. Elan Kendall is laid up with neura
of the heart.--Mrs. Herbert Reed and
Brown are on the sick list.
Mrs. E. H. Hitchcock is paying '
to relatives in St. Johnsbury. She
the delegate to the state convention OF tn
2. S. G. E.
MS Ell Wood and Mrs. Sophia Far
were married in the NJ e. parsonage
;lder Rev. /. P. Chase on the evening OF
/. They will soon go to housekeepin
ford, A. H. Hoyt's house. Mr.. Edison FaI
few will live with them.
Mason S. Stone was given hearin
their Montpelier last Friday on the sc
new question. He strongly advises con
ing the grammar school funds OF
new town in the county, and dividing the
great between the academies az Deioy
Craftsbury.
riday The second lecture III The 1 o.
tea course was given in the Cong. CT
Friday evening, Oct. 81, by A. IL. Q
a,, hell. Phi D., principal of the job