Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-10-13


ness here and go into the mercantile bust
ness at Enosburgh Falls. Sorry to lose
him from this place.
Henry Chase has moved to Underhill.
Mrs. Carrie Knox and boy have return
ed.
L. R. Williamson is visiting at McIn-
Mr.. Lucas, from Evansville, has moved
into the S. Coburn house, and rs black
smithing for Silsby.
Mrs William Murray has moved into
the tenement vacated, by Jas. Silver.
Frank Harding, has traded his farm,
for place in Enosburgh, and has NOV
ed
Newport Center.
A girl at Albert Tracy's.
new barber shop in Sleepers block,
Tim Dunn proprietor.
William Armstrong has bought the Al
vim Bowley farm, paying $2575.
Homer w. Corse and wife of Boston
have been visiting his sister, Mrs. C. L.
Drown.
johnson Miller and wife have gone to
Springfield on a visit. Their granddaugh-
ter, Retta Miller, has gone there to attend
school,
Dawson jenkins had about $50 worth
of tobacco stolen from his store Thursday
night. Entrance was gained through
window
Mrs. G. Marston, widow of OrviS Mars
ton, has been placed on the pension roll
at $12 per month, with some over 800
arrears of pension.
Messrs. Osgood & Smith of Saxton's
River shipped three carloads of cattle
from this station last Tuesday, and Mr.
Hines of Connecticut two carloads on
Monday.
North Troy.
Orrin Tute is the new stage driver
Editor Butterfield of the Palladium,
was in Burlington last week.
DR.. Lyon of Highgate Center was in
town Friday, with view to locating
here.
Potatoes have been CARED at tie sta
tion here, during the past two weeks, the
price was 40 cents per bushel.
Morris Bailey of Irasburgh, formerly
In the employ of d. w. Kelley, was a
mong his friends here last week.
Rev. F. Parker and wife have gone to
their home, in Enfield n H., having fin
ished their labors here. Their loss is deep
ly regretted.
Sam Cook who was let out of Jail last
week, on promise of good behavior, was
retaken to that place Monday, having
been arrested for drunkenness.
WestReId-
VIM. Dickson, who has been ill, is out
again.
Guy Farman has been engaged to teach
the winter school on the North Hill.
man named Clement from Newport
has opened Dusharme's blacksmith shop.
Peter Benware has sold a farm of 20
acres on the West Hill to John Seymour
for $500.
Rev. c. II. Merrill, secretary of the vt.
Domestic Missionary Society, preached
in the Cong. church Sunday, Oct. 5.
One Sanville, while chopping for Sam
Crafts, cut off three toes. The blow was
struck with such force as to cut through
the sole of his boot.
Mrs. Edison Bedell of Newport is here
helping to care for her mother, Mrs. Luz
cinda Burba, who has been i'll since her
recent fall, but is somewhat improved.
Walter Elkins has discontinued running
his express team between this place and
Newport since his illness, and does not
intend to return to Westfeld, we under
stand
The preachers meeting, held in the
Methodist church last week, was of much
interest. Quite a number of the clergy
were present. Rev. Mr.. Curl of St.Johns-
bury gave an interesting address to the
young people on Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. E. NJ. Abbott has gone to Boston.
Corn huskings, and apple parings make
lively times for the young people.
J. E. Wentworth's house is nearly com
pleted, and it will be one of the pretti-
est in the village.
The snow fall of Tuesday night, did
considerable damage to orchards about
here, by breaking the trees.
NJ, Uo,,ob n1c+;o Who hos ba
summer in town, returns to her home in
Manchester, n. H., ne9t week.
S. P. Whipple starts for North Caro-
lima Tuesday. He will probably find out
if dollar is to be made in numbering in
that region.
There will be a handbook supper and
promenade at town hall, Wednesday, Oct.
10, under the auspices of Grout Camp,
No. 40, S. of V. Good music in attend
ance.
The scholars in the village school dis
tict assisted by several young people
from other parts of the town, are rehears-
ing the drama .Our Folks to be present
ed at the close of school.
WheelOck.
Mrs. II. p. King has gone to Glover to
visit friends.
Thomas Aldrich is going to move into
Harry Squires' house.
E. f. Kelley is gaining slowly.-Albert
| Grays children all have the measles
Miss Jennie Hoffman passed away last
Monday. She had been long and pa
tient sufferer. Her funeral was held at
the house on Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. Atwood
officiating.
Lewis HoVey has bought A. T. Hoyt's
farm in So. Wheelock.-A A. Caiwell Of
East Greensboro has bought of p. 4.
Bell of ST. Adams, between two and three