Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-09-15

Troy.
Mrs. Horace Martin and daughter have
gone down country visiting.
horn, Wis, and his father has gone with
him.
G. w. Aiken has put an addition on to
his barn to accommodate his increased
stock of horses.
The game of base ball played at this
place between Jay and Troy was won by
the Jay boys. Scores, 81 to &c. E. Liv-
ingston Of No. Troy, umpire.
North Troy.
new girl is added to the family of
editor Butterfield of the Palladium.
The Newport Centre base ball club en-
countered the Farnham, p. O., club at
this place Saturday, Sept. 10.
Mrs. Harriet Angler of Troy, is quite
i'll at the home of her sister, Mrs. E. P.
Abbott.
VIM. Sabine has been released from
Newport Jail and at last accounts was
sober.
The insurance adjusters were here
Tuesday and paid Bisbee, Banister and
Lewis $4,000 cash on their recent loss on
lumber.
Horace Chaloner, our late butcher, is
in Sweets5urg JAIL being taken Monday
morning last while returning to his work
at Enosburoh Falls.
The arrangements are made for horse
show together with fall races on the
grounds of the Trotting Park Assaeia-
ton Wednesday and Thursday, ept "a
and 20.
We@tHeId.
Miss Lottie Clark is i'll.
Since Walter Elkins has been i'll, Eu-
gene Miller has been driving his express
team.
Rev. L. C. Kimbali of Canterbury, N.
H., preached at the Cong. church Sept.
and A.
James McGlynn has rented his place to
Joseph Goddard for $72 year and will
go to Mass,
L. X. Annis has gone to Franklin Co.
to do job of masonry.-Byron Gilman
and Fred Curtis are at work in Coventry.
Miss Carrie Joslyn of Newport is teach
ing the school in the south part of the
town.-Miss Mary Root is teaching in
Jay.
A fire was discovered in Fremont Mill
er's carriage recently and two or three
garments were burned. Very likely the
fire caught from matches, pipe or cigar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey of So. Hadley Falls,
Mass, who have been spending the sum-
mer here, returned home last week. Mrs.
Lombard and her daughter Alice have re-
turned to Hartford, Conn.-Mrs. Thos.
Brown Of Iowa, formerly of this town,
is visiting old friends here.-W. B. Birch
more of Boston spent Sunday, Sept. 7, at
d. A. Winslow s.-A Mr.. Chamberin of
Cambridge, Mass, and Mr.. Hewitt of
Providence, r. L., recently visited at ia
cob Stebbins'.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
st. = OhnSb 1ry.
Capt. A. w. Roberts gets pension
There are something over 800 scholars
at the academy.
E & T. Fairbanks gave the state fair
folks four-ton scale for their new fair
grounds at White River Junction.
Rev. T. P. Frost having purchased a
building lot here some time since, has
now taken up a cemetery lot. 1t looks as
though he had friendly regard for this
town.
w est Burke
One of the pleasant events of the sea-
son was the marriage of Mr.. Roy Ruggles
and Miss Nellie Porter, which took place
Wednesday evening of last week, at the
resid ence of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Porter. Rev. p. n. Gran
ger performed the ceremony. About
Fl fly of the relatives of both parties
were present. The presents were very
numerous. Many hearty congratula-
tions, good wishes, and an abundance
of rice followed the young couple as
they started south on the midnight
train. A long and happy life the wishes
of all.
LyndOnviIle-
Our village is having healthy growth
with good prospectsIahead.
The tub factory folks are getting a
lease, preparatory to moving their bust
ness here.
Davis of the Journal gets out savage
article on governor-elect Page. When
this editor has a collie turn he writhes
terribly.
Ellery Kanield of Bath, N. H., came
down from the Sherbrooke fair much the
worse for liquor. In getting back upon
the train he slipped and fell, the car
wheels running over one leg. He was Ia
ken home on the night express.
The trustees are about to increase the
sewerage capacity of the village. They
will start line on Main street about OPP
posite Ed. Potter's house, run south to
Edgerton's, then cross the road to the
west side and connect with the main sew
er. This will accommodate the houses on
the west side of Main street. They also
talk of running line from Silsby's stable
to the lower end of Main street.
Arrangements have been made for the
exhibit at the fair this week of the
great Leicester ram, owned by Howard in
Canada, weight 524 pounds, said to be
the largest sheepin the world, also two
complete flock of Leicesters from Canada,
and a Cotswold flock, from Glover,
owned by Phillips Brothers. The man
ayers of the fair offer special prize of a
gold thimble for the best exhibit of plain
sewing by girl Is years old or under.
HardNviclx.
A Advent camp-meeting at Mackville.
A strong effort will be made to incorpo-
rate the village at the coming legislature.
Judge Peck of Burlington has been
here loo king over the matter of supply
ing the village with water.
The contest for town representative
4 cha Nv. no