Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-09-29

proven GkuSclI Il very dUle worker
and expounder Of Gospel truth, and much
good was accomplished for the church
by his stay among us.
w est Glover.
Guy Anderson is suffering from can
Ger on his lip.
G. N. Hubbard has put up nice horse
harm which makes his buildings complete.
B. N. Stevens is putting up new
horse barn. He has Paragon colt that
he will show at the fair.
Holland.
Hugh Flynn has bought T. E. Ewen's
place.
Mrs. Samuel Elliott, 80 years of age is
able to read or thread a needle without
the aid of glasses.
Bros. ellison and Parker of East Burke
held religious services here on the 2Ist
inst, and considerable interest resulted
from their efforts.
Irsa@ bur2.h.
Mrs. Grant Skinner has returned home
to Johnson, where her husband is engag-
ed in a store.
G. B. Rowell has opened clothing
store in the Cotton block. New goods
and latest styles.
Ben. Knight went to Starksboro recent
ly to attend the funeral Of his father, who
died of cancer.
Notwithstanding the rain the ''bonnet
party at the Congregational vestry on
Friday evening last, called out large at
tendance and the trimming of the bonnets
by the gentlemen made it evident tn at
the very latest styles had been received
in Irasburgh in advance of the city mil
liners, causing a great deal of fun and
laughter. 1t is proposed to hold these
sociables once III two weeks and the la
dies intend to have something fresh and
entertaining each time. On Friday even
ing, Oct. 10 they expect to have G sup
pose Menu cards will be provided for
those who take supper.
Lowell
Mrs. Irwin Stephenson has returned
from New York.
Clayton Kinsley has gone to Boston,
Mass, where he has situation with
BERTHE Hovey, formerly of Lowell.
V. NJ Parker has gone to the ''happy
hunting grounds"in York state with Orson
cheaper.
Newport Center.
The creamery has closed for the season.
The Baptist church have some new
blinds to their windows.
Sylvester Rollins has bought a house
of C. L. Erwin, paying 5000. He has
taken possession.
Mrs. Lucia Whipple was called away
this week to Woodstock, N. H., to at
tend the funeral of her mother.
Mrs Edna Harris, who has been very
low from nervous prostration, is some
better and hopes are entertained of her
recovery.
Alonzo L. Page raised from five west
ern potatoes, four bushels and four lbs.
H. F. Bartlett is building stable on
the back side of the new barn that he
built last summer.
Mrs. Welby Hammond has rented her
village residence and farm to Seth f.
Herrick for one year and she and her
daughter have moved to Richford, VT.
Sawyer Carter has moved into the ten
ement house of Michael Moulton, one
half mile from the village.
North Troy.
Collector G. G.. Benedict of Burlington,
was in town Friday.
R. w. Huburd of Hyde Park was in
town Thursday on business trip.
Mrs Harriet Anger, relict of the late
Newell Anger of Westfield, died early
Monday morning of heart disease at the
house of her sister, Mrs. L. G.. Abbott.
The funeral was held Wednesday at Troy
Mrs. Mary E. Abbott, who has been
for some time in Burlington, Vt, where
she graduated as professional nurse, has
just left here for Charlottesville, Virgin
ia, and is to become matron of the infirm-
airy connected with the University of Vir-
ginia at that place.
westheld.
The cheese factory closed for the season
last Saturday.
Jasper Phillips house caught fire re-
Gently. Little damage was done, however.
Mrs. Loren Hendrix came from Gard
ner, Mass, last Week.-Mrs. Alice Hazel
ton has returned from Bolton, p. Q.
Mrs. Walter Burnham has gone to
gone to Chateaugay, N. Y, on sporting
trip.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met last
Thursday with Mrs. Nelson Martin-The
Cong. Ladies' Aid meets next Friday af
ternoon and evening with Mrs. D. E.
Wright.
Nearly 5000 have been raised for build
ing Cong. parsonage. w. B. Gilpin
M. c.. Hitchcock, Sidney Hendrix, A. c.
Hitchcock, Mrs. Dea. Ryder and Elvs
Farman were chosen building committee
1t was decided to postpone the building
until spring.
w eStnnOx.e.
w E. Judd has moved to Holland.
d. J. Orne is building an addition tC
his barns.
Rufus Green moves to Haverill, N. II.
to run a boarding house.
Mrs. d. III. Fox is visiting in Franklin
Co.-Mrs. E. G. Hunt is back living OF
her farm.
H. E. Robinson has purchased the store
property, and will move in soon. That
will place the town clerks office in a
much more convenient place.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Work will be commenced this fall Oh
filing the big trestle at Walden, which is
80 feet high and several hundred fee
long. The culvert at the bottom will b'
200 feet long, and this di stance represent
the width of the dump. The culvert will
be built this fall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Nichols went tc