Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-03-16
accompanied by the good wishes ormany

friends.
Morgan Center.
Rev, c. w. Morse was here this week
looking up property left by the late
Frank Bush.
The hotel has been leased to a Mr.. An
5 mis- of Coventry who will take possession
about the goth.
Mrs. Turner was called to Holland this
week on account of the serious illness Of
t her mother.
The school in district No. Z, will close
| Tuesday. the 18th, after a successful
term Of l6 weeks taught by Scion Gray.
Jonathan Bryant has sold his place to
Richard Maplesden and has bought the
store and dwelling he now occupies of
Alvin Bartlett.
Newport.
Mrs. Campbell is back home again.
Orlo Badger is sick with pneumonia.
Miss Edith Courser has been in town
the past week.
Byron Curtis is finishing off the house
he bought of his father
Quite large party went to hear the
Mary Howe concert at St. Johnsbury
Win Dawson has been engaged to sing
in church at Beebe Plain.
E. G. Blanchard is in Boston. His wife
will go soon to remain a few weeks.
Mrs. Samuel Niles died Friday after
an illness of several months, aged 81 yrs.
j. G. Moulton has broken up house
keeping and will soon go to Hartford,
Conn.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas, of Mass, is hold.
ing a series of meetings at the Bap-
fist church.
Charlie Alchurch goes to work for c.
p. Story for year, and B. Alexander for
DR.. Branch.
VIM. Whitney remains about the same
DR. Gains has returned from Burling-
ton and is better.
Mrs. R. V. Hall died Saturday morn
ing, March T. after protracted illness of
several months.
About twenty-five went to st. Johns
bury last Tuesday eve, as guests of Has
well Chapter.
John Longeway seems to be victim of
misfortune, having now broken both
bones of his wrist.
Bert Scott has been drawing lumber
preparatory to building a new house on |
the site OF the one burned.
Elisha Lane and Mrs. Geo Flint start |
for the west this week on a visiting trip.
They go as far as Kansas City.
Moulton has decided his block to Pat !
Farrell, but we understand L. +. Kay and |
Orem Newcomb are the real purchasers.
The lecture course is out ahead although
this has been the most expensive course
ever given here, and will have some thir-
ty or forty dollars to put by with its sur
plus fund.
A. r. Cowles has taken possession of
his new store in Tucks block. 1t is a
fine location, being on the corner of Main
and Third street, with commodious rooms
and elevator.
Alice Blanchard, wife of Francis Tink-
ham, died in No. Troy on Friday last of
consumption. She left here last fall for
Colorado in search of health, and came
back only few days before her death.
David Carter has taken farm ia Bar
ton.-D. Poquette has moved into Brock.
Gilman's house on 3D. St.-Dr. Brewster
has rented rooms in Moulton's block and
taken possession.
North Troy.
H. X. Page has secured the agency for
the Life of General Sherman.
Miss Lydia Hardy has closed her school
at East Berkshire and returned home.
Aaron Johnson was visited by a
party of seventy-five friends last Monday
evening.
John Carpenter of st. Johnsbury was
in town on Tuesday, in the interest Of .
the Rand estate.
Mrs. Francis Parker arrived here from
New Hampshire last Friday. Her many /.
friends are pleased to see her again.
The Village Improvement Society gave
one of their enjoyable entertainments
at G.. A. r. hall on Wednesday evening.
The last meeting of the commissioners
on the estate of the late Hon. IL. G. Will
SON will be held at the Office of o. S. An 7
mis-, March Is, 1891. Persons having ac-
counts against the estate should present
them on that date. l
South Troy.
Mrs. Henry Partlow is seriously sick \
with pneumonia. j
Newton Boutwell, has gone to Manches-
ter, n. H., in quest of employment. :
The youngest child of Mr.. Young at :
the mills, had a finger badly mangled in a
j. S. Young has the lumber on the c
ground to rebuild his store and G. w.
Aiken will also build store on the site
of the D. w, Sisco store. S
j. r. Huse of Newport was in town a
couple of days last week on business. =
Mr.. Richardson has rented his farm an
other year.
eStHeIG.
Lillian Wright went to st. Adams last
week.
Mrs Arad Brown is recovering from ]
pneumonia.
NJ w. Farman lectured in Troy.
Wednesday evening last.
An infant son of Geo. Miller, aged six
months, died on the 18th instant. Fun
eral on Friday, Rev. p. N. Granger Off !
cating.
Mr.. Trumpass and Mr.. Wood have
sold their mill property on the west side ]
Of the mountain to NJ. G. Bedell. The
firm now is Wakefield & Bedell. I
Mrs. A. M. Aseltine, long sick, died on {
the 9th inst. Her son Albert came from s
Enosburgh Falls and AFRO arrived later.
Mrs A. has been a member of the MethO-
dist church for many years and her loss S
will be greatly felt in the church as well
as in her home. Funeral on the 18th
Rev. Mr.. Chase attending.