Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-09-14

column that Carl Story of Newport
will be at the ''old drug store" in this
town on Sept. Is, is and II with
large line of clothing, etc. for sale.
Lowell.
Martha Works has gone back home.
N. B. Parker's family are visiting in
town.
Clyde Stevenson has gone away to
school
George Sylvester has gone back to
Burlington.
The item regarding I. L. Sanders
was an error.
Mrs viii Quincy from Illinois is
visiting here.
Eugene Grant is building an addi-
ton to his house.
Ben Kingsley is home from Burling
ton. He expects to lose his thumb.
A young man named Clarke, logging
for G. R. Watson, was badly hurt by a
limb, a few days ago.
Morgan Center.
to the Business College at Portland,
Me-, this week.
There will be a sociable at G. A. r.
hall this week, Thursday evening.
Cake will be served. All invited to
come and bring 5 cents.
Newport.
Annie Moulton is spending her va
! cation in town.
Mrs. Hall and Fred have gone to
! Chicago for visit.
Mrs. M. D. Foster has been in Iras
burgh on visit the past week.
Mrs. Geo. Flint went to Boston and
New York Wednesday after new goods.
Geo. B. Rowell and bride have been
stopping with his sister, Mrs. Charles
Bean, for a few days. @'.Iofe
Mr. Dunton,a fireman for Chas. Tarl-
ton, fell from his engine and had his
leg badly broken Monday.
R. J. Wright goes to Boston this
week as delegate to the Scottish Rite
Masons, the lodge OF Perfection here.
| Rev. Mr.. Olds has returned from
| Saxton's River, where his son and
Charlie Brown are attending school.
The Express and Standard will be
made into an eight PACED paper as
soon as Mr.. circuit gets into his new
quarters.
Senators Morrill, OF Vermont, and
! nj =
! isterd at the Memphremagog House
! last week.
The stores of this village will close
every Tuesday and Friday evening
after Oct 1 until May /, except three
weeks during holidays.
An accident to the machinery on
the Lady of the Lake, laid it up at
Georgeville and steam yacht brought
the passengers back to this place.
North Troy.
The village propose to put in a sys-
tenn of water works, and will hold
village meeting on the evening of
Sept. 10th to vote on the matter.
The Palladium reports that Robert
Hair recently met with a severe ac-
cident by having a whiskey bottle
broken in his pocket, the glass cutting
a large cash in his hip-a bad thing
for the bottle and whiskey.
Westfield.
The interior of G. A. Gardyne's store
has been improved by some new paint.
Communion services were held in
the M. E. church on Sunday the 9th
inst.
Ed Sisco has sold his place on the
West Hill to Mr.. Shillitto of the cheese
factory; Sisco will move to Troy.
The NJ E. Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
o. S. Miller on Tuesday afternoon of
of last week; it was a pleasant gath
ering.
L. S. Woodwork has let the job to
Mr.. Sanville to cut 5000 logs; Mr..
Woodwork intends to cut 1000 logs in
addition to these.
Adelbert Austin has gone into part
nership with Judge Hoyt in the lumber
business for five years; Austin will
move to the mills soon, into the board
ing house.
The Westfeld base ball team played
the Newport Center team on The ground
of the latter last Friday, winning the
game by a score of % to p. The Cen
ter team play here Saturday, 19inst.
On the morning of the 4th inst. after
less than a weeks illness, occurred
the death of Edison Farman, aged 50
years Mr. Farman was a native of
Bath, N. H., came to this section when
a young man and settled in the south
part of Troy In the fall of 1851 he
moved to So. Westfield, having pur-
chased farm there. In 1869 and 20,
he represented the town. He was a
man of integrity and excellent moral
principle and was held in high esteem
by his fellow townsman, who knew him
during his residence here of nearly
forty years. There was much of sOr-
row in his life. Out of health for many
years, yet he survived all his children,
and lived to see the death of his cher
ished wife three and one half years ago
under peculiarly distressing circum-
stances. A part of the time since his
home has been with E. S. Miller, the
husband of his deceased daughter. At
the time of his death he was living near
Newport Center with the widow of his
son Ozro, who had married Mr.. Wood.
The funeral was held in the NJ. E.
church here, on Saturday afternoon,
Sept.5, Rev. I. P. Chase officiating,
WeStmOre.
Ladies' aid at Mrs T. Carpenters Fri
day was well attended, and enjoyed
very much.
Rev Mr.. Lockwood of Boston will
preach here Sunday, the goth.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
st. JOhnSDUry.
The st. Johnsbury Cemetery asso-