Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-09-28
Holland.

Geo. II. lice Is about TO move TO his
place in Derby, known as the Carter
place.
The concert given by the members
of the M. E. church choir, was well
attended and much enjoyed by all
present Net proceeds SIS.
Irasburgh.
The measles have put in an appear
ance.
Mrs. L. A. Metcalf has been to Bos-
ton for new millinery.
Charles Simmino has moved to VOL
cott where he has lumber job.
Mr.. Henry Jameson is visiting in
town after an absence ofseveral years
in California.
Mr.. E. P. Church has gone to Spring
field, Mass, to visit his son, Dana
Mr.. and Mrs. S. HI. Howard have gone
to Lowell, Mass, and elsewhere for a
few weeks.
All persons interested in the or
ganization of a w. G. II. u. are re-
quested to meet the County Pres. at
the Cong. church, Friday afternoon,
at half past two o'clock.
j. d. Edmunds has his new house all
enclosed and will have a fine one
when finished. j. d. Cotton is boss of
the wood work and A. B. Kinney of
So. Troy does the mason work.
The Irasburgh boys went to Barton
Landing Saturday afternoon to see
the Landing boys play ball with the
Derby Center club. The latter failing
to put in an appearance, the Irasburgh
boys tried their hand. Score, Iras
burgh, 27; Barton Landing, II.
Wheeler & Locke and F. A. Buchan-
on will close their stores each Tues
day and Friday evening from Oct. LIST
to April 1st, except three weeks at
Christmas, and the post office will be
closed the same evenings Immediate
ly after the distribution of the even
ing mail.
Lowell.
Leigh Wellman is teaching in Crafts
bury.
Rev. Mr.. Walbridge and wife were
in town day last week.
Mrs. Sarah Briggs is here. = Mrs
Lewis Cox is visiting here.
Rev. Willie Warren is in town tax
ing care of his father, who is very low.
In the issue of last week, Jack
wood probably means Lockwood, and
S. Cello has moved to West Albany in
stead of West Derby.
The lightning struck wire fence
of Moses Kennison's and cut off 33
posts, splitting 81 of them. Mr.. Ken
ison's house was about ten rods from
the fence, but was not injured.
Morgan.
G. J. Moore is filling up his store
with new goods.
The grounds around the church are
being filled in and graded, improving
appearances very much. The vestry
has also been clapboarded and paint
ed.
Morgan Center
Mrs. Clara E. Bryant Pinney and
her husband Elmer L. Pinney, go to
Concord, N. H., Tuesday to work in
the asylum.
There will be a chicken pie festival
at G. A. R. Hall, Tuesday eve. Oct. 6,
under the auspices of the w. r. G. the
proceeds to go towards the purchase
of an organ for the hall.
Newport.
Henry Lawrence is able to ride out
Orem Newcomb is in Boston this
week.
Henry Harris is moving into DR..
Gaines tenement.
Mrs Homer Thrasher has sold her
millinery business to Mrs. D. Wallace.
E. G. Robinson and wife were in
town last week.
Lawrence & Lorrimer's order team
ran away, breaking up the wagon
some.
Geo. Burbank's little boy was badly
injured by pile of boards falling on
him.
Geo. B. Young is to go to Mime
apolis soon and will open a law office
there.
L. E. Brewster leaves to -day for the
Adirondacks in New York, for va
cation.
al hoc h1olyn,,
keeping and stored his goods in the
building formerly occupied by A. R.
CowIes.
Mr.. Kinney is making a great i'm
has purchased.
Mrs. Cleveland and Mable have re-
turned to Boston for the winter. A.
G. Goodwin has gone to Troy to stay
this winter.
F. NJ. Clark, SO long meat cook at
the Memphremagog House, goes to
Burlington to- day, for a like position
at the Van Ness House.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. III. Flint are in
New York this week for the purchase
of goods. Miss Lillian Gilman accom-
panies them there, and goes from
there to Kansas City and other west
ern points.
In the horse race here last week
Cyclone was lame so Iron Duke had it
all his own way, he paced an exhibit
ton mile in 1889. In the scrub race,
A. Fairbrother's horse was 1st, Sam
Darmons I'd, and B. F. Hamilton's 3d.
jay.
B. F. Paine raised on IA acres be-
tween seven and eight hundred bush
els of oats.
North Troy.
Mrs. J. w. Redmond has been Wis
iting friends in Burlington.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Err
nest Gardyne, Wednesday Sept. 25th
Fred III. Elkins has gone to house
keeping in part of John Sweets new
house on Railroad street.
Miss Cora May, daughter of g. G.