Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-05

Irasburgh.
has been in town few days.
Miss Effie Holman has gone to
Brockton, Mass, to visit her sister
and brother.
The Kendalls will give a concert at |
Court House Hall, Tuesday evening,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society," Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall come
very highly recommended, and the
entertainment promises to be litera-
nv and musical treat of high order.
The w. G. T. U. organized Friday af-
ternoon, elected the following offic-
ers: President, Mrs. G. w Wheeler;
1st vice president, Mrs. w. G. John
son; I'd vice president, Mrs. f. b.
Phelps; Sec, Mrs. o. w. Locke Treas,
Mrs. w. F. Brewster; Supt. w. T. P.
A.. Mrs. Arthur Gilmour; Supt. Ju-
venile work, Mrs. S. E. Clough.
Wednesday evening, as VIM. G. Tap
lin was going down street, somebody,
apparently from the fair, either by ex-
tremely reckless or malicious driving,
knocked him down and ran over him.
They were neither humane nor gen
tlemanly enough to stop to apologize
or learn the extent of the damage
done, which fortunately was limited
to a few severe bruises.
Lowell.
Alton Dodge is sick with bilious
fever.
Charley Freeman has moved into
Mrs. Stevenson's tenement.
L. r. Wellman and Volney Parker
have gone to the Adirondack Mts., to
spend couple weeks hunting deer.
Ross Kinsley took his two-year- old
stallion to Barton fair and won
premium over large number of COM
petitors.
VIM. Warner died Sunday night of
blood poison. Funeral services were
holden at the Baptist church Tuesday
afternoon, Rev.I.P. Chase of Westtield
officiating. Post Hazen, of which Mr..
Warner was a member, was present
in a body.
Newport.
M. B. Thrasher has sold his house on
South street to Thomas Taylor.
P.O. Holt is grading his lot on East
ern Avenue, preparatory to building
a tenement house.
Miss Lillian Gilman started for the
West last Monday, where she is to re-
main for about two months.
W.B. Bullock has finished work in
Greenfield, Mass, and has returned
to Newport, where he will soon enter
the Express and Standard office as fore
man.
The arrangements for the next lee
ture courses are completed and the
advertisements will be out soon. The
committee have spared no effort tc
make the course a good one, and II
possible, to improve upon the ones
which have preceded it. Several nov
elites are introduced which it is thought
will be attractive The course vii
comprise the following: The Boston
Rivals Concert Company, Miss Cecilt
: Gohl, a talented young Swedish woman
r Hon. Geo. w. Balm, Hon. Henry Hall
Pof. DEM otte, the famous scientl III
lecturer, the Shubert Concert Compa
" ny of Chicago, A. @. Dixon, JOSEPH
Litteu, Rev. o. P. Clifford, and the
Macy Appleton Company. Dates an'
further particulars will be given later
North Troy.
The Congregational Society ar
having the church repapered over
: head. G. M. Flint is doing the job
= The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist so
n ciety met with Mrs. Geo. G. May o.
Il Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lyon of Highgate Springs ha
a been visiting her son here, DIR. Z.
: Lyon.
Quite a number from here attende
e the Barton Fair last week.
e The Young mems Social Club me
Thursday evening and elected officer
st as follows: president, w. S. Elkins
It vice president, G. L. Lyon; secretary
H. E. Pettingill; treasurer, E. o. Had
}. lock; auditors, F. HI. Elkins, G. ID. II
% kins. H. A. Gilman; committee, f. v
Elkins, C. L. Lyon, H. E. Elkins; CON
: mittee on bylaws, w. S. Elkins, Z. t
= Elkins and H. A. Gilman.
v South Troy.
Fred Preston has moved into pa
of the j. P. Martin house.
is Charles Lathe has bought the plaC
formerly occupied by Fred Preston.
it Prof. Shepard has formed singir
class of about forty scholars.
l. Mrs. Henry Partlow died quite SUI
d. denly on Wednesday night last. HI
funeral was held on Friday.
IN F.O. Kennedy's little child, whiC
u was to be taken to Burlingtonf for me-
- zeal treatment, died at G. w. Stevens
j. Westmore.
20, Mrs. w. Pierce is improving.
ed Capt Averill, wife and Miss McLa1
started for the West Sept. 28th.
q Marshall Calkins and wife of LoV
IF. ell. Mass, have been visiting in tt
hit place and Morgan.
to WeStfieId.
F. The cheese factory closed Sept.
W. Mrs. E. H. Miller has been very sic
H. but is better.
a." Mrs. Jacob Stebbins has receiv
news announcing the death of b
py nephew, VIM. Chamberlain of Oh
ef, Mr. Chamberlain was the son of Fra
rs Chamberlain, and formerly Of Il
III town.
- On the 28th Sept. occurred the m;
- riage of Joseph LaPlant of this TOW
~ and Myra Blodgett of Lowell. 1t "
=: also the 25th anniversary of
~ groom's parents, Chas. and Mrs.
Plant. The events were duly ce
- brated.
III A. c. Austin has moved into
an boarding house on West Hill. Hal
nd Roberts will move into the An