Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-12

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North Troy.
Mr. Robert Gardyne has bought the
Rand house on Pleasant street and is
to take possession at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Parkhurst were
at Barton Landing lastweek attending |
the reunion of Co. d, 9th VT. Vols.
The trustees are making needed re-
pairs on the sidewalk on the North |
side of Main street.
Mr.. Dow and wife and Mr.. Arthur
Croft and little daughter of Enosburgh
are the guests of artist Lewis and wife.
Mr.. Warden, our meat man, is in
Cowansville, P. @. caring for his wife,
who is dangerously i'll of typhoid fever.
Fred HI. Elkins has purchased of A.
P. Gaskill his house near the black
smith shop on School street.
Among the visitors in town the past
week were @. Parmenter of Rutland,
Hon. w. D. Wilson of st. Adams, j.
HI. Carpenter of st. Johnsbury, j. ii.
Silsby of Hartford Conn, and Mr.. Aus
tin of Highgate.
WcstmOre.
D. J. Orne will commence lumber
Job on r. AverilFs lot soon.
A little son of VIM. CampbelPs died
the 8th, of cholera infantum.
Ladies' Aid will meet at D. J. Orne's
Friday the 10th. All invited.
Miss Nellie Cases school will be
closed a few days ON account of sick
ness.
VIM. T. McFarlane has gone to
CRANKY with gang of men to work
on lumber job.
WestfieId.
Mrs. S. Morey is sick.
The new Cong'l parsonage is nearly
completed.
Mrs. Amanda Stebbins has been sick
for several weeks.
Homer Hitchcock has gone to Prov
idence, R. l., to attend school.
Rev. Up. Chase gave a report of
the Epworth League Convention held
at Portland, in the M. E. Church on
Sunday evening Oct. IL.
The Y. P. S. G. E. recognized on
the 4th inst. electing the following
officers: president, Guy H. Farman;
vice president, w. B. Gilpin: secretary,
Albert Farman: treasurer, Ada Brown.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
: Mr.. and Mrs D. R. Densmore have
gone to Mass, on visit.
S Mrs. Meyer Wyzanski has returned
S to her home in Boston.
Frank Warren has gone to Ludlow,
Mass, to work in a meat market.
: Rev. P. N. Granger goes to Rutland
this week as delegate to Grand Lodge
It of the I. o. G.. T.
|. Miss Hattie Walter has so far re
1t covered that she came home IRON
h Lancaster Monday.
Quite number of the Good Tenn
i plars from a Riverside lodge made
: Harmony lodge a visit Monday even
ID ing.
lie Mrs. Carrie Chase went to Burling
% ton last week as delegate to atten
the State convention of the Daugh
10 ter's of Rebekah.
n Wendell Silsby is putting in tw
y new windows in the roof of his nous
> and large bay window on the from
lie of the lower side.
III On the Sd inst, John Atkins, Will
visiting his daughter at Wheeloci
Tx had quite a severe shock. At the las
of report he was no better.
ST st. Johnsbury.
lg Henry c. Bates has gone to Kansa
p on business trip.
III Mai. Allen Spalding has had hi
oU pension increased from So to SD
- month.
- This is the fourth town in the stat
"a measured by the grand list. Our III
ON is 2,O92.
,e. The Fairbanke's have put in ne
it, Corliss 500 H. P. engine, to run tn
1t machinery at the scale shops. 1t
an said to be the largest engine in IL
he state.
sheffield.
Mrs. Charles Chesley has return'
its home.
Charles Coffran is moving to Il
to Waldron Brown farm.
Paul Willard will move into Charl
me Coffran's house.-Will Gray has mo-
ed into R. J. McDowell's house.
nil Mrs. M. Way will entertain t
or Ladies Aid next Friday afternoon al
evening, Oct. 10.
of The Wheelock quarterly meetil
21I will hold it's next session in the f.
church in this place, commencing
4,,o Thursday afternoon, Oct. % and co
,+h tinuing over the Sabbath.
ay, Hardwick.
A G. G. Skinner, native of Hardwl
now a successful banker and man
affairs at Valparaiso, Ind, has be
20 visiting here, the town of his boyho'
100 accompanied by his son, Leslie, W
was making his first visit to Vermo
Owe East Hardwicl<.
MI. Messrs. Hunt & Babbitt have n
iunior clerk from Fairfax.
Nh The r. r. is now running on II
~ Of time table, which is about asl last we
w. Rev. Mr.. Walbridge, the evanga
is expected to hold revival meeu
,on- here in November.
Their The Cong. church have purcha
ut of Gospel Hymns No. 6, for use IN so
rson meetings in Jewett Chapel.
eeler While Bert SWEET was in the i'll
of the mill the water burst in u
dalls him, flooding him over his head.
~ of escaped by catching upon the
Ken and climbing out, but it was mar
ray escape.
tural A. G. Aliston is getting settled az
to business in Odd Fellows pl'
with stock of tin ware and stove
cited Norman J. Caswen and wife
Waterbury, Conn, old residents