Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-16


saw a case like it.
Holland.
G. w. Brown is laid up with rheu-
matism.
Gerry Heath has gone to ST. Adams
to look for winters job.
Hollis Wheeler has sold his Moulton
place to a party in CoaticooE.
Miss Davis, who has been sick a
long time, has gone to a hospital in
Boston.
Rev. Drown is holding a series of
meetings at the Advent church with
good success.
School in district No. closed the
23d, taught by Hattie Flanders Those
having no absent marks are Birdie
Pinney, Retta Judd, Maud Bazinet,
Mary Bazinet, Daisy Grey, Jennie
Lackey, Annie Smith, Della Worth,
Maud Smith, frankie Rice, Harrie
Page, Leon Grey, Charlie Rice, Fred
die Worth, Johnnie Bazinet, Lee
Hacket.
Irasburgh.
Mr.. E. A. Leach was here in person
last week and positively contradicts
the rumor of his decease. We take
pleasure in congratulating him upon
the falsity of the report.
The dry weather again causes an
agitation of the water problem. This
is a question in which every person in
the village should be de eply interested
Don't give it up, and don't take sec
ond- class water, but bring a good
stream of pure spring water which
everybody will want, and the purity
of which no one will question.
Jay.
S. L. Day is suffering with a felon.
Louise Lucier has gone to Reading,
Mass.
Geo. Day of Piermont, N. H., has
been visiting in town.
WILDER Hadlock has moved into the
house vacated by M. Allard.
Paine and Blaisdell do not propose
to do much log cutting for this winter.
Mrs. White, a guest of William
Blaisdell, has returned to her home in
Cambridge, VT.
Joseph Tatro has rented G. d. Ovit's
farm house.-R. w. Allard has moved
to No. Troy.-M S. Chamberlin's new
barn is finished.
Mrs. Alfred Hadlock is improving
| slowly.-Curtis Dodge got his hand
| too near the saw and had three fingers
badly hurt.
Henry Sisco has closed a successful
term of school in Dist. Mol, and
teaches the winter school after three
weeks vacation.
G. d. Blair has rented his own and
| the w. Bean farm to L. j. Elliott.-Jo
| Tatro moves to the tenement house,
Geo. Sisco into the Paine boarding
| house.
H. D. Chamberlin got his hand hurt
on the planer so that he had to have
the second finger of his right hand
taken off; DR.. Gray performed the
operation.
Rolla and Lucy Wakefield are home
from Battle Creek Sanitarium much
improved in health.-H. ID. Chamber
lain has so far improved from the injury
to his hand as to be out of doors. Mr..
Coburn was recently badly hurt in the
logging woods.
| Lowell.
Elder Rose is home from his vacation.
Jones and Gilman's new boiler and
engine have come.
Mrs. Weed, who has been sick a long
time, died Nov. s, and the remains
were taken to Colchester for burial.
Geo. A. Bill sells, on time, at Lowell,
Tuesday, Nov. "a, at 10 o'clock, eight
good horses, weighing from 1850 to
200 pounds.
Tell your turnip men that Don B.
Curtis brought to the Post office a
clean, smooth turnip that weighed p :
pounds and we do not call him much
of hand to raise turnips either.
The officers of Mt. Norris Lodge, 1.
o. G.. T. installed Nov. 4, were as fol-
lows: c. T. Emily Wellman, V. T. Hat
tie Stannard, Sec. Will L. Kinsley,
A. Sec. May Chamberlin, Fin. Sec.
Jennie Parker, Treas. Freeman Page,
Chap. Andrew Richardson, M. Ross
Kinsley, D. M. BERTHE Morton, G. Edith
Arel, Sen. Edgar Coolidge, Supt. of
juveniles, Mrs. Crafts.
Morgan Center
Geo. Maxwell is finishing up his new
house.
Mrs. j. A. Work has gone to Canada
on visit, and Mr.. Work intends to
go into the woods numbering this win
ter.
Newport.
F. A. Brown, jeweller, is well stock
ed up in new silver ware, plated goods
aud other table articles. He is doubly
busy these days with his new goods
and in watch repairing. Go and see
him.
Newport Center.
Michael Council has sold his place
to T. J. Beadle of No. Troy for 1928.
The new bridge on the No. Troy
road, just completed, is said to be the
best bridge in town.
Mrs. o. M. Giffin has the agency
here to sell Christmas books for j. HI.
Moor & Co. Philadelphia, Pa. and will
call on the people here to solicit or
ders.
Ephriam Norway has bought the
farm known as the Peter Williams
farm, paying $1,000 for it.-LutherF Elan
ders has let his farm to Adam Dunn,
for one year and Dunn has moved in
with Flanders.-Will Cutting has sold
his house and land to Henry Fox for
$3.50.
Robert r. Lathe died on the 18th
inst. and the funeral was held on Fri
low Do1, N;Ioc %