Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-09
Newport Center.
Simon o. Whipple has received an
increase to his pension of So per month
with about $40 arrears.


the place he sold Harlow Carr last
spring, and Mr. Carr has moved on tC
the Adam Dunn place owned by the
DIR.
Mrs. Ell. F. Bartlett and daughter
Mrs Myrtle Marsh, have gone on a
visit to relatives and friends, in Provi-
dence, R. I.-Cornelius Kendall, wife
and daughter; Samuel D. Meacham;
Milo Rollins and wife and others went
on the excursion to Boston, Mass. the
9th, inst. and o. H. Williams and wife
went the 28th. Station agent, Ell. L.
Smith sold ten tickets at this station.
South Troy.
J. D. Bean has bought the Jeru Pow
ers' farm, paying $1O37.
E. R. Sisco is digging a cellar under
the house he bought of Mrs. Brewster.
The Willing Workers will give a
New England supper at the M. E.
church, Nov. 18.
The school on the West road, taught
by Miss Elva Parkhurst, closed last
Friday after successful term, also
the one in North Jay taught by Miss
Lucretia Pettingill which has been a
! success.
! J. S. Young has moved the old Stew
art store across the road and joined it
to the new one he has nearly complet
ed.-Rev. E. w. Smith has moved to
the new parsonage at Westfeld
The Board of Agriculture will hold
meeting at Troy, Thursday and Fri
day. December 10 and H.
WestfieId
Rev. E. w. Smith has moved into
the new parsonage.
The village school taught by Miss
Helen Davis of Troy, closes this week.
w. B. Gilpin has had a very serious
time with his hand, but it is on the
gain now.
Mrs. Emily Barton of Stafford, Conn,
and her son Frank Willis are in town
on visit; Mrs. Barton is a sister of
Orrin MILLER.
Rev. I. P. Chase is expected to ad-
dress the young people in the inter
ests of the Epworth League work at
Greensboro Bend, Tuesday eve, Nov.
10.
Miss Addie Stoddard of Enosburgh,
formerly OF this town, is here on
visit.-Miss rStella Gilman who has
been absent several months in Ohio,
has returned home.
WeStTnOre.
Mrs. Willard Leland is visiting her
son William in Wells River.
Mr. Pierce will move into Captain
Averill's house for the winter.
Charles Cheney has the frame up
for a new barn.
Mrs. w. Pierce is able to ride out
John Brown is i'll.
j. G. Orne has possession of his mill
again and will stock it the coming
winter.
Barron's saw mill and Coles bObbin-
mill are being put in good shape to
run this winter.-C. H. Atkins, c..
ing their buildings.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
WheelOck.
There will be a donation for the ben
eft of Rev. J. S.Allen Wednesday eve'
Nov. 11th. All are cordially invited.
Leon Garland has secured a bicycle
hn
Youths Companion. He will ride it
to school at Lyndon Center.
Horace Hoyt and wife, who have
been here on visit the past year, will
return to Wisconsin this week. We
should be glad to have Mr.. Hoyt and
wife remain with us.
Miss Abbie Taylor hrs been engaged
to teach the fall and winter term in
district No in Sheffield Miss Tay-
lor is a good teacher and the district
does well to secure her services.
Sutton.
Ora Jessamen is building a new sug-
ar house
Miss Ethel Chapman goes to Lyndon
to take music lessons of Mrs. Ranger.
julius Parker is going to Averill,
n. H., to work in a whetstone facto-
ry.
j. P. Webster sells his farm, person
al property, ETC., at auction on We'd
nesday of this week.
1t is expected that Rev. Mr.. Church
i'll of Saco, Maine will come here about
the first of December as pastor of the
F. B. church.
Mrs. Reuben Allard died Nov. 9TH.
She had la grippe in the spring and
never fully recovered from its effects.
Funeral services were held on Sunday
by M. @. Henderson.
Leonard Mitchell died Oct 30, of
typhoid fever, at the residence of ST.
las Gray. He was Al years of age,
Funeral services last Monday, Rev.
Mr.. Howard officiating.
Sarah Beckwith has been confined
to her bed for the past five weeks by
sickness. Her sister, Mrs. Joy, has
Do0n mere dSSlS GIIlS III GIt0 care Oh n0r
but has returned to her home in Lud-
low, Mass.
Mrs. Gracia Tite died at her daugh-
ter's in West Berlin, VT, the 30th day
of October, aged 73 years. Her re-
mains were brought to Sutton for in
terment. Funeral services were held
at the residence of her brother. Oren
Curtis, the Sd of Nov, Rev. John For
rest officiating.
East HardWick.
Mary S., a sister of Helen M, started
this year at Newport, winning her race
and getting a record of 2.53. She is
| three years old.
The trade for III. w. Stevens house
with Magoon has failed.-W. L. Dow
has repaired and painted his horse
barn.-Dan Hunt is to move here from
Barton in a few days.-G. L. johnson