Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-23
Locals. From Last PAGE,

Reuben Wright has moved into q
part of Jacob Stebbins' house. Mrs.
Wright who has been onEan extended
visit to her daughters in Canada, has
returned somewhat improved in
health.
The school in Dist. No. 4, taught by
Miss Ada Brown closes this week.
Miss Helen Davis of Troy and Miss
Bessie Simonds of Montgomery have
been engaged to teach the village
school the coming term.
Westmore.
F. H. Foster is enlarging and re
shingling his houses. NJ. Cole has
put an addition to the bobbin-m
and is now building a store house or
dry-house for bobbins.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
st. j JOhnSbury.
The State Grange meeting will be
held here, Dec. s.
County court commences here Dec.
8-the second Tuesday this time.
1t is reported that the Museum will
be dedicated to the public about the
middle of December.
A large number of houses have been
erected during the past season and
ST. Johnsbury is one of the growing
towns of the State.
West Burke.
Alice Varney has taken a school for
the winter at Newport Center.
John Rosebrooks has bought and
moved into the house of the late Sam
uel Stebbins. Price $55O.-Chas. Hall
has rented and moved into Perry
Porter's tenement house at the north
end of the village.
Sutton.
Nathan S. Russell, one of the Russell
Bros, who left this town years ago to
build up a business and win an honor
ed reputation in Massillon, Ohio, died
in that city Nov. IS from the immedi-
ate effects of paralysis. A newspaper
of that city has very complimentary
account of the character and career of
Mr.. Russell.
East Hardwick.
Mrs. Delano and her daughter Flor
ence are to spend the winter in Massa-
chusetts.
Rev. E. L. Walbridge continues
eVangelistic meetings this week; his
wife and little son are with him now.
Charles Wilson has moved on to j.
j. Campbell's farm, and Mr.. Campbell
has moved to Hardwick village.
Curtis Gould has sold his farm to a
Mr.. Norcross of Albany, and has bought
Oramel Curriers' house on Pleasant
street.-Erastus Howard has let his
farm for year, and gives possession
soon.
Wheelock.
Luther Cree has gone to Massachu-
setts.
Harvey Spaulding is in town look
ing after his farm.
Fred Brooks is sick with pneumonia.
His brother will run the shop for the
present.
Albert Gray has rented farm of
VIM. AMerriam of Glover and is NOV
ing. He will rent his house.
James S. Drew is painting his house.
He ordered his paint of FL. P. King,
who is agent for o. w. IngersolPs Lii
quid Rubber paint.
Sheffield.
Winslow Brown has moved to Lyn-
donville.
Bradley ingalls, and Amasa Chase
are painting their buildings. They use
the Liquid Rubber Paint.
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