Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-09-07

spring and has put his cider mill in
good repair, and will make cider for
customers, Saturdays, Sept 18th, 10Th !,
and goth.
The people of this vicinity are earn
estly requested to attend the Minis
terial Association to be held at the NJ
E. Church in this place, beginning
with preaching service on Tue sday
evening, and continuing through We'd
nesday and Thursday, closing with
missionary convention in the eve.
Lowell
Mrs Ringmalt and family have gone
home.
! Allie Austin has gone to Johnson to
/ school.
Julia (shufelt) Stokes is visiting her
parents here.
N Myette has moved into the Far
man house.
Kate Harding and her children have
returned to Boston.
William Warner is very sick, and
Irwin Stevenson quite SO.
B. J. Austin's horses, ''cut loose" and
demoralized the buggy, Monday.
T. B. Cowan has bought a place in
New Hampshire and expects to move
soon.
The remains of L. Sanders of Alba
ny, were brought here for interment
Sept. I'd.
W. E. Patterson's family have moved
to ST. Johnsbury for better school con-
veniences.
Morgan.
Willie Persons talks of renting his
farm and going to st. Johnsbury to
work
Our village school commenced Mon
day Aug. 31st. Miss Nora Bullock
teacher.
The next meeting of Isaac Blake
Post will be held on Wed. Sept. 10.
The w r. G. will meet at o'clock
and the post at 3 p. m. 1t is hoped all
members will be attendance.
Newport.
Mrs VIII True is quite sick.
Rev. Chas. Ide of Milwaukee is in
town.
VIII Hight has been visiting at
Ayers Flat
Eddie RobeteDe was badly hurt by
falling out of tree.
Mrs. DIR. Blanchard returns to Bos
ton this week, for the winter.
Minnie House is in Boston in hos
pital, learning to be nurse.
Henry Lawrence seems to be much
better.-Wil Watts is quite sick.
Eulie Eaton of Montpelier has been
visiting Miss Gilman the past week.
VIII Human of Springfield, Mass,
has been visiting his many friends
here.
A number of jurors went to Sher-
brooke fair, as there were no cases
this week.
In the game of Lacrosse, between
the Windsors and Newports, the score
was tie at each.
Mr.. Bonneau, who had his leg brok
en- at the International mill, is able to
be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bartlett of Min
neapolis have been visiting their
niece, Mrs. Carl Story.
A number of the boys have gone to
ST. Johnsbury to school, among them
Will Ranny, Tom Camp and VIII Gill
man.
The Express and Standard office will
be moved to Lane & Davis new build
ing back of their store, and Mr.. Grout
will also have his law office there.
E. Lane has bought the lot on which
the band stand stands, for $4,000, and
it is reported that he intends to build
a large business block on it. 1t will
be great addition to that street.
North Troy.
S. H. Green and family have return
ed to Washington, D. G.
School in district No. began Sept.
18th, Mary L. Wheeler teacher.
E. r. Sisco of Westfeld has bought
Mrs. Brewster's place in the village,
paying $3.50.
The following officers of Missisquoi
lodge [. O. G. T. were installed by
state deputy, H. J. Bennett; @. T., E.
Johnson; V. T., Kitty Sheldon; Sec,
M. Johnson; T., r. Martin; F. S., Mrs.
A. H. Gray; NJ, j. w. Buzzel; s.,
Luna Nozo; c., J. H. Hoyt.
WestfcId.
Nelson Seymour has moved to Low
ell
A new daughter at Andre Craw-
fords.
Frank Lepierre and Frank Martin
; have traded farms.
Mark Johnson is home from Man
chester, n. H., on a visit.
Pliny and Madge Wright are attend
ing the Derby Academy this fall.
Communion services were held at
the Cong. church on Sunday Sept. g..
Rev. Chas Scott, pastor of the
Cong. church thirty years ago, paid a
flying visit to the town last week.
) D. E. Wright and wife visited at ST.
las Hills in Bolton, P. Q. Mrs. Will
I Eaton OF Usage, Ia, who has been at
Walter Burnham's on visit, has re-
turned home.
5 The village school commenced Aug.
t 81, with Miss Helen Davis of Troy as
teacher.-Miss E1va Farman has gone
to Rutland, where she will teach the
B. division of the grammer school.
D. @. Woodwork took a trip to New
York recently. Freeman Farman and
his son Maurice went to Northern N.
Y. last week. Mr.. Farman will re-
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