Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-03-09

was drank in the water.
Jay.
j. Tatro has moved into w. Cases ten
ant house.
Mrs. N. Ross and Mrs. H. Farrell have
gone to N. H. for work.
The town voted to pay $1,000 Of the
$1,000 of their bonds this year.
Miss Alice Chase of No. Troy has been
spending the week here with friends.
Mrs. Nancy Hunt has rented her farm
to G. D. Ovitt and possession is already
given.
Jerry LaFrank has given up Mr.. Lu-
cier's farm which he took in the fall, and
Mr.. Lucier has taken possession. La
Frank has moved back to Westfield.
j. Sisco came near being killed by get
tinff caught between a load of logs and a
bank. His clothes were nearly torn off
and he was badly damned and scratched.
Lowell.
The town tax is placed at fifty cents on
a dollar this year.
and dislocated his elbow sliding down
hill
Morgan Center.
A girl baby at Webb Cargins
Mrs. Ada M. Brown of Berlin, n H.,
is visiting at Mrs. j. A. Gray's.
Henry Beams sugar house recently fell
down and badly damaged his evaporator
and buckets.
i Arthur Ransom has young steer that
he drives into the village harnessed into
a sleigh, and to all appearances he minds
the bits us well as horse.
Newport.
A quiet town meeting here.
Miss Geur is at work for Mrs. Homer
! Thrasher.
Dr.. Gould, who has been quite sick the
past week, is some better.
Burt Lane and Joe Woodbury. were in
Montreal last week after horses.
NJ c. Grandy has gone to Springfield
Mass, to work. Sorry to lose him.
C. P. Story is clearing out his groceries
and will put in other goods about April l.
The trade between Orem Newcomb and
Eugene Greenwood of the drug store is
! off, as Mr. Moulton would not lease to
! Mr.. Greenwood.
! True & Blanchard are to put in large
line of tinware, cutlery, etc, and have
hired Mr.. Robinson of Charleston TO work
for them on the road.
! Geo. NewcOmb is through at Lawrence
Il Lorrimer's and Al. Thurber of Coven-
try takes his place.-Ned Livingston goes
| to work for True & Blanchard.
The Orleans Co. Medical Society will
hold a general clinic at the parlors of the
Newport House, Newport, on Thursday,
March II. At this time sub-acute and
chronic cases will be examined by the
physicians present and receive advice
gratuitOusly. w. f. GILMAN, Sec.
Save one-half Of your soap bills by us
ing Brussels soap. 1t contains "no ros-
in" o. d. Owen sells it.
NewpOTt Center.
Charlie Day has moved to Coventry.
Earnest Workers meet with Mrs. c. L.
Drown next Friday evening.
Alfred Matten and Mrs. Jane Bush were
married Saturday, March eth.
Charlie Moore has hired the John Riley
farm of c. Bradley and has taken posses.
sion.
Walter f. Whpple is at home on a
short vacation from the Girls Industrial
School at Middletown, Conn.
Mrs. Mary Cello has let her farm for
one year to Harry Vinton, and will soon
60 to Hartford, VT, where her son Frank
is at work in a wooden mill.
Charles Frizzell has moved from the
G.. L. Sleeper house near the II. II. cross |
ing into A. c. Harris house.-Hazen Niles !
has moved back from Irasburgh.
North Troy.
Our village schools closed for a vaca-
ton of two weeks.
School on the east side of the river,
taught by Frank Leach has closed after |
a successful term.
The ladies' missionary society met |
with Mrs. N. D. Martin on Tuesday af- |
ternOon.
H. B. Pettingill has bought of John |
Wheeler the farm known as the Porter /
place on East Hill in Troy.
The many friends of Miss Nellie Man
uel are glad to see her out again after her |
long and severe illness.
On Saturday evening, Feb. IS, the |
friends of Miss Ella Harvey gave her a
pleasant surprise, the occasion being her
18th birthday.
The town meeting of Tuesday adjourn
ed to the 18th, in order to fully comply |
with the legal requirements pertaining to
the warning.
The Farmers League will meet at Troy
on the 18th, at O'Clock p. m. Business
of Importance is to come before the
meeting and full attendance is desired
WeStHeId.
Albert Farman is sick with rheumatic
fever.
The young people gave bonnet social
in the town hall last Friday evening.
Fremont Miller has rented his farm to
Chas. Gilbert for one year. Gilbert takes
possession this week and Miller will |
move into Gilbert's house in the village. |
At the town meeting. many of the old |
officers were reelected. There was a |
slight opposition to Mr.. WV. w Wakefield, |
the constable and collector, but he was |
reelected by an overwhelming majority, |
receiving 70 votes, while his competitor |
received 80.
w eStnOre.
Henry Gage and wife are boarding at
the hotel.
L. w. Rash has taken the job to cut |
the lumber by the thousand at j. c. |
Orne's mill.
The Wednesday evening prayer meet |
ings will be held at private houses the |
rest of the winter.