Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-02-22
Lowell.



Feb. 10.
Village schools close Friday, March
A, with an exhibition i'm the town hall
in the evening.
Morgan.
Bert Armstrong and wife have re-
turned from the Maine lumber woods.
Mrs. Nora Collins has arrived from
Mass, on account of the illness OF her
father, Albert Elliott.
Quite a number are improving the
fine weather now and are cutting and
drawing ice from the lake.
Herman E. Johnson and Miss Lille
b. Farr were quietly married az the
BRIDES home, Wednesday the 18th.
Best wishes attend them.
Morgan Center
A. G. Sawyer's family are better.
Mr.. Ramsdell and wife from N. IL.
are visiting at Jonathan Bryant's.
Henry Elliott's team has begun
logging for Mr.. Conway at Lake Sta
ton on Grand Trunk r.. r..
Horace Tibbetts of st. Johnsbury is
here visiting relatives and recupera-
ting from an attack of the grip.
Special meeting of the Post and
Corps next Saturday at 10 A. M. BUSH
ness requires a full attendance.
Miss It. j. Cargill is better, also Will
lam Gilman.-A little girl of Charles
Burrows is i'll from some of the after
troubles which follow the ugly grip.
Newport.
VIM. Hight was at Ayers Flat last
week.
G.. III. Prouty and wife are home
from the Bermudas.
The mills are all running full time,
with plenty of orders at present.
The mother of the late H. S. Law
renee is very i'll at Mrs. Lawrence's.
III. S. Root is back from Boston and
Lowell; Henry Newcomb is also home.
Jerry Drew has control OF both no.
tells and Gard. Pratt of the two livery
stables.
VIM. Blair has engaged TO w. Il.
\ Tuck as man of all work about his
premises.
Do not forget that the ladies OF the
Methodist church will furnish dinners
in the vestry on March meeting day.
Benz. Thrasher, of Thrasher 81 Hol-
brook, has sold his interest i'm the bus
mess to Chas. Bigelow, and, we un-
/ darcto,,H will noun M 20 nsa ,A,,Is..
II. G. Blanchard was married We'd
nesday to Miss Mary Chandler OF
Worcester, Mass, formerly of Derby.
E. @. Blanchard and wife went TO
the wedding.
Moore & Tuck have ordered twenty
more machines, and have bought out
the lease of the Newport Rifles, and
will use both floors for the manufac-
ture of overalls.
III. S. Lawrence died Wednesday
morning. His funeral was held Sat-
urday at 2 p. m. Every store and
business place was closed, as n mark
of respect, during the funeral.
The people of Newport and vicinity
were treated to Sunshine" last Fri
day evening by Rev. A. @. Dixon of
Brooklyn, N. Y. Those who heard
his brother last winter on Backbone
will agree, think, that the "Sun-
shine" man is another "chip of the
same block" There was more sun
shine in Fields Opera Hall last Friday
evening than we have seen anywhere
else in long time.
Newport Center.
Jas. III. Martin has moved back on
to his farm near South Troy. His
brother, @. w. Martin, will continue
to run the store here alone.
Walter Whipple has returned TO
Middletown, Conn. His father, j. III.
Whipple, has SO far recovered from
his sickness, that he is able TO be out
some.
William Allen has moved into the
rooms over Fred Hildreth's store, re-
Gently vacated by Joseph Wing
Wesley Regain has moved from the
Andrew Wheeler farm i'm Dist. No. II
to the Jerome Brooks farm i'm Coven-
try near Geo. II. Lanes.
The r. r. Go. are building a tele-
graph office at the summit between
this village and Newport village, ID
being necessary TO have an office
there on account of SO many trains
crossing each other there.
The school in the Burrell Lane dis