Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-04


days of each week until further no
tice.
Last Wednesday night the new
clothing store of Hoyt & Harris was
burglarized. Three suits of clothes,
three overcoats and number Of small
ar tic1es were taken. Tt was supposed
the thieves left on some night train,
but as yet no direct trace. Of them
has been discovered.
Some time ago Chauncey Skinner
had watch stolen from his vest which
was hanging in his mill at Newport
Center. He sent the number of his
watch to the different jewelers. in the
county. Last week at North Troy
watch bearing the number was
brought from Lowell, by one Parker,
to be fixed. Word was sent, Parker
was arrested, a hearing was held, and
he was sent to Newport to wait trial.
South Barton.
A. r. Thompson has lung fever with
little hope of recovery. Mrs. William
Gould is also confined to her bed.
It is reported that Vim. Allard has
bought the John Norton place. The
woman that has been at Mr.. Norton's
has gone off Unit another man."
The friends of Carrie Holmes gave
her birthday surprise party, March
g., it being her 18th birthday. She
received several nice presents Ezra
Drown was the happy victim Of a
surprise party on Friday evening last.
Albany.
Edgar Hoyt has moved to Crafts
bury.
F. Martin is sick, and his daughters
are home caring for him.
Miss Inez Martin, who has been at
work for VIM. FL. Hayden, has finish
ed and is visiting among friends.
A. NJ Daniels from Morrisville has
taken the tub factory to run and has
moved to the N. M. Daniels house.
Bloomington.
4 The store is undergoing thorough
repairs.
H. & F. L. Lapierre have bought
the FL. B. Smith farm.
A boy at Willis Fletcher's, also an
heir at E. E. buttons.
Cyrus Heath, who has been very
sick with grip and pneumonia, is i'm
proving.
There will be NJ E. Quarterly meet
ing services at the Centre church Sun
day, April 10.
Daniel Pierce let his farm to Chas.
billiard Mrs Mary A. Smith has
rented her house to Charles Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Church of Cow
ansville, P. O., are stopping with
their daughter, Mrs. Henry Pickle.
The remains of Jeddie, son of VIM.
Wilsey, were brought from Derby for
interment in the Centre cemetery
Thursday, Mar. 81.
At the school meeting in district
No. last Tuesday evening, the follow
ing officers were elected: Committee,
E. M. Buchanan; collector, S. j. Rob
inson; secretary and treasurer, E. A.
Robinson.
Evansville.
Mrs VIM lite and daughter are
spending a few days in Canada on a
visit.
Is the financial standing of the town
such that a town officer need Ssshave"
a town order six per cent?
Dana Clark, wife and babeswent to
Westfield visiting March 9, and on
their return the child was taken sick,
and is in Coventry, not able as yet to
be brought home.
Harvey Foster has bought 200 acres
of land in Westmore for the bobbln
timber which is on it. Mr.. Foster
says he believes in building up bust
ness in his own community. Harvey
has business courage and ability.
A man, not thousand miles distant
from this place, recently lost one of
his COWS and hunted far and wide for
her for two days, when she was dis
cerned in his own pig pen, not TWEEN
ty feet from his house. He must have
been a relative Of the So. Barton man
who lost a pair of steers and hunted
for them several days and found them
in his hog pen building.
Coventry.
A Mr.. Mr., Wheeler. from Newport, Ct,
has moved on to the Ezra Guild farm.
lola Badger of Derby has been en-
gagged to teach the village school
year.
George Livingstone has been con-
fined to his bed with sickness the