Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-28

Roy Persons is at home from MnineI
a. Ewens and J. A. Gray have oacI
purchased a Murkland sugar arch.
Jonathan Bryant lost horse re
Gently while at work for l.. a. Good
ell logging.
Webb Cargill has rented the Busl
place of J. A. Gray and will occupy /
about April /.
Newport.
VIII True aud wife have been sic
the past week.
w. II. jerks viii move his studio OF
to the vacant lot near 3. w. Lee's.
N. d. Foster has rented the tene
ment in Everett HIPS house on Seol
ond Street.
Lester Phelps is in Morrisville al
tending the wedding Of his sister-in|
law, Miss Keller.
Charles Bigelow was taken sudden
ly i'll Saturday evening, but is lituI
better at this writing.
Mrs. DR.. Branch has purchased th
Mrs. Doane place on South 81. ant
will erect new house on 1t.
MS. Stone OF East Hampton, Mass
former supervisor OF schools in thil
county, arrived in town last Saturday
"Doc'' Cheney was fined on MondaA|
last $40 and costs for an assault ol
one Jackson, a news agent ON the q
p. r..
T.. o. Archambault, C.P. r.. brake
man, took a pair Of boots a few day
ago which did not belong 20 him Fine
SO and costs.
1t is rumored that Geo. Macdair
mied has bought Mr.. Lawrence's In
terest in the grocery store OF Law
renee & Lorimer
G.. III. Green has rented the bac
store of G. p. Story, in the True
Blanchard block, and will use IL 70
his undertaker's business.
Old Mr.. Davis horse slipped oil
Main street last Thursday Afternoon.
and broke his leg. After q dose o
chloroform, three pistol shots and
two or three blows on the head wit
an AK, il was put out of its misery.
WcstfieId.
II. d. Miller has been on the sic
list.-Hibbard Hoyt is also training Il
the invalid corps.
Mrs. Homer Burnham has gone q
Lowell, Mass, on "A visit.-Ned Martir
has returned from Mass. and engaged
to work for w. b. Gilpin the coming
season.
Mitchell Preevy, Jr., has moved q
No. Troy Henry Roberts has moved
into the house vacated by Preovy OF
the Hendrix farm, and Zelora Marsl
has moved into the Annis house, va
Gated by Roberts.
Julian Benware, ST., and John Car
row had an alteration several day
ago; as a result the former brough
the latter TO trial last Friday for as
sault and battery. Judge Hoyt ap
peared for plaintiff and Lawyer Ami
of No. Troy for defendant. The iury
of six men disagreed, four standing
out for acquittal. After the jury wa
dismissed the contending parties set
tied by each man paying his owr
costs.
On Saturday night, March I'D, Orlan
do Winslow, whose feeble condition
was mentioned i'm the last issue OF the
MONITOR, passed quietly away. The
funeral was held at the residence o.
his daughter, Mrs. ID. T.. Wright, will
whom he boarded, on the following
Tuesday. Squire Winslow was born
in Amherst, Mass. ,on Dec. 8, 1893, and
as Gen. Washington did not die unit
the 18th of the same month, Mr.. Win
slow used TO say humorously, that hd
had lived in the days of Washington
In Dec, 1920, he came TO Vermont
and that winter taught school In West
field. He afterward purchased a PLACID
here, and on Thanksgiving day, 1922
he married Salome, daughter OF Capt
Medad Hitchcock, and commenced
housekeeping He engaged In bust
ness as farmer, peddler, and mer-
chant, and was successful in all these
pursuits. He outlived his day and
generation. He was i'm active life
when Ira Allen, Il. Cleveland and Jud
son Rowell were prominent business
figures in the county; when grim old
Stephen Royce presided i'm our courts
when Squire Bell, ID. A. Smalley, and
the eloquent Cushman Of Guildhal
were active practitioners at the bar
and the now venerable John l.. Ed
wards was states attorney.
Mr.. Winslow attended every free
mans meeting held in town during the