Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-31


Geo. Howe has bought building LOT
of O. FL. Austin, and commenced work
on it.
Charles Wiley is moving in with
Ed. Porter, who is soon to move or
the Deacon Taylor farm in, Barton
which he recently purchased.
Prof. Chapman of ST. Johnsbury will
give reading at the M. E. church
Friday evening Nov. 4. Mr.. Chapman
is at the head of his profession and
deserves full house.
Samuel Morgan has sold during the
last two months over $50 of the Har-
rison compaign books, fifty within the
last six days. Mr.. Morgan has some
business left in him yet. The book
sells for s1.5O and can be had by ad
dressing Mr.. Morgan.
Albany.
S. G. Kimball from Puyalup is max
ing flying visit in town.
Carl P. Story will be at Irasburgh
from Nov. 8th, to Nov. 18th, with a
large stock of clothing, etc. See his
ad.
I. T. Pierces administrator, will sell
at auction on Wednesday of this week,
the S. T. Phelps farm in Lowell, to-
gether with Is COWS, stock, hay, grain,
farming tools, etc. 1t will be a big
auction sale.
Charles P. Kimball Of Puyalup,
Wash, and Miss Ida Phelps of Alba
ny, were married Oct. 10, in Fargo,
Dak., at G.. Ell. Phelps, brother of the
bride. They go to Puyalup to live.
Miss Lizzie Lamphere, formerly of
this place, recently returned a bride.
She will spend a short time here and
return to her home in Medford, Mass.
A number of friends and relatives en-
joyed pleasant meeting with herself
and husband at the home of her broth
er, w. @. Lamphere, Friday evening,
Oct. %.
Bloomington.
Mike Dunn has taken Homer Seav-
ey's farm on shares.
Ira Day and wife of Piermont, n. H.,
are visiting at w. G.. Duttton's.
81 Robinson has a carrot which
measures Is inches in circumference.
Nelson Gallup & Co. finished work
at their steam mill few days
since.
Quite number of our people went
to Boston last Wednesday on the ex-
cursion.
The little girl baby at Chas. Blake's
when in full dress, weighed pounds
and IA ounces.
Rev. G. S. Hubert will hold Sc
ries of revival meetings at the Center
church, commencing Wednesday ev-
ening, Nov.2. rNS
Evansville.
Charles Page from Canada has NOV
ed into the Nate Newman house.
Rufus Trip lost finger by getting
it too close to a buzz saw in the bob
bin shop.
Judge Orne has been quite sick, but
is better. = Sanford Potter is in town
for a few days.
The Ladies' Aid met to clean the
church last Thursday, but there was
not quite "Aid" enough to finish the
job.
Will Flanders and wife (Chloe Gal
lup) came to Coventry to bury their
little daughter. Mrs. Flanders friends
in this place extend their sympathy
in this hour of affection.
East Bloomington.
Burt Drown, who has been working
in Lawrence, Mass, the past season,
has returned home.
Willie Philbrick has gone to Boston
to visit his brothers. - Mrs. Grimes
from Abercorn, P. O., is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Gilfillan.
East Charleston.
Mrs. Matthew Grow is sick with
bilious fever.
Mrs. III. A. Wolcott moves from Is
land Pond into one of M. G. Davis
tenements.
Mrs g. B. Stoddard has returned
from Lowell, where she spent four
weeks visiting.
V. N. Davis, J. S. Sweeney, F. B.
Lang and A. F. Cole took advantage
of the Boston excursion this week.
J. H. Wolcott is clapboarding and
painting his house.-G. B. Stoddard
has new four lighted windows put
in his house.
West Charleston.
George Wiikie from Rartor has