Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-05

Creegan of the American Board WI
+ be present.
The concert by the Boston Artia
was given TO a full house, and thd
fully maintained their reputation
first class artists.
The Cong. ladies will issue thd
Memphremagog cook book this wee|
Their annual sale takes place on I'D
day afternoon and evening.
Mr.. French OF the firm OF Howe
French has sold his interest i'm Il
lease of the Memphremagog House
Mr.. Howe and has returned TO Boz
ton.
The youngest daughter of w.
Kipp, bright child OF four years, WI
buried last Thursday. She had bel
sick for nearly two weeks with u
phoid fever.
Creditors of Geo. and VIM. High
have attached their stock and the
will go into insolvency. VIM. Higl
will still continue business i'm the TIT
& Blanchard block.
An effort is being made to secu
Mr.. Babcock, the celebrated basso
the Boston Artists Concert compauN
for the musical convention to be he
here next month.
Mr.. G.R.Lane, one of the Oldest q
6aptc in tOvyp apd n ,,eay, 80 nt.wTa
worth, was buried on Thursday la
He had been gradually failing
some time, but kept his vigor OF mi
and body to asemarkable degree.
Newport Center.
There will be a donation visit
the benefit of the Rev. e. j. Bodml
at G. A. r. hall, on Friday evenin
Dec. 9th. Oysters will be served.
are invited.
North Troy.
County Commissioner G.. w. Seav
has appointed Mrs. Jenney V. DR.
liquor agent for Troy, an appointing
that is satisfactory to the public.
The citizens of this village have
ganized a Law and Order Temporal
League and have commenced opel
tions in earnest. Last week, prepa
ations having been completed, Sta
Attorney Miles was notified. He
rived with officer N. M. Scott OF 81
ton, and search was made at id
Ramsdell's hotel where quite q qua
tity of liquor was found. Horace
kins, who has been peddling bott
liquor was suspected, and a quaint
of bottled liquor was found on pre-
ises rented by him. Peter Connal
Newport Center appeared at the ri
time as trial justice. Ramsdell,
kins and Ramsdell's clerk, Geo
Deatte were arraigned. Ramsc
plead guilty to ten first offenses
selling, Deatte TO five. The just
gave them as a first dose fine OF
for each offense, $500 and cost Dea
paid $3.50. Elkins begged for a char
to go to the telegraph Office to sd
for lawyer, and took leg bail for
Line. If he will keep out of the sta
it will be a blessing. The cline"
tells were raided both by state
Canadian authorities and considera
liquor was found there. The effort
the part of our citizens TO rid o
selves of the curse and the disgr
of rumselling is commenced and
means business on the part OF our
zens.
Wcstfield.
II. ID. Miller has moved into
the tenement over his store.
Communion services were held
Cong. church, last Sunday.
Albert Farman has returned TO
Lyndon Institute for the winter %
Wallace Miller is repairing his 81
preparatory to putting in new 81
of merchandise.
The schools in district No. and
Mill district, taught respectively
Miss Cora Stiles OF Irasburgh
Clarence Cowles Of Craftsbury, clio
last week. These teachers have ri
excellent satisfaction.
The second lecture i'm the course
given last Tuesday evening by 1
O. w. Bradlee of st. Johnsbury-
was a fine lecture and was rece
with much favor. The next lee
will be given in the Cong. churc
Wednesday evening, Dec. IA, by o
Geo. III. Blake, editor Of the MONT
Subject, Examples OF Heroism."
G.. A. r. men should attend.
WestmOre.
Cole & Foster will have their
mill running soon.
Mr.. Clapper and wife are visi
friends in Newport.