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

Mrs. Daniel Hall, who has been AT
West Fitchburgh, Mass, for a number
of weeks, has returned.
Frank Jenness has sold out and is
going to Newport, into the overall
factory to run the engine.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. L. A. Metcalf is in market after
fall and winter millinery.
Mr.. E. P. Church has gone to
Springfield, Mass, to visit his son.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at the
vestry of the Cong. church next Wed
nesday at 2:3O p. m.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid will
give an oyster supper at their churc h
vestry next Friday evening.
Moses Lanou, the amputation of
whose leg was mentioned two weeks
ago, died last week. He was an in
dustrious and neighborly man and
leaves a family.
We understand that Johnnie Law
renee has bought an interest in the
brick yard near Barton Landing, and
that his mother has moved there to
keep house for him.
The month of September closed a
profitable month for the patrons of the
cheese factory. The August make
sold at from 8 to 10 cts. and the Sep :
TENDER at still higher price.
The following is list of the teach
ers in town for the fall term of school ::
Dist. No. 1, Mabel Foss of Hatley, p
O.; No. 2, Flora E. ellis, Barto n
Landing; No. 8, Ada Webster, Iras :
burg; No. 4, Hattie Austin, Irasbur g;
No. 5, j. T. Kendrick, Glover; No. 6 f,
Mr.. Parker, Coventry, and Nellie
Foss, Irasburg; No. 7, Ida Hitchcock,
Barton; No. 10, Clara Barrows, Gov =
entry.
Lowell
Charley Harding is visiting in town
Mrs. Warren Crafts has returned to
her New Hampshire home.
Marshall Freehart recently threshed
ninety-six bushels of oats in seven
ty- three minutes.
1t was I. N. Patterson, who bought
the Wheelock place, instead T. N.
Peterson. The same party kicked
on the trade later, and it has failed to
connect.
Morgan Center
Mrs. III. @. Davenport of Newport is
stopping here with friends.
A. j. Gilmore and wife of Lisbon,
N. H., are visiting at j. H. Gilmore's.
Rev F. E. Healey of Barre is here
experimenting the work of repairs
being done on his house.
Newport.
Mrs. Horace Root is slowly improv-
from the effects of her fall on the ice
last Spring.
Miss Kate Sleeper starts for Boston,
Wednesday where she will visit friends
a few weeks.
The Epworth League will give a
Sense Social and Honey supper at the
M. E. vestry, Tuesday evening, Oct. IL.
Another false alarm of fire. This
time a boy flew his kite across the
wires. There's nothing like getting
used to things.
So great interest has been shown in
the revival services held at the M. e.
church last week, that they may be
continued this week.
The deputies under Sheriff Miles
made descent upon the hotels one
pleasant afternoon last week, and as
a result found a large amount of liq-
uors at the Newport and Lake houses.
The Memphremagog people who were
suspected and raided managed to es-
cape, the liquors having mysteriously
Mr.. Doyle was arrested
and put under heavy bonds. The Lake
House people will feel the effects of
the law. Hotel men ought to have
sagacity enough to know that they
cannot defy the law in the face and
eyes of the States Attorney, Sheriff
Miles, and a county court presided
over by Judge Thompson. They will
realize that it is an expensive pastime.
Newport Center.
Rev. M. r. Chase has moved here
from Westfield into the house of DR..
Locke.
Mrc POhart Totba hoe ranta6 tba
Will Hanaford house in the village
and will soon move in.
Andrew Titus and family have gone
to Mass. to remain during the winter
with their children residing in Boston
and Maiden, Mass.
The revival meetings that have been
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