Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-19


Christmas exercises at the Gong.
church on Saturday evening, and az
M. E. church on Monday evening
next.
Clark Bailey has his nice, new two
story tenement house finished and
we'll furnished. 1t is one of the best
farm residences in town.
One of our former Irasburgh boys,
OrrinLeach, returned recently and was
married some days since to Miss Cora
Chamberlin of Albany. Mr.. Leach is
reported to be doing a good business
in Argusville N. d.
Postmaster Beede was so we'll pleas
ed with Miss Ashland, who has of late
been assistant in the office, that he
has given her a permanent situation.
They will occupy rooms over the post
office. Congratulations.
John Louks and family have had
very i'll luck for some time past. Mr..
L. broke leg year ago and has not
fully recovered from the accident.
Recently his house and it's contents
were burned, and since that time his
only horse has died. His neighbors
have rendered him considerable as
sistance of late.
Lowell
Mrs. Horace Hall and Charles Wat
son of Fairfax, are guests at w. E.
Curtis
10 l,a an
play of holiday goods at L. Stephen
sons new store?
BERTHE Adams cut off one finger in
the jointer at Gilman's tub factory on
Wednesday last.
Mrs M. d. Gilman takes the pri
mary department in the village
school, made vacant by the death of
Miss Hall.
Miss Lillian Wright of Westfield is
in town casvassing for book soon TO
be published by the Transcript Pub
fishing Co., of Boston, Mass, "Men of
Vermont"
Rev. Mr.. Smith of Westfield gave
very interesting discourse at the
Cong. church last Sunday morning.
He has been engaged to occupy the
pulpit until a permanent pastor can
be secured.
Henry Stewart has returned for
brief visit to his parents after an abb
sence of five years. His home is in
Chicago, ILL.,, where he is employed
by the Pullman Drawing Car Co.
w. L. Kinsley, who has been doing
quite business in horse training of
late, has fitted up nice stable and
gives his animals comfortable home,
as well as good training. His son,
Ross, has a very excellent three year
old Charlie Ray stallion that promises
to make valuable horse.
The lumbermen are getting ready
for the usual cutting of lumber. Jonas
Silsby is cutting quite heavy stock
on his own land. The tub factory
people will buy large stock if it can
be purchased. The season has been
fairly profitable one for the tub
manufacturers. Jones & Gilman have
found a home market for most of
their goods. Mr.. Harding made
heavy shipments West during the
early part of the year, and has had
fair sale since. He has recently ship
ped in car load of hoops from Michi-
gan.
Morgan.
Miss Pinney from Island Pond is
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ter.
Mrs j. @. Moore has returned from
Attleboro, where she has been stop
ping the past two months with Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Taylor.
Morgan Center
Mrs. A. j. Calkins met with pain
full accident Sunday the IL inst, while
descending the church steps to get
into team which was waiting, she
slipped and fell to the ground and
broke her right hip bone. DR.. Human
was quickly summoned and he set the
bone. The patient though suffering
considerable pain, is doing as well as
could be expected.
Newport.
The Cong. Sunday school is prepar-
ing a concert for Christmas night.
The Newport Rifles have made ar
rangements to go to the worlds fair
The reason Fred Kinnerson is SO
elated is because girl arrived there
last Sunday.
J. E. Foster mas been in Boston the
past few days.-Mrs. @. A. Prouty has