Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-02-08

s. G. Scott has been filing his ice
houses during the last few days, EN-
ploying large force of men,
Dell Shepleigh is back from Boston;
Levi Haslett is to remain with Law
renee & Lorimer another year.
About a hundred lock boxes have
been added to the post-ofiice for the
convenience of the village people.
Mr.. II. X. Fairbanks and wife were
called to Westfield last week by the
death of Mrs. Fairbanks father, Vol
ney Coburn.
Rev. Mr.. Cooper has been i'll during
the past week with neuralgia, and was
not able TO be present at the Thursday
evening meeting.
1t is reported that Chas. Bean will
make the Bean house into two stores
and put one between those and the }
Y. Green store.
Rodney Coburn was married Thurs
day eve to Miss Jennie SWEET, and hal
rented one of the tenements I'm Il. g
Blanchard's house, on Eastern Avenue
A council Of doctors at W.D. Grained
and they called him very sick man
He is a little better at this writing
II. S. Lawrence and Mrs. Little are
very low.
Mrs. T.. f. Scott, who was called %
Nashua, N. H., on account OF the seri
Gus illness of her mother some weeks
since, has not yet returned home, bud
is expected soon.
Mrs. DIR. Branch has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Il. @. Robinson, at Is
land Pond for a few days.-Miss Al
lene Branch and Myra Black are i'm NJ
H., on visit to Mrs. May (Branch)
Wright.
The statement of the Trust Compa |
NY, published i'm another column,
shows that this savings bank has made
a fine start in nine months OF business
reported. People i'm the county vii
do well to deposit their money I'm this
bank.
The entertainment given by tho
Schubert Club of Chicago, I'm Opera
Hall last Thursday evening, was pro
nounced by many TO be the very best
of the season, and was appreciated by
a very large audience. We hope tho
Lecture Association will secure the
same company another year IL posi-
BILE.
Newport Center.
Abel G. Gear, who went TO Wiscon
sin a short time ago, not liking very
well, has returned.
Wesley Regain has hired the Jerome
Brooks farm in Coventry, and vii
move there soon.
Herman Smith has moved back I'd
this village, from North Troy, into
the Geo. L. Sleeper house, near the
r. r. crossing.
Orrin j. Adams has moved from his
farm on the North Troy road to this
village, into the house that he bought
recently of A. @. Gear.
Four persons united with the AID
vent church at their meeting Sunday
evening, Jan. 81, making, as we un
derstand, thirty persons who
have joined within one year, or sincd
the church commenced holding Their
meetings at the village.
There will be a special meeting a
G.. A. r. Hall of Alexander Post, Tues
day, the 18th inst, at o'clock p. m.
also a meeting of Alexander w. II. q
in their hall at the same time. IL il
desired that full attendance of botl
Corps and Post will be present.
North Troy.
Mails have been very irregular from
the south of late.
Israel Tunney has purchased the
John Phillips place of Ed. DurlSee.
Mr.. Henry of West Derby is at work
in the telegraph Office as night operat
or.
Frank Gilbert was arrested recent
ly for stealing a shirt at the Durkee q
Barnes store, and paid fines and costs
amounting TO S10.27.-S. Mcdonald of
Jay paid the state So and costs for the
privilege of making drunken eXhi-
bition of himself i'm the streets here.
WestmOre.
Daniel o. Parlin has gone 60 Mich
Amos Hunt, one of the oldest inhab-
itants, is quite sick.
Ice in Willoughby Lake is only
about eight inches thick, and In not
considered safe for teaming.
Martin Clapper purchased one o
the old buildings at Long Pond and ID
MOVING n home Ia make an addition