Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-09-12

w Mrs. Ida Bailey with her children
tasreturned to Cambridge, Mass, to
,6 81 ter husband, Morris j. Bailey, who
MA M t[ff in a drug store in that city.
W w M iAAMge school commenced the
I|31 NMtm Monday, Sept. 5th, with
Mr. l'Iague Jenkins, she that was
MIS- fya Hendrix, and Miss Daggett
teachers.
w. II. Wiley has SO far recovered
from his late injuries that he is able
to be around again.-Rev. S. w. Cow
ell, who has been i'll, is little better
and able to be out of doors.
The building belonging to Il. Bicx-
ford near the River Road dump was
entirely destroyed by fire early Sun
day morning, Aug. 2s. Origin of the
fire unknown, but no doubt was in
cendiary.
Mark Meacham and wife of Boston,
Mass, are here visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. IL. Meacham.--Wil
Trowbridge and wife of Summerville,
Mass, are here visiting at ;. Trow-
BRIDGES Julia Newton Of Stone
ham, Mass is also here visiting friends.
Troy. o..
Jesse Bailey, long time resident of
this place, died at Derby last Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Barnes, wife of Charles
Ordway, aged "a years, was buried
here last Tuesday.
Mrs. Maria Brown Whitehouse|
died last Friday of asthma, after a
short but painful illness.
Mrs. II. L. Mann has gone to John
son, having received news of the Sc
rious illness of her brother, Jesse
Miller.
Rev. G. ii. Green and family, who
have been spending the summer AT
their cottage, have returned TO their
home in Washington, u. q.
North Troy.
Government has caused a close i'm
ospection of all immigrants coming
into this country from Canada in view
of the danger of cholera, Drs. Ham
ilton, Branch, and Adams having con
troll of the matter at No. Troy, New
port and Island Pond, respectively.
About three fourths of the voter
in town attended Freeman's meeting
1t took three ballots to elect a demo
crat TO the legislature. If the repub
licans care TO throw away the electioI
the democrats are willing to receive
it. 1t is a shame, however, that
strong republican town like thi
should fool away its opportunity.
Westfield.
Rev. Mark r. Chase, having sold hi
house here, expects to move TO New
port Center.
Don Woodwork has taken 90 him
self helpmeet in the person OF Mis-
Blanche Houston OF Troy.
In our item last week we shout
have said that three persons instea
of one united with the Cong. church
Repairs upon the village schod
house have been completed, the me-
seats placed in position, and the ia
term of school begins this morning.
Mabel Crosby of Compton has bee
spending a few days with her grand
mother, Mrs. r.. II. Wright.-Joh
Thompson is visiting his sister Mr.
VIM. Dickson. He is carpenter q
board the Blake, the largest man-o
war ship in the British Navy, and iuI
now in port at Quebec.
Town meeting passed of in an Q
derby manner. Wallace Wakehel
the regular republican nominee
town representative, was elected
a majority of fifteen votes on the hr
, ballot. OF course there were dissa
B isfied members of the party, but
1 are glad TO say that they cannot
4 classed i'm the same category wi
+ some of our narrow calibred neig
, bors, who in order to spite some fa
tionror some man In their own part
4 turned in and helped elect the dem