Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-09-25

Jay.
The Titus boys have a JOB TO clea
25 acres of land for III. @. Banister.
w. Wilkinson of Richford is negd
tiating for the It. Abel Chase stor
building.
Rolla Titus recently cut a very bad
cash in his foot, DIR. Gray being Gale
to dress the wound.
VIM. Porter is moving a part OF III
tannery building and fitting IL up for
blacksmith shop for his son, who hs
just returned from Mass.
Giles Reynolds and wife visit
Lowell. - Emma Corrow has gone
Montgomery. - May (Lucier) Cours
has gone to Boston for the winter.
Geo. Armstrong has moved to RicI
ford. - Frank Ariel has moved on
the III. G. Banister Bruce farm.
Charles Stone has moved from N
Troy to the Paine mill house. 49, Lew
Stone has moved to No. Troy.
Lowell
DIN Roundy has moved to Burke.
l.. s. Harding has sold his farm ar
intends to go West.-The Henry sta
nard farm trade fell through.
Ross Kinsley's colt, Aluminium,
Charlie Ray, has got home from on
cago, where he took second premiu
in the four-year- old class. BY son
mistake, we suppose, the name
this horse did not appear in some
the papers where the list of prem
um Morgan horses was mentioned.
Newport.
A baby boy at Geo. Kent's.
-Chas. Prue has moved into the La
renee house on Eastern Avenue.
F. j. Campbell and L. J. Fost
started for Chicago last Thursday.
MIR. Bishop has returned from
Worlds Fair and reports very Piled
ant trip.
Village meeting next Friday eve
ing to consider the Derby Pond wad
supply scheme.
Miss Addie Lindsay visited in La
caster last Week.-Mrs. Lucy Porter
at home on a visit.
Mrs. L. j. Phelps has returned fro
Morrisville. where she has been Wis
ing her parents.
III. III. Caswsll has the machine
set, and is now ready TO do all kinds
wood work in his new shop.
Mrs. Hattie Rylander was MARI
last Wednesday evening to Mr.. Ro
a brother of Mrs. Lockhart's.
Nearly sixty people from this villa
have visited the Worlds Fair alrea
and there are several more who
going.
The trustees have Strengthened
sidewalk on the north side of M.
street and put in a good rubbl
ditch, these greatly improve
looks of the street.
The MONITOR publisher is max
inquiry in regard TO one III. w. 30
nett,a MONITOR subscriber, who lea,
ais paper unclaimed" i'm the ON
He is in arrears. Is he a man tI
pays an honest debt?
Mrs. W. II. Curtis has gone TO Be-
shire ON a visit.-Mrs. o. s. Dane
gone TO the state OF Penn. to "
friends. - S. s. Tinlxham and WI
nave gone to Windsor, VT, and Wa
Mass, on visit.-Mrs. O.. w. Ra
has gone TO N. III. TO visit children
Mrs. Chas. Little, formerly OF q
place, is back from Maine on v
20 friends.-Mrs. Smalley OF Barre
Mrs. John Keith of Sharon are vii
ng their brother.
The Lecture Association has d
ccted it's program for the com
eason and present a list of attr
ions, which has never before I'D
qualled in this section. IL is as
ows: Oct. 20, Concert by the Z"
homestead Co.," assisted by Ju,
ireen, story-teller; Nov. z, Rev.
nan Abbott; Nov. 81, Hon. Geo.
Dec. ~, II. III. Raglan,
Illustrated lecture on Worlds ii
DEC. %, Chaplain McCabe; Jan.
concert by the an. Y. Philharmo
'lub;" Jan. %, Prof. j. b. DEMO
lectricity, illustrated with appa
us and experiments; Feb. 2, Tablea
''Art; Feb. 27, Rev. +. o. Holman
sading Methodist. clergyman Of