Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-05-29

j. y. ElnOCC is mere from MASS,
iting his father and mother and re-
perating from an attack of the
p. AS soon as he can make arrange
nts he will move his family here.
he Kings Daughters will meet
ID Mrs. A. A. Burroughs next
hrsday afternoon. A full attend
te is requested, as important bust
IS is to be transacted, including the
etion of officers.
|wpOrt.
[elen Newcomb, who has been SO
< with diphtheria, is much better.
II. o. B. Gould returned from Den
/ Col, last week. His health is
ch improved.
II. and Mrs. L. D. Fields have come
b Denver to spend the summer at
Newcomb's.
b. eight and one-half pound boy
born to Mr.. and Mrs. E.O. Blanch-
Wednesday.
has. Woodbury. is able to be down
Jet again, after being confined to
house all winter.
rank Adams has left the employ of
|e & Davis and moved to South
10, VT. where his mo ther resides.
rs. Fremont Campbell went to the
pital in Montreal last week to have
|eye, which has been troubling her
some time, operated upon.
he @. P. Ry. Co. have built new
form on the east side of the tracks
he depot. Now if we had a new
OF the accommodations would be
(plete.
harles d. Watkins is expected here
pen the Owls Head House soon.
Watkins intends to run the house
self this summer and a successful
ion is looked for.
isses Ruth Colby, Ruth Richmond
the Misses Robinson leave for
eago Monday to visit the Worlds
!. Miss Colby intends to remain
b her people there until fall.
ISIS Lucy Mayo died May 18th of
lmatism of the heart. She had
b a great sufferer from that disease
some years and had been confined
be bed for the last three months.
Lpreme court opened May %, with
|. Jonathan Ross, chief justice,
hiding and with associates Rowell,
1t land Thompson on the bench.
era1 cases were heard and disposed
Besides the Orleans County Bar,
Ing the other lawyers in atten-
be were Smith, of Smith & Sloan,
|ls River, Elisha May, ST. Johns
:, George NJ. Powers, Morrisville,
Hoar and Mr.. Gordan, both of
te. The case of Elisha Lane
INST n. w. Bishop & Co., will de-
| it is expected, the important
5tion of whether, under our law, a
H and his wife can constitute CO.
Hnership. State against A. d. Rol-
\ will decide whether a respondent
be legally convicted on the COM
4 BIT of aitown grand juror who has
tied to take the oath required by
statute. J. D. Wright against
lin &RoweH will cause the court
bss upon question of a great deal
Importance to the business COM
5fty, and upon which the bar are
much disagreed; to wit, whether
bath required in chattel mort
may be legally taken, so as to
E the chattel mortgage valid, be-
a town clerk.
FpOrt Center s5eor+
He pupils in Dist. No. II re- orga-
b their club last week. The fol-
ng officers were elected: Pres,
a Matten; Vice Pres, May Scott;
Warren Tracy; Pro. Com, Myra
ZEN, o. Scott, w. Perkins; Bust
Com, George Cammett and Alice
&sdel. The pupils whose names
) remained on the ''Roll of Honor"
he past two weeks are May Scott,
: Ramsdell, Myra Matten, George
8t, Clara Matten, Wilmer Perkins,
lie Rollins and Ray Wilcox.
tn Troy.
10 o'clock p. m. the north bound
kht train discovered Michael Han
wing near the track north of the
pit. His arm was lying across one
and that member had already
severed by a passing train. He
removed to the depot and Doc
NJ Guild and Comings were sum-
led. After a little he was remov-
the house of Mrs. Mason, where
ow is in the most critical condi-
The arm was amputated. Han
&-ao fnt0vioatad or the time aC he