Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-01-02

in VIM. Nights house on South ST.,
and will live there till his house is
completed.
Newport Center.
E. P. Adams has moved from the
mill tenement into the n. O. Blake
house.
Abram Hagar is some better, and
Ernest S. Rogers who has been quite
sick the past week, is also on the gam.
Fred Shaw of South Troy has taken
a contract to saw the lumber in Stew
ems & Bakers mill here, and moved
his family into rooms rented of Geo.
L. Sleeper.
Franklin E. Quits, proprietor of the
Cults hotel at Magog, P. O., was here
the past week, visiting relatives and
old acquaintances He resided here
during his boyhood days, but after
wards resided in Orange. We under
stand that he has been doing a large
and profitable business for several
years at Magog. He has now rented
his hotel for year.
South Troy.
J. E. Conant is quite ill.
Mrs. G. w. Hitchcock is visiting her
mother in Derby.
Will Morse and Miss Gertrude Bal
ley were married recently.
There was quite large attendance
at the Christmas exercises Saturday
eve. Dec. "a. 'l4s
WestfieId.
Chester Towle of Lisbon, N. H., was
in town last week on a visit. f
A. Fl. Hoyt and family go this week
to Greensboro to visit Emery Towns
end, and also to Walden to visit other
relatives. %
Wallace D. Miller has placed an oil
tank, holding five barrels, in his cell
lar. He can pump the oil up in his
front store.
One day recently, while Albert Ry-
der was unloading wood, log fell
upon one leg, breaking both bones
Just below the knee.
The fourth lecture in the course was
given in the Cong. church last We'd
nesday evening by Prof. Perkins of
Burlington. Subject, ''The Grand
Canon of Colorado" Mr.. Perkins
is graduate of Yale, and has been
for twenty three years Professor Of
i,, hn TT11IU n
Vermont. The lecture was illustrated
by diagrams, and the speaker showed
a thorough knowledge of the subject.
1t was a fine lecture.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Andrew Roberts is sick.
Dudley Burnham is going to move
to Walden.
Hiram Newell has moved to Rob-
ert Gray's farm.
Mrs. S. D. Atwood spent Christmas
at G. B. Simpsons.
Mrs. Amasa Gray will entertain the
Ladies' Aid Friday, Jan 6.
Amasa Simpson has taken the job
to get out some wood for Sumner
Warner.
Charles Bickford and David Copp
are sick Horace Brooks children
are sick.
Jack Drown has begun on the lum-
Der job for Tolman and Simpson of
Greensboro.
The winter term of school COM
menced in the Nation Dist. Dec. 10Th,
with Maude Burnham, teacher.
A singing school by Mr.. S. P.
Pinney of Greensboro is held at the
church every Wednesday evening.
Christmas was celebrated at the M.
E. church on Saturday evening last.
The exercises consisted Of vocal mu-
sic and speaking by the Sunday school
children. A few remarks were made
by Rev. Wells, after which the two
trees were unloaded to the complete
satisfaction of the children.
The State Board Of Health has ap
pointed DIR. S. A. Jones health officer
for the towns of Sheffield and Vince
lock for the period Of three years from
Dec. 10. The appointment was en-
tirely unsolicited, the doctor knowing
of what was going on until
he received the appointment.
West Burke.
Cecil Spencer is slowly recovering
Mrs. Silas Leach is quite sick with
stock his mills.
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