Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-12-11
Newport Center.

Orleans County Y. P. S. @. E. will bt
day and Wednesday, Dec. 12 and 10.
Olin Kilby has moved from the M. E
parsonage into the Free Baptist par
sonage. Whether he has chang
ed his church relations by the change
does not appear as yet.
WestfieId.
Dea. M. c. Hitchcock visited in Bar
ton last week.
Mrs. E. w. Smith teaches the school
in No. Lowell this winter
Miss Elsie Root has returned from
Derby and is prepared to do dress
making.
Fremont Miller has gone to Boston
where he has job as motor man on
an electric car.
Peter Martin has sold his farm to
Mr.. Norway of Newport Center. Con-
sideration, $4,000.
Miss Elva Farman will return from
Rutland soon, to spend the holidays
with her parents.
There was no preaching in the M E.
church Sunday, Nov. 26, Rev. j. E.
Knapp being absent to attend the fu
neral of his sisters husband.
Cortez Gushing and Miss Emma
Carrow were recently united in the
holy bands of matrimony. The happy
couple will reside in Jay this winter.
julius Deblois has moved into the
Sias house on West Hill. = Will Poe
has moved from Long Tom Gilbert's
farm to Franklin Co. = Nelson Sey-
mour has moved from Lowell into Gil
bert's Courser house.
On Nov. 81, Nelson Deblois and Ben
Ariel INDUCED in the trial of a suit in
trover. N. @. Hoyt appeared for the
plaintiff, and o. S. Annis Of No. Troy
for the defendant. The jury rendered
verdict for the defendant.
A few days since our butcher, Hen
ry Curtis, was riding behind swiftly
moving span of horses driven by his
son. Curtis was comfortably seated
in his scalding tub on the sled, JOY
and contentment written in every line
on his countenance; but meeting
team, the sled turned little from the
beaten track, the tub flew from the
sled, and Curtis frantically ploughed
the snow using his coat sleeves for
scrapers. 1t is quite safe to say, how
ever, that there was no drop in the
price of pork.
WestmOre.
Robert Elliott and family have
moved to North Stratford.
The school at Mill Brook CONNIE ne
ed Nov. 4, Miss Papaneau teacher.
VIM. Hayward has sold out his mail
route from Westmore to West Burke
to Alvin Trip of Evansville.
Jack Bemis of st. Johnsbury has
been fixing the engine for Cole &cF'os
ter and whistled for the first time Dec. |
6.
Mrs. Bedding, mother OF D. H. Fox,
died Monday, Dec. 4. Funeral at the
house Tuesday, Miss Nelson officiat-
ing.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Sutton.
The Ladies' Aid are making prepar-
atoms for q two evenings fair and en-
tertainments, one to be and old folks
concert, some time this month
We learn that Mrs. Gorilla Campbell
is very poorly at Newport, where she
is stopping with her sons. Heart
trouble is the cause Of her illness and
her people are concerned about the
result, we hear.
Grorge Clark and wife have gone to
Boston for the winter as usual. This
leaves their place vacant at the depot.
Nathan Way and wife are to go to
Portland for the winter, as they have
done for several years past, we I'M
derstand. = ]. M. Pillsbury has gone
to Barton for the winter, to stop with
his nephew, Editor Blake of the Mon
ITOR.
Charlie Emerson, who has been in
Denver for the past year, is now at
home.
The Lyndon vile Journal moved into
their new quarters on the the third
floor of Eaton's new block last Friday.
F. w. Silsby & Go. moved into the
Eaton block last week.
The selectmen have sold a lot near
the south end Of East st. to Q. E. Rug
giles for 800. They have also sold the
ot adjoining to E. F. Starkey, at the
same price. The town has about for
" good building lots in this vicinity.