Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-11-06

Mrs. Lila Norcross is still very 81
Her brother, Fred A. ComstockI
Fall River, Mass, has como to a
in caring for her.
Mrs. George Brewster, much to|
surprise and ratification Of ml
friends, 10 SO much better as TO be 1
TO walk without crutches.
w. f. Brewster is erecting n I'd
mill which will be ready for busin
about Jan. 1. The mill has been nc
ed and will be desirable acquisi
to the town.
If any of our farmer readers "
to see what intelligent farming will
in Irasburgh, we invite them to
the meadow owned by Hon. y. p.
ton. A few years ago this was ar
most worthless swamp and wood
which in a short time has been 80
proved as TO be one OF the most
ductive lots, acre by acre, in this b
or county. The Gov. will be obi
to build his barns larger pretty ID
We are glad to state that MIR. ColtW
health, which has been poor for 81
time, is somewhat improved.
The drowning of Henry, only
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Parker, last M
day evening, cast a deep gloom
our town. He was missed at aba
o'clock, and diligent search by
family and village people failed
reveal his whereabouts until abb
O'Clock, when his body was foun
w. T. Brewster's mill pond, a s
distance below the bridge. How
at what time, he fell into the wa
will probably never be known.
bereaved family have the symp
of the entire community in their
affection.
Morgan Center
John Smith of Charleston has r
ed j. III. Gilmore's farm. 49, Dyer
lup has rented the George Ham
farm in Charleston and takes pos
sion at once. Henry Bean ma
from Charleston on TO his farm.
Mrs. Mathew Whitehill is very
with heart trouble. 49, Mrs. Id
Blake and Eugene Elliott are reco
ing from their sickness. ~ Lans
Griffin, who has been confined to
house for long time with heart trt
lie, remains about the same.
Newport.
II. S. Root has gone TO Boston
New York to buy goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chamb(
have returned from Boston.
Owing to a shock received v
ago, e. w. Trow is unable to sped
Fred Rivers moves to Claren
N. H., where he has a job in a de
Office.
+. A. Winslow has bought bari
shop in Boston and takes posses
at once.
1t is ramored that another tene1
house is to be erected on Centrq
by Flint Bros. * Brown.
The telephone central Office
been removed from II. s. Root
the store of @. +. Ranney.
DIR. o. b. Gould and wife and q
rude Lawrence start for southern
this week to spend the winter.
Miss Nettie Mills goes soon ID
where she will stay for a time
her brother, Rev. q. A. Mills.
w. e. Tuck is building an add
TO the paint shop occupied by
Scott s. Son, to be used as a p
room.
Mrs. Fred Wright is visiting hd
5her, DIR. @. Il. Branch.-Eugene
~ of Boston is visiting his brothe
L. Tracy.
Pursuant TO a vote of the villaq
railing and sidewalk are being
ltructed around the steam mill ba
much needed improvement.
Every one should listen TO tho
lure TO be given by Lyman Al
Nov. 8. An application for lid
was recently received from Il
Durgh Falls.
Rev. E.A. George attended the
of the founding o
nome church in Providence rece
His wife accompanied him and
5inued her journey to Brooklyn, VI
she will remain for a time.
Clarence Bowley moves 90
house on Pleasant St., which h
purchased Of his father.-F. G.. M
has moved into the Il. Il. Smith \
IN Second Sc. Z. Davis has m
nto the McDairmid tenement on
entry st.
,JoxyOOrf Cantor