Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-01-23

Sawyer's little son, Harland, has b|
very sick with fever.
A Mr.. Johnson from Montgom
has moved into the Cowan house
will work in Harding's hub shot
John Martin has moved into the rod
over the Silsby Morton shop.
Morgan.
Mrs. Maurice Burbank has cd
home to spend the winter with
parents.
News have been received from N
j. S. Wilcox, who is at Portland, y
that cataracts have been remol
from both her eyes, and that she
soon be able to return home.
Comrade Bush will talk of Getd
burgh and Army life in the G.. A
hall at Morgan Center, next Wedn|
day eve, Jan. rs. Oysters will be sc
ed by the W.R. O., after which SOC
Mr.and Mrs. Kathan of East Char
ton are spending a few weeks v
their daughter, Mrs. o. r.. Moultoa
Marshall Calkins and wife from Id
ell, Mass, are in town on visit. q
to see them.
Newport.
VIM. Hight has resumed business
his old stand.
Mrs. DIR. Gaines has returned III
a visit to Meredith, N. II.
Mrs. DIR. Corey of Craftsbury 81
few days here last week.
Mr.. Carter has moved into BED
tenement on Central street.
The Granite Co. started their s
Wednesday with a small force.
Mrs. B. f. Moore is better.
Gould remains about the same.
Missionary meeting with Mrs. A
Cowles, Tuesday p. m, Jan. "a.
w. Kipp and M. Bailey have mo
into ID. M. Camps lower tenement
Quite a number attended the 81
ing convention at Littleton, last wd
A very pleasant meeting OF Char
Masons was held last Wednesd
about so being present
Tuesday the team of o. Badger
away demolishing sleighs, etc, bu
harm was done TO horses.
There will be home made ca
festival in the vestry of the M
church, Friday evening, Jan. "a.
Frost's Veneer Co. is doing a ri
ing business in getting out car fin
They have large force including
eral men from New York.
Fred Thomas OF Boston, n forI
clerk at Gilman's, is visiting i'm TO
Geo. Pratt of Berkshire is also
iting relatives i'm town.
"The County Fair" that was pla
here last Friday evening, was a ra
silly affair, taken as a whole, altho
some special parts were good.
Jimmy Clark, so well known h
died in West Burke, where he
running a hotel; he il to be bu
to-day by the Masonic lodge here.
@. j. Hubbard has lately put i'm
of new shoe machinery, employ
ten or fifteen hands. He recently
in a six horse power engine bull
@. E. Grandy.
The lecture Tuesday evening
Rev. r. II. Conwell, was grand.
was fully up TO his "Acre of Diamon
of last year. He is the most pop
speaker we have ever had here.
Three boys under sixteen year
age left for parts unknown, some
weeks ago. They have been hd
from below New York i'm Gu
dy. Their parents have sent for th
Some of the band boys and OF
are not very well pleased with the
ception they got at Stanstead Fri
evening. Going without supper
TluluS lWSnJy hlc6 ID hOb COhnh
to the best of feelings.
Sheriff Miles has chosen the fol
ing list of petit jurors for the Fe
airy term, 1898:
Albany, @. Dana Mcclure, M
Chaffee; Barton, J. A. Pearson, J
Trip; Bloomington. Il. Eos
Charleston, John w. Cook, j. @. 1
Coventry, ID. w. Fairbrother, Q
Wright; Craftsbury. James M. CO
win, J. @. Allen; Derby, VIM. f.
ley, Adams r. Robbins; Glover,
briel Patterson, l.. b. Wiley; Gre
boro, J. J. Lindsey, g.. w. Lums
Holland, William Rice; Irasbu
Charles F. Webster, Joseph II. CO
Jay, Ira M. Coburn; Lowell, Able
Stebbins, Edgar S. Coolidge; Nor
Chas. N. Williams; Newport, SteE