Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-23

on the family lot where his father and
mother are buried.
Mrs. Paulina H. King, widow of the
late John l.. King, died on the Sth inst,
aged SO years. Her funeral was held
at her late residence Wednesday, Rev.
G. W. Cowen officiating.
Herman Smith has moved from his
fathers place into the Foster Crandall
house. Ben Horn has moved from
the a. @. Harris house and Will Allen
has moved into the rooms vacated by
Mr.. Horn.
DR.. c.. L. Erwin is building a stable
2Ox72 feet on the east side Of his farm
barn. = Geo. E. Percy has put on an
addition of of twenty feet on the east
end of his long barn. = Christie Allen
has re-shingled his blacksmith shop.
North Troy.
F. Hammond lost a valuable horse,
one of a pair, the second good horse
he has lost recently.
Bert Nc Lellan and Mary Courser
nave JuSU SSU OuU III UlIO 11dUI1lIoIid1
journey under favorable auspices.
Some mean scamp has broken down
the shade trees which the children set
out in the school yard in Dist. No. 5
last Arbor Day. Find out who it is,
and the district will turn out and
sslick'' him.
At o. W. Abbott's auction all kinds
of property sold well; oats 81 cts. a
bushel; corr on the cob 80 cts; COWS
as high as $34. 5 The farm was sold
to Lon. Williams of Newport Center
for $1,000.
South Troy.
Edmund Powers has taken E.. White
houses farm.
Freeman Farman had the misfort-
une to break his leg recently.
John Conant has sold his half of the
farm to his brother, James, consid-
Grafton $500.
Stanton E. Hitchcock has been en-
gagged to finish a school in Derby and
to-day.
Quite a number of friends and
gathered at the home Of
George Besan to help them celebrate
the twenty-ffth anniversary Of their
marriage.
j. S. Young is visiting the Worlds
Fair, and will return by the way Of
to purchase goods.-Nelson
Martin and wife, FL. A. Buck and
wife and DR.. F. S. Gray and wife have
returned from the Fair.
WestfieId.
Several of Arad Browns sheep have
been killed, by dogs, it is supposed.
Mrs. Henry Ostrout has bought the
Jennison Bailey house in this village.
1t is feared that Mrs. Lucinda Burba
las fractured one or more ribs by a
,ad fall.
Mr.Abel and Alvin Bryant and their
from Bolton, P. O., have been
at @. w. Bryant's.
Nj. w. TFarman spoke at Newbury
Thursday evening, and at Bradford
evening of last week.
M. w. Farman and Albert Ryder
rent as delegates to the G. E. con-
held at Barre Oct. II and 18.
Freeman Farman, living on East
Hill, broke his leg last week.-George
Iorey cut his foot quite badly while
It work in the woods.
The young friends OF Ruth Wright
ave her a surprise party Friday eve,
)ct. 10, in honor Of her 10th birthday.
| good time was enjoyed.
Mrs. T. J.. Boynton and daughter
Montpelier are in town visiting &
elatives.-Ruth Livingstone of New
ort has been spending a few days at &
V. B. Gilpin's.
VestnOre.
Mrs. III. e. Robinson and @. @. Az
rill are home from r. I.
The bulk-head at the outlet Of the !
ike has been put in good repair.
@. L.. and G. L. Nutting have en-
their house and made it e. 9
all new, a great Improvement.
A. j. Twombly's auction passed off
yell; COWS sold from $18 to S52; hay, I
10. Andrew furnished an excellent
inner. {
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Vest Burke.
Edwin Roundy, who has been con-
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7eeks, has so far improved as to be