Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-02
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William Farr has bought the house
here Mrs. Provonchia lived and has
'|bved to East Charleston.
clarence Ewens and family went to
Lnada four weeks ago, where his old
Ht daughter was taken sick and
e has just got able to be moved
Ime.
ewpOrt.
The Baptist society have hired
|nnie Green as an organist.
COLLINS Lorimer of Derby Line is
brking for Lorimer and Macdiarmid.
Mrs. A. S. Root arrived home from
e Worlds Fair last Thursday night.
Hon. J. l.. Edwards is to be the
Eputy Collector of Customs at this
htion.
will Green is clerking in the Brown
Bveler's store, while the clerk is tax
vacation.
Geo. Burbank has gone to Boston,
here he has position on the Elec
e street cars.
Two small boys broke into the house
Homer Hildreth Sept. "a, and stole
Bin and jewelry to the amount of
"A. n. Scott, who has carried on the
bhmond tarm, has purchased the
S. Badger farm and takes posses
n to-daye9n
Nv. J. Kendall has sold his grocery
re to S. @. Blodgett of North Dan
lie, his former clerk, and o. N.Green
this. place.
Diving to the sickness of the Rev. r.
Odds daughter there have been no
,ular services at the Baptist church
past week.
Harry Cowles has become partner
Nj h his father, A. r. Cowles, in the
sic business and will have charge
he Morrisville branch.
young man, who arrived here
M st. Adams on Saturday night to
lit sister, was very ill when he
ne and died on Monday night.
k. G. Webster has moved to Island
bid on to his farm.-L. nj. Lockhart
moved from the Batchelder house
Third st. to the Wright house on
Rool st.
has. Batchelder is thoroughly re-
ring the house bought of the /. B.
M man estate.-C. A. Ramesdale has
NJ foundation to his new house on
I'd St completed.
esse Holbrook has broken up
ksekeeping and moved to the home
lis father-in-law, z: A. Stewart,
ere he and his wife will board
rman Campbell has moved to the
se vacated by MIR. Holbrook.
NJ 6he new board of pension surgeons
for the first time Sept.20, at the Of
of Dr.J M. Currier, who was elected
sident of the board; DIR. M. F.
me of Barton, Sec; DIR. d. y. Nor
of North Troy, Treas. They will
BIT every Wednesday at 10 a. M, at
Office of DIR. Currier. VI
F. Moore, Alice Enos, E. L..
NJ Icy and wife, Mrs. Homer Thrasher
Mrs. DIR. G. f. Branch are sight
ng at Chicago.-O. @. Miller, G..
Prouty and wife are home from the
rld's Fair.-A. G.. Bartlett and
lily have spent this summer on
NJ M + farm in E. Coventry and have
gone to Chicago to the Worlds
Iva w. Adams of st. Johnsbury
listing friends in town.-C. A.
uty and family have gone to Bos-
for a VISIT. A. Lorimer has
b visited by his sister from Dicks
P. Q.-Mrs. w. Richmond has
e to Wolcott on a visit.-M. @.
ndy and wife of Burlington are in
q visiting friends.-Rev. E. A.
rge's father of Providence, r. l.,
been spending few days in town.
Lanes Opera House Tuesday ev-
G, Oct. 10, will be given concert
er the auspices of the Y. P. S. G.
he leading feature of which will
he operetta "Laila." It has been
preparation for two months or
e, and with pleasing choruses and
S, and a spirited movement Of the
will make musical event of no
j moment. The Newport band
have part in the concert, also
Batchelder of st. Johnsbury solo
etist, and an orchestra composed
G.Stone, violin: M. J. Blair clari-
]. w. Batchelder, cornet; Fl. S.
IN, trombone; III. P. Newcomb,
list. The operetta has proved
popular wherever it has been
uced, and will prove rich treat
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