Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-05-22

a.
a better half and gone to house
Rping.
here is quite general rejoicing over
fact that DIR. Hill has decided to
in Lowell.
rgan.
nv. H. Calkings has taken the L. A.
inard place and will move there
r. Chase from Derby Line was
IL recently and tested and weigh
about fifteen tons of sugar.
wpOrt.
Sert Massey is out again after two
hths' struggle with typhoid fever.
rs. NJ. A. Flint moved her store to
Newland & Lapier block last week.
A. Brown has the cellar dug for a
house on Second street. G. D.
~ has the contract for building it.
lev. r. L. Odds started on his wes-
trip on the 4:4O train Wednesday
" rnoon. He expects to be gone
ut four weeks.
rem Newcomb's little daughter
en, is dangerously i'll with a relapse
he measles. Monday her life was
ost despaired of but her condition
little improved at the present
ling.
rs. Short, her son Freeman and
5 Page of Portland, have arrived
for the summer. They have rent
he Lindsay cottage on the lake
be and will make that their home
ing their stay here.
E. Alfred has gone to Windsor,
for few days. = Miss M. II. Ro-
has gone on trip to Toronto, Ont.
leo. Grandy went to Burlington
week to accept position in T. S.
KS insurance office.
be @. P. r. local leaves here now
80 a. M, and arrives at 1915 pm.
time of the noon express from
btreal has also been changed. 1t
yes here at 12:40 p. m, and stops
i Is minutes instead of half an hour
brmerly.
Palladium.
FpOrt Center.
the last regular meeting of Alex
or Post No %, May 6, the follow
resolutions were read and adopt
Hiz:
HEREAS, Death hath once more
red the ranks of our Post, and
down one of our members, Com
! Abel w. White, who has gone to
Ill the ranks of the pale nations of
bead. Therefore,
esoLUed, That while we bow in
lble submission to the inevitable,
deeply mourn our loss in the
th of our comrade, who was a good
Ter and patriotic citizen, and
ksolued, That we have in the death
bis comrade another reminder that |
very soon will all be mustered +
Therefore.
ksolUed, That we strive earnestly
|b live that at the last general roll
we shall be mustered in to the
1t army of the Lord to live where
inhabitants will never say "I'm
-
ksoIued, That these resolutions be
led upon the rolls, and sent to the
l papers for publication.
II. d. SELBY,
O. j. ADAMS, Com.
N. S. ROGERS,
tn Troy.
Ii. II. D. Martin, the well-known
list, will be at Frontier House,
Bday, May 80, to remain until June
I'D at So. Troy Hotel from June 5
June s.
stfield.
pm. N. G. Hoyt is reshingling his
be.
bn't forget Fuller's lecture on
nesday evening.
|of. Shepard and wife are board
at Joseph Goddard's.
singing school was organized at
It's mills on Saturday night.
harles Gardner has moved to Troy
ge into @. w. Bryant's house.
hna Hitchcock of Albany is in
b for few weeks stay with her
He, E. H. Hitchcock.
rs. Mary Miller died of pneumonia
ay morning, May 10Th, aged n yrs.
I. P. Chase was called from st.
hsbury Center to officiate at the
ral which occurred on Sunday.
he of the main shafts in the ma
ery at Hoyt's mills broke recent
md work is delayed until a new
can be obtained.
lian Benware has sold quantity
heese box timber to Herbert Mil
for $50, and rented Miller the
in which to manufacture the
rs. Benware intends to go to
port to work.