Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-30

The school in the Cargill distri,
taught by Gertie Farr, and the Ce
ter school, taught by Carrie Mile
closed the 27th.
George Maxwell is building a larl
barn, Russell Moulton having char
of the work. - Thomas Gilman n
newly shingled his house.
Newport.
James Hitchcock has moved
Franklin Falls, N. II.
Homer Huntley Of Danville
clerking for Goodwin & Gray.
O. f. Ranney attended the State
s. Convention at Rutland the pa
week.
Walter Bridge goes into DR.. nj.
Hamilton's Office, in the place of FRI
Rivers.
Rev. e. A. George has gone
Providence, r. L., to attend the 15o
anniversary of his home church.
Ephraim Nolet has purchased Il
Hitchcock blacksmith shop, and n
put in a wheelwright shop in Tho rel
T.. l.. Tracy and wife arc home frd
their visit to Chicago and other plad
in the West, also Mrs. Jane BaldwI
w. n. Kinney has shipped frd
Montreal a pair of heavy work horsI
weighing 1855, to be used on his IA
in East Coventry.
Stephen Crawford has closed
labors for Goodwin s. Gray and ed
to Newport Center to run n brand
store for Hoyt a. Harris Of Bart|
Landing.
Ben. Watkins and family have pol
to Lancaster, N. H., on visit.-L.
Phelps and wife are visiting his 7
rents at Coventry. A. Rice OF 81
ton is in town visiting his daught
Mrs. Ben Watkins. Mrs. John Tow
of Rochester, VT, is visiting her 81
Frank.-Mrs. Nm. Flint is home fro
her visit to WINDSOR. II. ShepH
has n brother from Sheldon visith
him.
Rev. Lyman Abbott, ID. d.,
Brooklyn will appear in the NewpI
Lecture Course on Tuesday eveniN
of next week Nov. z. Subject: ed
Homes and Their Enemies.u DWELL
in our rural districts seldom have SD
an opportunity to see and hear one
the nations great men. Asa preach
writer and thinker he is among
foremost, with few equals and vd
few superiors in America. All shol
hear him who can possibly do
Tickets at the very low price OF
cents, reserved seats 30 cents, wh
can be secured in advance Of @.
Ranney, by mail or telephone.
Newport Center.
Rev. John Vance is here visiting.
Geo. d. Percy has opened the DO
office in his store, where he had
when he was postmaster before.
S. o. Whipple and wife, Leon I'D
body and wife, Rev. +. j. BodmI
Albert Jones and Fred Briggs went
Boston last week.
Dawson J. Perkins was reoen
called by telegram to Bakersfield,
attend the funeral OF his stepmoth
Mrs. William Perkins.
Mrs. Geo. ID. Sleeper has moved
millinery goods into the old post
fee rooms. - Stephen Crawford
put ready made clothing and ger
furnishings into the rooms vacated
Mrs. Sleeper.
+. l.. Hildreth has moved FIR
rooms over his store into Henry
Smiths house. - Lewis Crawford
moved back into his own house,
Gated by b. Sjas.-J. w. Merritt
rented the John /. King place,
will soon occupy it, and Runna Id
ney has rented the Geo. l.. Slice
house near the railroad crossing,
will move there as soon as Mr.. MI
rift moves out.
Westield.
Henry Root is clerlring for on
Chafee.
Lillian Wright has gone TO Oma
Neb., to visit a relative.
Hon. #. j. Boynton of Montpe
was in town recently; also Lore
Farr and wife Of Morgan.
Capt. Thompson and wife OF Lynd
have been in town visiting I'll
Mrs. Chas. Chaffee.
The revival meetings were cont
ued in the NJ. e. church last week;
evening Rev. Mr.. StebbinI
Fletcher preached.
II Howl want 70 RQqt0O laqt NO