Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-14

rev. MIR. GoSS appear TO OCCUPY 4
Cong. pulpit both morning and eve
ing of the previous Sunday, instead
the morning only.
VIM. Rollins and son George "a
merly of Irasburgh, have Just retur
ed from a five years. residence,in Mi
nesota and bought John Wright's Jol
Norton farm. They expect to build
house thereon in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Crane OF Bosto
who leave for Chicago too day, ha,
had their visit to this county great
interfered with on account OF the u
expected death of friend, which ma
it necessary for Mrs. Crane to returnI
Boston. This trip consumed so mu
time and was so fatiguing that the
plan to see most of their old acquain
ances and friends had TO DO abando
ed, greatly to their regret. ar
Morgan Center
Mrs. f. A. Wiswell and son. Frd
have returned to Lynn.
Jasper Bedell injured his back
Gently by being thrown from his mo
ing machine.
Rev. F. E. Healey will preach
the grove near the beach, Sunday \
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Should IL
cold or stormy services will be heidi
the church.
Newport.
N. L. Foster and wife have RETURN
from months outing.
Newland g. Lapiere are treati'
their block with fresh coat of PAL
Thomas Anterior has gone TO CI
cago with the intention of locat
there.
Cards are out announcing the we
ding of DIR. G. b. Gould and Mrs. MI
e. Lawrence, Aug. Is.
G. Fl. Flint and wife and VIII
Lillian Gilman have gone to Chica
to attend the Worlds Fair, and will
gone three weeks.
The firm of Fairbrother g. AthertH
mas been dissolved by mutual conse
Mr.. Fairbrother continues I'm
blacksmith and carriage business.
Mrs. E. IL. Hopkins is visiting a
A. Lorimer's.-G. b. Root and fam
are the guests of III. s. Root OF d
village, and are spending part of tl
time at the Root cottage at the 81,
The Eastern VT. Horse Breedd
Association will hold their annual
hibition at Newport on the 18th. Il
and 18th of August. A large mum
of stakes and purses are often
Stake No. is for foals of 1892, n:
entries and a prospective value
500. Stake No. 2, foals OF 1891.
b entries and a prospective value
$3.50. Stake No. 3, foals of 1890.
six entries and a prospective valid
1925. Stake No. A, for foals of
has four entries and a prospect
value of Sl75. Stake No. 8, 2:4O eli
has six entries, prospective va
1918. Stake No. 6, 2:35 class. h
entries, prospective value s195. ST
No. Z, 2:4O class, trot or pace, h
entries, retrospective value 1926. St
No. 8, 2:27 class, with z entries. va
$3.50. The entries represent some
the best stock in the country. AND
the owners are the Highland Sc
Farm, III. E. Brewster, e. j. Tinl
G. III. Terrill, III. f. Pierce, J ohm Utt|
G. II. Tice, G. X. Foster, III. @. Je
ins, e. G.. Bodwell, j. A. Knowlton
II. Prouty, Lee Farm, L. p. McDua
Mcdonald Bros. and others.
Newport Center.
Alden Wing has sold his place
o. s. Carter and moved to Dist. No
in with Alfred Matten.
III. Marston has sold the fourt
acres of land that he had of III. ia
to .. j. Adams for $3.50.
N. S. Rogers has been appoir|
local agent by the VT. Mutual
Insurance Go. All business pert;
ing to that office will receive pro
attention by him.
Fred Miller has newly shingled
north side of his store; Ezra Sias
shingled his tenement house i'm
village; Mr.. Moore is shingling
repairing the house and ell par
the Brady farm buildings.
North Troy.
Charles Stanhope OF Il. Rich
paid the officers s1O.96 for his
drunk.
The Anderson Preserving 90. !
put up so tons of raspberrles du
the present berrying season.
North Troy and Newport Center