Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-02

| Squires has sold his farm in the south
part of this town to Truman Squires
| for 5000.
N. S. Rogers has returned home
from County Court and will be pleased
to meet those owing assessments now
due the Vermont Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company and exchange the re-
ceipts for cash.
Clarence Perkins and wife have re-
turned to Boston, Mass, where Mr..
Perkins has secured employment.
Mr.. Perkins is an honest and much
respected young man and We regret
to lose him and his wife from our COM
munity.
North Troy.
Coal is selling at $3.50 per ton de-
ivered.
E. G. Gardyne is in Lowell, oMass.,
| this week.
| A. @. Sheldon is sick with typhoid
fever and his condition is considered
critical.
Alvin Aiken has sold his house OPP
posite the creamery to Peter Hamel
for $1,000.
D. F. Osborn and M r. Fadden of
Fairfax have bargained for F. M. Cur
rier's livery stable. 81
The North Troy Machine Co. is con-.
sidering the ACCESSIBILITY of putting in
an incandescent electric light plant.
We learn that Dennis Ford has re-
turned from the West with the inten-
ton of remaining. This is pleasant
news to Mr.. Ford's many friends.
Harvey Porter, who has been spend
ing the summer here visiting his faith
er, Eleazer Porter, Esq, returned to
Volga, Dakota, Monday morning.
Hon. @. P. Stevens and wife, Mrs. J.
S. Young, r. Angler and Miss Boyn-
ton of Troy, and G. w. Stevens ESQ.,,
of Bolton, VT, started Monday even
ing for Chicago.
J. III. Clark, the we'll known hotel
keeper at Bethlehem, N. H., has been
here and purchased two or three good
horses. D. w. Porter has gone to de-
liver them to the purchasers.
The fall change in the @. P. Ry. time
table took place last Sunday. Trains
now leave North Troy as follows: Go
ing north and west at 1925 and 7:15
a. M, and 5:18 p. m. Going south at
1918, s.: 10 and 11:29 p. m.
The Woman's Relief Corps of this
place was inspected by Mrs. Daniel
Skinner, Of Barton Landing, last Sat-
urday evening, who spoke in compli-
mentary terms of the standing of this
organization. = Palladium.
B. B. Laurin has traded his interest
in the North Troy Machine company's
works with J. L. Lewis for the Brad
ley farm at the south end of the town.
Mr.. Lewis assumes Mr.. Laurin's share
of the liabilities of the firm since it's
organization. Mr.. Laurin severed his
connection with the concern last Sat-
urday night.
Westfie1d.
The revival meetings are continued
with good attendance.
Julian Benware has finished work at
Newport and returned home.
Our esteemed townsman, Jacob
Stebbins, attained the age Of IS years
on the oath ult.
Mrs. Austin of Hydepark was in
town recently. = Mrs. Gilman and her
daughter, Stella are visiting in Belvi-
dere.
Miss Emma Hartwell went to the
Worlds Fair last week; Wallace Mill
er and wife, and Nelson Martin and
wife go to the Fair this week.
Mrs Phoebe Stebbins, widow of
Asahel Smith, died of pneumonia the
9th ult., aged 83yrs. and limos. The
funeral was held the following after
noon, Rev. J. E. Knapp officiating.
Mrs. Belle Conrad, daughter of d. "A.
Winslow, who has been visiting hero
during the summer left town last week.
She will visit friends in Boston and
Pennsylvania, and then return to New
Mexico, visiting the Worlds Fair on
the way.
e. H. Hitchcock and Mrs. S. L. Hen
dirk were called to Bakersfield recent
ly to attend the funeral of one of the
children of their sister, Mrs. Chas.
Morse. Mrs. Hendrix remained
week to help care for one of the other
children who was sick.
On Tuesday night Of last week, the
two barns on Ed. Ducharme's farm on
the West Hill were entirely consumed
by fire with the produce and farming