Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-11-19

Marshal Calkins has gone to West
more to work.
Annie Litchfield has come home
from Newport on account of her moth
er's sickness.
Byram Bartlett has been appointed
by the selectmen to fill the Office of
town clerk in place of his son, George
Bartlett, deceased. He is probably
the Oldest man in the county that holds
that office, being in his S7th year.
Newport.
John Grow of Lyndonville spent a
few days in town last week.
Lorimer & Macdairmid have their
new block up and covered.
Claude Wright spent Sunday, Nov.
10, at his home in Dixville, Canada.
E. J. Farrow has sold his tenement
house on Cottage st. to F. A. Win
slow.
Kendall & Sisco have traced their
team, which was stolen, to Quebec and
and the party who drove the team
has been located in Montreal.
d. NJ. James has purchased store
in Richford, where he will move in
about week. He intends to go to
Boston for few weeks, then will open
: first class drug store.
A. Nj. Aseltine of Enosburg Falls is
in town. Mrs. L. E. Thayer has gone
on visiting trip to different points
in N. III. and Mass-Mrs. John Gale
has gone to Boston on visit.-G. B.
Keller of Morrisville is in town visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. L. j. Phelps.
Rev. J. B. Silcox of Montreal will
lecture in Lanes Opera Hall, Tuesday
eve, Dec. II, under the auspices of
the Y. P. S. @. E. Mr.. SilcoX spoke
here at the State convention in Octo-
Der and those who heard him then,
ought to hear what he has to say on
+'Grip and Grit"
Mrs. @. E. Robinson of Island Pond
has purchased of F. Taylor his resi-
-dence on South st. Possession given
next spring.-Dr. J. F. Blanchard has
purchased of DR.. G. V. Bogue his place
on Third St., known as the Edwards
place.-Dr. CIV. Bogue has purchased
of I'll. T. Fletcher his residence and tin
shop on Main St., making in all about
800 worth of real estate that has
changed hands within few days.
North Troy.
w. C.Pike has returned to his home
in Minnesota.
By aIdeal through H. G. Chaloner,
Jones & Regain own Milo Lewis meat |
mnfaahffket.n1 7f-o -l~~s1 17aos1 45n
Aims has hlsseb@ bought lot 81 Mrs:
Buggy on Main street, on which he
will put up an Office at once.
Rev David Wallace has been hold
ing meetings at the Johnson school
house and is endeavoring to start
Sabbath School-a move in the right
direction.
Elmer Chaffee has moved from
Westfield to Chas. Bushey's; Bert
Sheldon from. Westfield to the Dun
ham farm on East Hifl; arthur Clever
land moves back to- 5aysun e9rsI B bna
wesHeld. aid % 7t"diTt JaeI 9dt Ygo
Ethel Wright visited in Montgom-
cry Center last week. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Walker of Derby have been
visiting in town.
The winter term of the village
school will be taught by Miss Mary
Scott of Grand Isle Co., in the higher
department, and Miss Mabel Durivage
in the primary. Leon Wiley of Troy
teaches on the N. Hill.
The Grammar school taught by
Miss Una Buxton of Montpelier closed
last Friday. Miss Buxton is an able
teacher. She has given excellent sat-
isfaction here, and on the last day the
pupils presented her with token of
their appreciation and regard
On the End inst Mrs. Elvira Hitch
cock, widow of the late Herod Far
man, passed away. She died of mala
ria and old age, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Boutwell,, of
Wakefield Kan, with whom she had
been living for few years past, aged
"a years and 8 months. The remains
were taken east in charge of Walter :.
Avery, a grandson; the funeral was
held at the home of her son, Freeman
Farman of Lowell, on Thursday the {
Sth, Rev. L. P. Atwood officiating, land I
she was buried by the side of her hus- 1
band in the cemetery on the East Hill. '
She leaves four sons and three daugh- t
tiers, twenty grand sons, six grand :
daughters and six great grandchild- a
ron NoorIxv oil =, eIszl; f,,.-ro. $4,000 =, | r