Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-11-05

Charl1o GREENWOOD mas moved into
his new house.
Ed. Richardson has moved into II
@. Browns house.
Irwin Stevenson has gone to Boston
for his fall goods.
John Kicker and Charley Kelley
have snapped farms.
Mr.. Atwood has returned from Bos-
ton, his son with him.
The village schools have closed and
SO far as we know, have been sue
cess.
Mrs. Bowen Of Albany, who has
been visiting Mrs. James and Mrs. Jo-
seph Labounty, her daughters, has re-
turned home.
Newport.
VIM. Blair has moved into his house
on Highland Avenue.
The MORE Granite Go. is short of
orders and is not working a full gang
H. K. Neelans has sold his stock of
fruit and confectionery to a Mr.. Ly-
man.
Miss Lizzie Sargent os Brockton,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Sargent.
Lorimer & Macdiarmid have their
block on Coventry St.weu under way,
Peter Greenwood having it in charge.
DR.. j. f. Blanchard Of Stratford, N
H., is to take the place of DR.. @. V.
Bogue during his absence this winter.
P e. Miller has gone TO the Hot
Springs, Arkansas, for his health.-D.
M. Camp has been to Montpelier the
past week.
3. Barnes has moved from the w.
n. Kinney tenement OF Summer St.
to s. G. Scott's house in Batesville.-
F. A. Winslow has moved from the
House and gone to the Mem
House, and now the bar
Der firm is F. II. Tower & F. A. Win
slow.
Last Monday evening the house of
Ed. Martin on the hill west OF the vii
lage was burned, having caught fire
from a chimney in the ell. Most of
the furniture was saved. The build
ings were insured. Mr.. Martins peo-
pie have moved into S. A. Keith's
house.
Newport Center
Mrs Geo. Frizzeil has moved back
to her house here in the village.
Alexander Benoit has returned
home from Massachusetts, where he
has been the year past.
George E. Percy is pushing the
building Of his new farm house, and
has the outside nearly completed.
Heman Bates and Ed. Durkee have
taken the job of Stevens and Baker to
10 the saving, planning and sticking
up the lumber at the steam mill here,
5he coming winter.
George Banister of Jay was ar
'aigned before Judge Rogers Thurs
lay, Oct. Is, on a complaint Of break
ng and entering a tenement house in
Dist. No. II, and taking and carrying
away household goods belonging to
Warren Bowen. The court was con-
,inued until Nov. 10 to give Mr.. Ban
ster time to procure counsel and wit
lesses. He gave bail in the sum of
800 for his personal appearance in
court.
,VcstfeId.
The Methodist oyster supper Melted
.bout forty dollars.
Winslow Farman spoke in East
on Sunday evening, Nov. 4.
Mrs Caroline Miller has moved into
he house in the village recently oc-
upied by Joseph Goddard.
The school at Hoyt's Mills taught
~ Albert Farman closed last Friday.
Gr. Farman is good disciplinarian.
Miss Craven of the Biblical Insti
ute of Chicago supplied the Metho-
list pulpit, on Sunday, Nov. 4. 1t is
that she will continue to
upply here and at Lowell for time.
One day last week James Martins
arm buildings and nearly all farming
ools and household furniture were
onsumed by fire. Mr.. Martin will
i've in the house on the farm adjoin
ng, owned by Wallace Miller.
On Thursday, the 25th ult., Don A.
Vinslow attained the age of seventy
ears. On the afternoon and even |
ng of that day, about forty invited
riends gathered at his home to as
list him in celebrating the anniversa-
Y. Letters of congratulation were
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