Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-11-12

needed so much should be taken.
But he felt that the Lords will was
right; that to him to live was Christ,
and to die was gain.
Morgan Center
Mrs. J. T. Elliott is sick with a bill
ious fever.
Lansford Griffin has moved into the
John Atkins house.
George Maxwell is making extern
sive repairs on his buildings. - James
and Chester Goodsell have built a
large sugar house for Miss Eliza Little.
Mr.. Charles Ladd of Barnston, Pc,
has engaged to take care of S. +.
Stearns and has moved his family
here into Richard Maplesden's house.
Newport.
Ed. Martin has moved into w. n.
Kinne's tenement on Summer st.
The Frost Veneer Mill has shut down
until logs can be drawn in on sleds.
w. G. Lyman has taken possession
of the restaurant he lately purchased
of HI. K. Neelans.
Mrs. Ct. ID. Pratt is recovering from
run of typhoid fever. Mrs. Bert
Blake is sick with the same trouble.
Hon. Geo. Robinson, of Sycamore,
ILL.,, former resident, of this town,
and wellknown here, died Oct. 31st.
He was born in Derby, and was the
last remaining one of large and
prominent family. He leaves a wife
and an adopted son.
The firm of Kendall & Sisco let
team to parties last Tuesday to do
some peddling and it has not been re-
turned. The team has been traced to
the other side of the Line in company
with bottle. Rather discouraging to
the new firm as this was the first team
they had let.
o. @. Miller and Homer Thrasher
spent some days in Montpelier last
week in the interest of the school
law.-F. S. Tinkham, accompanied by
his brother, DIR. H. O. Tinkham of
Burlington, went last Wednesday TO
Lowelltown, Maine, on hunting trip.
Mrs. O. V. Bogue is in Montgomery
on a visit to her old home before going
to California to spend the winter
w. j. Kendall and Fred Sisco have
bought of Pratt & Galor large num-
Der of their livery stock and will carry
on the livery business at the Mem
n%o O..
having dissolved partnership, Pratt
will continue in the feed stable at the
Newport House and Galor will control
the large lumber contract which they
took of Prouty & Miller" '4''
Newport Center.
Quarterly meeting at M. Z. church
Nov. 4. Rev. DR.. Cooper of Newport
officiated and four persons were bap-
tized.
Frank Cello has commenced to haul
lumber for the new horse barn which
he intends to build on his Kendall
place.
David Rollins was recently attacked
10y Chis bull which handled him rather
roughly, hooking him through wire
fence, breaking one of his ribs and
otherwise badly bruising him.
Homer Buck has let his farm to j.
Wing, Jr., who has taken possession
of the same.-Chauncey Armstrong
has let his Smith farm to Burt Caples
for one year. Caples will take pos
session in few days.
VIM. Bowman, Oldest son of Baxter
Bowman, and very highly respect
ed young man, died of consumption
on Wednesday of, last week, aged
about % years. The funeral services
were held at the Baptist church the
following Friday, Rev. Mr.. Dark Of
floating. Palladium.
westfieId.
Mrs. Ed. Boynton has gone to the
hot springs in Arkansas for the bene-
fit of her health.
Dudley Traver has moved into the
house with his son Ed. Elwyn Cour-
ser has moved back to his farm, and
Mr.. Sheldon has moved from the farm
back to Troy.
One day recently Herbert Miller ac-
cidently shot off his revolver and the
bullet passed through his left hand in
to his left leg. The physician cut the
ball out and the patient is doing well.
Harry Reed has sold his threshing
machine to A. Powers of Lowell.-A. |
Aseltine of w. Derby has sold his
house in this village to Michael Gil