Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-29

chased of S. G. Scott his ice busine
with team, tools and two ice houses
CA. Phillips is putting new machI
cry into his steam laundry. He see
TO be the right man in the right pla
Miss Minnie Rody has closed !
work In the Western Union Telegra
Office and gone away. Miss Wills
OF Concord, N. H., is now In the OH,
Rev. E. A.. GeVrge and wife ha
gone to Providence, r. l., TO I'd
their annual vacation visit. They
tend t. visit Brooklyn and Buffa|
NY.
Miss Mary X. N )rton OF Rutlandl
former teacher in this village, is u
iting at E. b. True's. She goes 50
to the Castleton Normal school
teach.
j. r. Huse is the busy man OF \
village in his line. He has twenty-t n
men at work for him on the A.
White shop and the Bennett g. FlI
Bros.'s tenement house.
e. A. Stewart went to Boston Wdl
nesday to attend the meeting called
protect the interest of those bavi|
debenture bonds in the Nortbweste
Guaranty Loan Co.
The district clerk reports for
year ending Dec. 81, 1898, A brit
43 deaths. OF the births, "a were m
and 20 female. Population of soht
district, 1902; of village district. IA
The jury calender Of the orle,
20. court Is out, showing thirta
cases set for trial by the Jury 4
eight by the court. The term ODE
Feb 8, Hon. John w. Rowen, pres
ing Judge.
o. Q. Miller is chosen TO an the
cancy in the board of directors Of
Orleans Trust 90. in place of Chaa
Magoon, resigned. The other dire
ors are Q. A. Prouty, Benz. Hinms
John A. Prouty and Seymour Lane.
A. Miller's horse, which he let TO
to Stanstead, came back alone w
the sleigh wrong side up. The hoI
ran to Coventry ST., turned on 20
railroad track, and was damaged
such an extent that he had to be X
ed. A loss Of $3.50.
Chas. l. Moore made and sent
the Worlds Fair at Chicago n roll
desk and book case which attract
great attention. 1t has since be
purchased and brought back TO va
mont by M. @. ID. Whitman of Br
tleboro, for which he paid sl10.
VIM. Norway's team OF Newpl
Center, broke away from a post
front of Lorimer & Mcdiarmid's ST
last Wednesday, took to the ST,
walk, and after making a scatter
on several streets, brought up in fr(
of the post office. Two sleighs W.
badly damaged.
The marriage Of Fred Brown
Miss Lucia Lane swas a pleasant eve
in the village. Mr.. Brown has co
pleted one of the finest residencea
the village on Main street, which
make the home of the groom
bride. They have the best wishes
a large circle of friends.
The next entertainment in the Ia
ture Course will be given Friday
ening, Feb. 2, and appearances I'M
cate that it will be the browning 81
cess of the course. The members
the company are twelve beautiful
intelligent young ladies from the N
England Conservatory and School
Art and Oratory, under the manaI
ment of Prof. Kelley. They have Id
taught TO express every phase, char
and shade OF emotion and feeling
gestures, posing and facial expressi|
They will represent a large variety
scenes and characters. singly and
groups, in fine costumes and by
of powerful calcium lights. IL will
a unique and novel entertained
Good seats can be secured by mail
telephone, or by application TO O
Ranney.
Newport Center.
The remains OF Mr.. John Balch
former resident here who died rece
-, II A, A. A.
al the Esd and buried i'm the cemetd
here beside his first wife.
The young people of this villa
and vicinity held a sociable at
dwelling house of Mrs. Sllas True
Coventry the evening Of the 10Th i'm
and good time is reported.
Mrs. Lucy Pyer OF this place, who
stopping with her daughter, Mrs. 81