Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-09-17


on Bayview st. % f. Bigelow has
moved into one Of Flint Bros. &
Browns tenements on Central st.
His mother and sister come from
Georgeville to live with him.
e. A. Stewart spent part OF last
week vi sitting friends in Boston.-Ed
son Hope visited his parents in Ma
Cog, p. O., last week. Helen and
Winnie Bloult arc IA Boston on a Wis
it.-Homer Thrasher and A. r. Cowles
are in Boston on business.
James Chamberlin of Roxburv.
Mass, is visiting Mrs ID. w. Blanoh-
ard.-I,. j. Phelps has gone TO Morris
vile on a visit, to he absent about two
weeks.-O. Dane and J. X. Fitzpatrick
and wives have gone to Bostonp DIR.
@. w. Bogue TO Fitchburgh.
The annual reunion of She 18th reg
iment, Vermont volunteers, will be
held in G.. A. r. hall, on Wednesday
and Thursday, Sept. 10 and 20. There
will be a business meeting Wednes-
day, Sept. 10, at 10 o'clock n. m, and
a rousing campfire i'm the evening, AT
which time the department command
er and other prominent speakers are
expected TO be present.
The ninth annual convention of the
Vermont Christian Endeavor Union
will be held at Newport, October ID
and Sd. Among the prominent speak
ers already announced are Rev. r. l..
Green of Somerville, Mass, Rev. DR..
@. A. Dickinson, pastor OF Berkeley
Temple, Boston, and j. w. Baer, sec
rotary of the United Society. Be-
tween three and four hundred dele
gates are expected.
Newport Center.
The remains OF Henry T.. Frizzell
were brought here from Spring field,
Mass, Sept. for burial lie leaves
a wife, an aged mother and other rel
atives TO mourn his loss.
North Troy.
Leander Aiken has snapped his
farm on East Hill for Charles Ly ford's
property near this village.
Master Harold Sheldon had the
misfortune 20 break both bones of his
right arm, one day last week while
playing AT scnool.
Some OF our local horsemen are
having quite exciting races at the
driving park. Last week, j. $. Dor
mans Ben Curtis was the winner.
p. III. Johnson and wife, A. b. john
son and wife, ana Myron Il. Johnson
are in town visiting friends. They
Will return TO Manches ter, NH, next
week where they all nave good sit
uations in harness shop.
McsJneId.
Another baby at Henry O'Strout's.
Mrs. q. K. Clark and children have
returned TO their home in Norwood,
N. Y.
Rev. Mr.. Austin OF Irasburgh preach
ed in the Methodist church on Sun
day, Sept. o.
DIR. Young has located here for the
practice of his profession. We under
stand he has had two years expert
ence in the Kingston hospital.
The justices of the peace elected
town meeting day are Timothy De-
blois, Il. 5. Miller, l.. 5. Woodwork,
L. IL. Hitchcock and A. q. Austin.
westmOre.
Col. Mansur is here, making inn
provements on his cottage.
Henry Ross is doing quite a business
making cider at the old stone shop.
Rev. Q. o. Gill starts on his vacation
the 10Th inst. and Miss Mary Nelson,
evangelist, takes his place.
L. winslow Farman gave his lecture
on "Sheridan," Friday evening 20
quite a large audience, notwthstand-
ing the storm.
The ladies of the l.. V. Society will
give a concert and band box supper
at their school house on the west
side of the lake, Friday evening, Sept.
21. Mr.. Cowles and others are ex-
pected TO be present. All cordially
invited. Ladies', please bring band
box. Admission 25 cents.
Mrs. VIM. Richards OF sutton, In
trying to reach a neighbor through
the woods i'm the west part Of the
town, lost her way, the 9Th inst, and
wandered two days and nights on the
west side of the mountain, and was
fouud ON the shore of lake with "A
broken wrist, an ankle dislocated and
several severe bruises, which she had
rooaiyad follino off n n propiDicp her