Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-15

hold several rehearsals previous to
convention. The first of these
kearsals will be held in the parlors OF
Congregational church, Friday
ening, Jan. 10Th. The music will be
| en- out to those who wish it fo1
|ctice until the, convention, and as
re will be no extra expense it
not fail to be of great benefit, both
he individuals and to the conven-
b. 1t is hoped that all who intend
Intend the convention will make
effort to attend these rehearsals.
ach year, of late, the MONITOR has
ected, as best it could, building
|tistics, and notes of growth and
9ress in this thrifty village which
BIT be of interest. The report comes
title late this year, but the record
S93 is very creditable nevertheless.
ong the improvements of the year
mention first the completion of
largest and most expensive block
own, which was built and is occu-
by Elaine & Son. The Lanes occu-
bne of the fine stores, one of the
] in the state, on the first floor, as
eral merchants, having transfer
their business from their West
by store. The Newport National
occupy well fitted, convenient
beautiful rooms on this floor; also
dwin & Gray, clothiers, fine
e adjoining. The second floor is
pied by w. Fl. Kenyon, tailor, E.
elson, insurance agent; other Of
rooms are an the same floor. OPP
pr Music Hall, with a seating ca
ty of about 1, 900, and fine stage
seating conveniences, is situated
q rear part of the building and is
he'd by easy access. 1t is fine
and a credit to the town and
ty. On the corner of Main and
ral streets a block was built by
land s. Lapiere, which is now oc-
ed by Mrs. M. A. Flint for MILL
goods, @. A. Flint for furniture
wall paper, @. A. Davis, drugs and
goods. There are also two
and convenient tenements over
torres, which are occupied by E.
We and w. w. Hutchins. S. Lane
ned his residence on Second st.
moved in the first of the summer;
as one of the best residences in
with all the modern conven-
IS, and one of the pleasantest To-
ns in the village. The Moir
lite Co. completed their sheds on
ntry St., and commenced work
q same in the early part of the
They have had as many as fifty
at work some of the time. Mike
vey purchased lot on the cor
Eastern Avenue and Coventry
ID built nice, substantial house
own use. III. III. Caswen COM
his shop on Eastern Avenne,
he'd it with a complete line of
Pm machinery, was doing good
ess in manufacturing doors, sash
blinds, when the building took
q the dry room, causing much
pc, loss and inconvenience. 1t
DON be in working order again.
Smith built large two story
on Cottage St., which is occu-
y Mr.. Bunker. w. N. Kinney
eted two cosy cottages with two
ents on Church St., which are
led by G. G. Farrar, Frank Blan-
and E. Barnes. Lorimer &
armid purchased the LID. Fields
on Coventry St., raised and
the house to the east side of
and they have thoroughly re-
and have two nice tenements,
TWO stores on first floor which
re using for feed and flour. w.
TX built an addition to the shop
led by E. S. Scott & Son, where
AIRY a large line of paint stock
hll paper. ProutY & Miller built
ce at their mill, which is a thing
ch convenience. The B. & M.
Co. built an addition of 66 feet
he east end of their freight de-
hich was much needed for the
sing business. J. III. Revoir i'm
the place he bought of Jesse
t the foot of Second st. Mrs.
|rill improved the looks of her
With bay windows and veranda.
/. Blanchard house on the cor
Second and South streets has
one thorough repairs, and with
q improvements is a nice home
}. Blanchard in one part and FL.
hchard in the other. Mr.. Tay-
South st. raised and moved his
and with repairs, has made it
osy home. The Thos. Green
occupied by A. R. Cowles, has
dition of large barn. @. s.
lder purchased of the I. B. Gill
tate the hOuse on the corner