Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-28

ADoub ANtiAN -llNt fflhAlNtt ana tfltn
gathered at Samuel stanford's old hor
last Thursday evening TO witness the md
riage OF his daughter Nellie T.. 90 Howa
M. Towle OF South Hampton, n. IA.
Towle spent one year in our midst and
our young ladies must leave town, we a
glad to have them go with such wort
companions. They will make their futu
home at Kensington, n. H., where NJ
Towle is doing a good business Ia
trade.
Lowell
Mrs. Rosa Sawyer has gone to Boston.
The new arrival at David Taylor's ii
boy.
DIR. Hill is home from Montreal and r
ports his wife quite comfortable.
The overseer OF the poor is building
house on the james Murray place.
Sarah Parker and Minnie shufelt has
gone back to n. III. on their wheels.
Mrs. Cora Coolidge and Eva Kinney
tended the Sunday School convention
st. Johnsbury.
Morgan.
The creamery has shut down.
Mrs. May spaulding Of Morrlsyille h
been visiting in town.
School has commenced at the Corn
with Mr.. Hitchcock teacher.
Morgan Center
A boy baby at L. GrifIin's.
Misses Eliza and Lucy Little went |
Boston last Thursday.
The Kings Daughters viii meet wild
Mrs. Litchfield, Wednesday afternoon III
3Oth.
Frank Allen has bought j. william
q Sons engine and boiler and moved the
20 his mill.
+. Batchelder has built large additioA
TO his barn.-W. Blake is building Dol
bin mill to be run by steam power.
j. Williams & Son are moving their mi
to their lot near Ferrin's river.-H. Bud
roughs has moved into the house vacate|
by Bert Burroughs.
Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartwell have gon|
to Montpelier to live.
Miss Lillian Virgins OF Coventry Il i
work in the millinery store OF Mrs. NJ. II
Flint.
Rufus Welcome has returned frorI
Brooklyn, where he has been at work Il
the ice business.
Rev. f. A. George has moved back Il
the Arlington Hotel, after spending thI
summer at Lindsay's beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hutchins hay|
gone TO Boston and New York, looxin|
for new goods for his iewelry store
c. L. M. Bugbee OF Iowa, is at work fo
w. w. Hutchins. Mr.. Bugbee i a first
class jeweler, engraver and optician.
5. III. Anderson's family have returned
from season spent az the beach. and havl
moved into the True house I'm Batesvllle.
Seventy-eight Boston excursion ticket
were sold at this station last Thursday
several of our merchants going to buy
holiday goods.
The old Brown house which was moved
to Sd ST., is being rebuilt and viii be fin.
ished into a store for r. n. Scott 81 Son
where they viii have their stock OF wall
paper and paint.
The funeral OF Hon. J. l.. Edwards was
held at the Cong. church, Tuesday, at 80
p. m. The lawyers OF the county attend
ing i'm body. Hon. J. G. Burke OF Low
ell, Mass, former law partner, was also
present.
Henry Waller closed his labors for
Lane d Davis, Saturday, Oct. 20, after
working for them six years. He will go 10
Fort Fairfield, Me-, where he has am In !
terest i'm clothing store. He goes next
Thursday.
ID. Nj. Camp has gone TO Syracuse, n. Y,
i'm response TO a telegram stating that Rev
Geo. Ide of Milwaukee, Wis, was serious
ly i'll at that place. Mr.. Camp went last
Tuesday; word came later that Mr.. Ide
was better.
A bad accident occurred az the new
round house last Wednesday when a bank
gave away and fell upon Joe Roby, break
ing both legs above the ankle, and also
hurting Foreman Hanson about the head
so that he was Unconscious several hours.
They are reported as doing as well ms can
be expected.
North Troy.
e II. walSeman has moved back ON 10
his farm.
Mrs. +. Porter and son Harry will move
TO n. Dakota.
Mr.. Butterfield OF the Palladium was in
Boston last week.
Osborne & Fadden have sold their livery
TO +. Farman and A. Wilcox.
Timoth ID. Abbott died at III. p. Greqo-
ry's of pneumonia on the 2lth inst.
Stephen Huntley bought the residence of
the late Mrs. Rowell at auction, price $3.50.
The schools In the village hava again re-
sumed operation, the scarlet fever scare
having subsidized