Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-22

S64O and cost; an appeal was taken.
Nettie Paine has just returned from
Boston where she went to attend the
@. E. meeting. = Arthur Sisco and
wife are home from Worcester visit
ing relatives, Emma Titus returned
with them.
Lowell
daughter July IL.
The Methodist Sunday school had
picnic in r. Kinsley's grove We'd
nesday.
d. E. Curtis and family of Boston
are visiting here, also A. A. Aseltine
and family.
Frank Pronto and Leonard Sylves-
| ter brought in a bear Thursday that
weighed 275 lbs, and he was poor at
that.
Morgan.
Geo. Taylor has returned to his
home in Mass.
A deer was seen near the Wilson hill
road recently.
Miss Jennie Elliott from HaverhiIl,
Mass, is visiting her father, Ruel FL
lott.
Maurice Burbank has finished his
work here, and moved to West
Charleston, where he will work for
the Electric Light Company.
Newport.
Will Green has commenced work in
the B. & M r. r. office.
The Breeders meeting will be held
at the park Aug. IA and 10.
Deacon Giles Wilcox died Saturday,
July goth, after long illness.
Cyrus Drown, AN aged citizen Of this
place, is in very feeble health.
Chas. Lunderville has moved into
@. N. Brady's tenement on Lake st.
w. E. Tuck is finishing off another
tenement in his block on the corner
of Main and Sd streets.
Capt. Waters and wife, former res
idents of this place, have returned,
after spending two years in California.
Mrs. Carson, widow of the late Whit
ing Carson, died Tuesday morning at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Asa
Lamb.
Winfred Rogers, delegate to the g.
E.convention recently held in Boston,
returned home Tuesday and reports a
good time spent.
Lura Hamilton has gone to Noun
tain hotel in New Hampshire to do
table work. Mrs. Nellie Smith has
gone to Worcester, Mass, to live with
her brother and work at dressmaking.
The Lecture Associa ton elected the
following officers: G. F. Ranney,
Pres; P. J. Farrell, vice Pres; HON.
er Thrasher, Sec. and Treas. These,
with Geo. H. Flint, DIR. G. F. Branch
and D. M. Camp are the executive
committee. John Temple Graves,
Samuel Phelps Leland, George r.
Wendling Dr. James Headley and DIR.
Lyman B. Sperry have been engaged
for the next seasons course.
Mrs. E. A. Conner of Megantic, P.
O., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jerry
Tatro.-Mrs. II. G. Blanchard has
sister from Providence, r. l., visiting
her.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hunt of Chi
cago are visiting Mrs. Eva Richmond.
g. M. Grandy Of Burlington has
been in town the past week.-Mrs.. S.
w. Keith is in Bostsn on visit. She
also attended the Y. p. S. @. E. con-
vention.-Mr. Macintosh of Boston
is visiting his son, Walter, and is much
pleased with the place.-Mr. and Mrs.
G. B. Root of Lowell, Mass, are visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Root, and brother, III. S. Root.
Frank Morey, a boy aged 16, who
worked for Hollis Daggett, on the lake
shore, and son of AP. Vance, board
ed freight train that left here Satur-
day night about II O'Clock to ride
home. The Morey boy got off the
platform car, which they first got on
to, but it seems he got on to some 9TH
er car When the train arrived at the
crossing near Mrs. Woodrow's, the
Vance boy didn't dare to jump, but
rode to the summit and walked back.
Sunday morning he went to Mr.. Dag
gett's to find out how his companion
came out and found he had not been
seen. A search was made at once,
when his body was found near the
Woodrow crossing, one leg badly
broken and large cash on the back
of the head. SeIectman III. Thrash
er was called, and the body was
,,loood in tho hands of undertaken O.