Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-08


Tbnal mill.
w. III. and r. S. Curtis have pur
hased the Ranney house and viii
hove it to their vacant lot at the heac
Main st.
Mr. and Mrs G. II. Flint, Miss Lii
an Gilman and Addie Pickle are in
Jew York City, looking after new
pods and styles.
# Will Robatille has closed his work
a / the shop of A. ]. White and has
rone to Worcester, Mass, into door,
hsh and blind shop.
Fred Pickle and D. w. Sisco have
purchased of Ed. O'Holoran of Cow
nsville, P. O., the horse, "Asmont,"
which will be handled by Fred Pickle.
Will Bean and Frank Wright return
Eb-day to school in Burlington.-Ned
Xrhrasher returns to-day to school in
Worcester, Mass; Raymond Olds to
6axtons River.
Allen Holbrook is home from St.
Bloomsbury, where he has position in
the CdIedonidn office.-Nettie and En-
ma Chilson are both at home on &C
'eount of the severe sickness of their
mother.
The fire alarm sounded Thursday
noon, which was responded to by the
Hose Co. The fire caught at the SAT-
ford place on School ST. from spark
from Prouty & Miller's mill. 1t was
Boon extinguished.
Mrs. @. NJ. Bailey is in No. Troy her
|former home, on a visit.-Miss Victo-
ria Grout of East st. Johnsbury has
been in town on a visit to Theophilus
Circuit, her brother. = Mrs. Geo. G.
Drew of Springfield, Mass, is visiting
her brother, F. o. Blunt.
Chas. Tarlton is to move into the
tenement in Exchange block, vacated
by Orem Newcomb.-F. A. Winslow
moves this week to his house on Cot
tage St., which he purchased of j. F.
Farrell.-Ed. Martin is to move into
the Fuller house on corner of Main
and Third streets.-H. E. Harris is to
occupy the Fletcher house on Main
St, recently purchased by Mrs. G.. H.
Flint.
Newport Center.
Mrs. Larrabee, widow of the late
Harden Larrbee, died Apr. 3d., and
her funeral will be held at the old
home, Sunday, Apr. 9TH. She has for
many years been a great sufferer.
Rev. Mcneil will close his labors
here for his first year Sunday, the 18th
inst, and will go Friday to attend the
NJ. E. Conference at Waterbury. He
is well liked here and it is the wish of
his many friends here that he will be
returned to this charge to labor the
coming year.
Troy.
DR.. H. D. Martin, the oculist, can
be consulted at the hotel in this place
April 10 and Is; he then goes to the
north village to remain three days,
April II, Is and 10.
WestfieId.
Mrs. Harry D. Reed has gone to
Mass, to remain permanently.
Charles and Michael Gilbert are go
ing to New York to peddle ice the
coming season.-Ed. Traver has gone
to Worcester, Mass.
The G. E. Society reorganized Sun
day evening, Apr. Z, and chose the
following officers: president, Mrs.
E. III. Hitchcock; vice, VIM. B. Gil
pin; Sec, Charles Chaffee; treas,
Mrs. Charles Chaffee, organist, Mrs.
Harlan Woodwork. The average
at the meetings during the
past six months has been thirty two,
and there is about thirty dollars in the
treasury.
Luther Hendrix died suddenly of
heart failure, Wednesday evening,
Apr. 8, aged 80 years s months. He
had not been very strong during the
winter, but had been in usual health
of late. On Wednesday evening, he
brought in the wood for the night
but then complained of his side and
stomach. He visited with a caller,
and then lay back upon the lounge,
and in a few minutes passed away
with scarcely a struggle. The fune-
raj was held at his late residence in
this village on Friday afternoon, Rev.
]. E. Knapp officiating. He had been
a farmer and cooper and he could
make hand tub unexcelled in quail
ty and workmanship. He was a man
of industry and the kindest of neigh
survive him.
CALEDONIAC COUNTY.