Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-02-04


other officers Feb. 9.
| Mrs. Ross Kinsley has been called
away by the sickness of her mother
and the death of her brother.
Morgan.
Farmers are cutting ice on Seymour
lake.
Parties are in town buying potatoes
to car, paying forty cents per bushel.
Several from this town were sub
p@naed to Derby Line in the case Of
Kingsbury VS.. Williams.
Mrs. Ethel Cargill is very low. DR..
Clark was called as counsel with DR..
@. S. Human, Jan. %.
Mr.. Frank Holmes went to the
Dept. Encampment, as delegate from
the Spaulding Post, Derby Line.
Trot out your eggs, biddies. One
egg shown by by w. FL. Calkins is 81
inches the longest way, s inches round
and weighs 81 ounces.
Morgan Center
N. NJ. Kelsey has bought of Henry
Hosmer the S. Wark place.
Mrs. A. ]. Calkins fell down the
basement stairs severely injuring one
of her limbs.
A. j. Calkins is having a severe at
tack of the grip.-Lansford Griffin is
in dangerous condition and the doc
tors think he can live but short
time.-A council of doctors was re-
Gently held in the case of Mrs. I. @.
Cargill, but with what result is not
known.
Newport.
The county court opens next Tues
day.
Lucy Dane has returned to White
River Junction.
j. E. Farrell have returned from
his wedding trip to Boston and New
York
on Tuesday. A large attendance is
expected.
DR.. and Mrs. o. B. Gould attended
the railroad ball at ST. Johnsbury last
Tuesday night.
Mrs. @. H. Green attended the fun
eral of Forrest Cowles, at st. Johns
bury, last week.
Mrs. Horace Story of Barton Land
ing spent last week with her daugh
ter, Mrs. n. L. Foster.
Mrs. John Carroll gave birth to trip
let's last week-three girls. Much to
the grief of parents the children died.
DR.. Sproule, specialist and noted
physician, is at the Memphremagog
House treating difficult chronic
diseases.
The citizens committee of this place
have sent 800 to the Nebraska suf
ferers, besides some clothing. The
Y. P. S. @. E. also sent some funds.
Geo. @. Merrill of Montreal spent
last week in town.-Mrs. Peter Laxow
has been to Woodsville, n. H., the
past week on a visit.-C. F. Ranney
went to Brattleboro last week on
business.
w. J. Avery is in Barnet, where he
was called on account Of the sickness
of his mother Mrs. G. FL. Flint and
Lillian Gilman were called to Boston
last week on account of the sickness
of Will Gilman, who went there to
attend school.
North Troy.
G. FL. Wilson has a daughter very
sick with pneumonia.
E. II. Wakeman is getting out tim
Der to build a barn 44x90 in place of
those that were burned last summer.
Our meat market has again changed
hands, E. S. Elkins proprietor, S. D.
Underhill in charge, which is guar
antee that all will be we'll used.
One of our young lady teachers
showed considerable energy in get
ting to school in the late storm. The
roads were SO badly drifted that teams
could not get through, but she mount
ed spirited horse and plunged thro'
the deep drifts for a mile to the school
house.
Judge Alfred has decided to discon-
tinue the holding of Probate courts at
this place as heretofore, the business
not being such as to demand it. I'm
portant matters demanding the pres
ence of the Court here, will be attend
ed to at such times as will conven-
fence the parties concerned.
WeStfieId.
The Westfeld Tub Co. are building
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