Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-30

through the ice into the lake during the
Rcent thaw.
Work on the new dressing mill and
bund house is advancing speedily this IA
NJ orable weather.
DIR. Nj. T. Hamilton takes his son Harry
as partner, Jan. LIST. The firm name Will
L. NJ. T. Hamilton & Son.
Ernest Sawyer has closed his clerkship
Lane & Davis, and John Brigham OF
Derby Center takes his place.
There will be a grand concert and leap
N ear ball at Fields Opera House, Jan. I'd.
oncert by Eastman & Morey's orchestra.
Some of Prouty & MilIer's men have
one to Canada to work, where they are
uilding mill, having bought a large
TACT of land.
w. n. Kinney has sold his interest in
he Albion hotel in Montreal to Geo. E..
uIIer of Derby Line. Mr.. Fuller takes
ossession Jan. 1st.
y Jos. Carter met with an accident while
<ating, by a skate being caught in crack
the ice and throwing him in way to
reak his leg in two places.
Burt Leavitt from Boston, Haskell Cur
+ S from Brooklyn, n. Y, Raymond Olds
rom Saxtons River and Chas. Holbrook
|-om California are home over the holt
lays.
Chas. n. Brady has been appointed post
|baster here by President Cleveland. Mr..
brady will fit up the rooms vacated by B.
/ Hamilton and the office will be in the
4 fields block.
A. Mr.. Magoon has moved into the base
hent tenement in the Horton block.-B.
\. Hamilton has moved his upholstering
orks from the Fields block to Lorimer d
lcDairmid's on Coventry st.
People in this town and vicinity, inter
eted in the growth and prosperity of this
rowing center, will read the article in an
Their column, which speaks of the things
one during the year just closing.
A. c. Fairbrother went to Montreal last
tuesday, accompanied by DR.. o. B. Gould,
b have his eyes treated. 1t is feared that
|e may have to lose his eye as he has had
iece of steel in it for over week.
E. E. Miller is home from Burlington,
here he is attending school, Ernest
awyer, clerk for Lane & Davis, has been
a Manchester, n. H, on visit. Mrs. T.
). Alexander of Craftsbury, former resi-
ent, is in town on a visit to her daughter,
Irs. Ed. Ide- Haskell Curtis is home
rom Brooklyn, n. Y, on a visit to his
arents.
Wedding bells were the bells of the
Jason this year, and were heard at <.
Dec. "a, when his daughter,
lara NJ, was married to Ammi n.
ieorge of FairIee, Rev. 4. L. Cooper offci-
ting. The happy couple left on the 10:40
m train for a short journey. They will
lake their home at Fairlee, at Maple
Ieadow Farm.
FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Saturday morn
~ last, while Walter Libby and others
ere out hunting on the David Hammond
rm, Walter slipped and struck the gun
pom the ground in such way as to cause
5 discharge, the contents entering his
de and killing him instantly. He was
ne Young man and his death was shock
, this community. He had been at work
ne past season for his brother, Frank. His
arents reside in Enosburgh. ,....l
Iewport Center Ildz7saa-. aaog b.
See MONITOR agent at the post-office,
tuesday, forenoon, Dec. 81.
George Page has moved into one of the
enements of the A. G. Harris house.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. F. Bartlett have gone
D Providence, r. l., to visit relatives and
-iends.
AsaheI Glines has moved his clothing
tore into the front rooms of d. Jenkins
ouse.
Rev. Mr.. Dark, the former pastor of the
aptist church, is in the place visiting
lends.
A religious meeting was held by the
aviation Army at the Advent church, on
tuesday evening, Dec. oath.
Clark Rogers has finished the shed, in
luding milk-room, ETC., which he con-
racted to build for Charles Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beadle have moved
o their farm on the South Troy road
Edward Wood has moved to West Derby
nth his family, and has taken possession
f the residence which he recently pur-
hased of S. w. Parker of Newport.
There will be public installation of the
Ulcers of Alexander Post, at their hall on
friday evening, Jan. 8. An oyster supper
will be served by the ladies of the w. r.
:. at 80 p. M, and the exercises will be
fter supper has been served. All are cor
tally invited to attend.
Worth Troy.
Myron Johnson has returned to Man
hester, y. II.
The band gave an open air concert on
christmas afternoon.
George Searles has moved from Jay into
George Wilson'S house.
Rev. J. I. McLucas has moved into the
over bic black smith ShOn