Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-23

Oliver Peters was recently arreste
and fined for drunkenness.
Fred Bridges and Wilbur Southd
are each finishing of new houses.
Mrs. L. r. Wellman is home fror
the beach.-Geo. Crafts is home fror
n. III.
j. r.. Silsby was i'm town recent
and bought the island and the Hard
ing tenement house near IL.
Joseph Snyder recently had a co
killed by lightning, and w. T.. Curt
found his young horse dead in th|
pasture.
The Lowell base ball club defeate(
the Coventry boys, 7 to 30, and Ga
next day went TO Montgomery, de
feating the Montgomeries, 8 to Is.
Elvado Coolbeth's colts raj
away on Sunday last, throwin
himself and wife to the ground, ant
smashing the buggy, and also one 70
Willis Lockwood.
Morgan.
A. w. Lyon Of West Charleston
trapping in this town and havini
good success.
DIR. Comings of Derby has bee
called in council with DIR. Human Il
the case of Mrs. a. NJ. Gray, who 1
very low.
Mr.. Taylor of Derby mas been N
town of late buying sugar at elgh
cents pound. The short maple suga
crop has raised the price of this art
Gle to a reasonable thing.
Miss Eta Heath of Vergennes 1
visiting her mother, Mrs. Arthu
Daggett.-Mr. and Mrs. Campbell o
Bloomington were in town recently
Mrs. George Morse has been In
town of late.
Newport.
Several of our citizens attended the
fair in Montreal the past week.
The village fathers are having more
concrete sidewalk laid this year.
Seymour Lane and wife visited
friends in Irasburg and Craftsbury|
last week.
Winnie Blount has returned fromI
the White Mountains, where she has
been acting as telegraph operator.
E.E. Miller and Clarence Richmond
go to Burlington this week to attend
school. Will Bean returns there for|
another year.
Tie Grand Jurors have finally clos
ed their work, reporting nineteenI
true bills, (which the court will beginI
to take up next Tuesday. This has
been the longest Grand Jurors session.
in this county for 20 years.
Fred Ellsworth has moved into L..
E. Thayer's house on Third St.-The
A. w. Brown tenement house on the
corner OF Second and Main SITS. has
started for it's new site on Third 81. :,
on the lot purchased OF w. Il. Tuck.
Mr.. Harry L. Gale, son of Postmas-
ter Gale, was married 10 Miss Blanche
A. Bowker of Mansonville, y. O., at
the home OF the brides father. Mr..
and Mrs. Gale have gone to New York
for few days. They will make their
home in Burlington.
North Troy.
AFRO Wilcox has one more In his
family, boy.
Myron f. Johnson has returned TO
Manchester, N. IL.
Last Thursday morning fine deer
was seen near /. ID. Johnson's house.
The village trustees are paving the
street from Main ST., near the post
office, to Pleasant st.
Alfred Griggs has moved TO the
south part of the town, and Irving
Drown has moved into Griggs' house
on the river road.
f. w. Savage, our genial station
agent, was married last Wednesday
to Miss Lucretia Pettengill. They will
soon 60 to keeping house In A. II.
Gaskill's new house on School St.
Quite an exciting horse race was
held at the trotting park on Friday,
which was participated in by some
of our fast nags in this vicinity, and
some from Franklin county. AL
though the time was not fast, every
heat was closely contested, and more
will follow this fall.
Westfield.
L. X. Annis is plastering James
Martins house on the river.
The Meth. Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs. Ellen Miller last Friday.
The w. r. G. met with Mrs. Willard