Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-25
spring stock of millinery. She will be
absent two weeks

| spring stock of millinery. She will be
absent two weeks.
The judges of the county court have
appointed w. S. Robbins, S. r. Davis
and III. F. Black commissioners to in
vestigate the matter of the advisable
! ty. of the incorporation of that part of
the world known as Batesville, to the
village district. The hearing will be
held next Wednesday at Batesville
Peter Laxon has moved from the
Hall tenement on Lake st. to one of
the Bean tenements. = Edison Hope
has gone to housekeeping in the
Goodrich block on Second St. Lewis
Carter has moved into the Lawrence
house on Eastern Avenue. = Bert
Vance has moved into one of G. n !.
Brady's tenements on Lake St.-Mrs.
Welcome of West Derby has moved
into the Camp block on I'd St.-David
j. Garter has moved on to the town
farm.
Newport Center
Samuel Meacham and Daniel Per
kins have gone on their annual visit
to Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Morrill, Clapper has bought a
farm in the northern part of the town
of S. D. Meacham for $500.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest S. Rogers be-
gun housekeeping last week in rooms
over Geo. D. Percy's store and post
office.
Mrs. Lucretia Dane is having serious
trouble with her hand from which a
finger was amputated the past winter
and it is feared that she may suffer
the loss of the hand.
Charles Fox has moved to E.Coven-
try and will carry on Mr.. Gray's farm.
Luther Flanders has let his farm to
Lemuel Leavitt of Troy, for one year.
He will still occupy portion of the
house and not move.
WestfieId.
Miss Elva Farman is home from
Brandon for the week.
, Mrs. Martin Gilman is sick with
congestion of the lungs.
w. B. Gilpin has purchased an Estey
organ of A. Dubois, agent.
Communion will be observed at the
Meth. church next Sunday.
Ed. Ducharme and his son Joe have
traded farms with each other.
Andrew Crawford has moved from
Charleston into the tenement in the
cheese factory.
Byron Gilman has put an express
team on the road between here and
Newport. The team makes three
trips week.
At the annual meeting Oft cheese
factory Co., Ed. Boynton was chosen
Pres, Hiram Miller, manager, and E.
S. Miller, treas'r.
Mr. Chapman and wife of Black
Falls, CT, have come to town to stay
for a year with Mrs. Chipman's
father, Amos Cross.
The Rev. A. G. Austin gave an illus
trated lecture in the Meth. church
last Friday evening, under the auspic-
es of the Epworth League ; subject
Ten Nights in Barroom. The views
were large and distinct. Why would it
not be good idea for each League
chapter in the district to engage Mr..
Austin to give this lecture ?
The schools are to begin Apr. 8. The
teachers are as follows village
school house, Miss Minnie Wark of
Wheelock and Miss Mabel Durivage
of Lowell south, Miss Elgie Brown
Trumpass, Miss Nora Wakefield Of
Montgomery mill, Miss Florence
Wakefield Belrose, Miss Winnie Far
man; Moodyville, Miss Lena Gilpin.
WestmOre.
CARD.-We take this means to eX-
press our thanks to the friends and
neighbors, and especially to Mr.. and
Mrs. Cassius M. Twombly, for their
kindness and assistance during the
sickness and burial services of the be-
loved child, Amos Woodwork.
Mr.. AND MRS. ELLERY LARUE.
MRS. JAMES WOODWORTH.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
st. JOhnSbury.
DR.. Brooks died last week, aged rs