Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-21

cademy, spent Sunday with friends here
Henry Hayes and wife of Barton were in
wn recentIy-Mrs. Luna Rollins of Low
Mass, has been visiting friends here.
ewpOrt.
DIR. c. F. Branch of this place was elect
president at the State Medical Society
st week.
The usual fall excursion to Boston, dur
g Mechanics Fair, on the B. & NJ, will
next Thursday, Oct. "a.
Rev. Perkins of Derby Center preached
10 excellent sermons at the Cong. church
Esterday, in exchange with Rev. E. A.
eorge.
On account of poor health, Amos Parlin
Is had to give up work for j. E. Foster.
r. Edmunds of Troy has been engaged in
Is place.
Remenyi will give his farewell entertain
ent at Lanes Opera Hall, Oct, "a; he will
turn to his beloved country, Hungary,
ext year.
Hon. j. L. Edwards died at his home in
Falden last Saturday. Funeral will be
7, at l 30 p. m.
The Boston Journal says that the name
lemphremagog was derived from the In
an words, pillow boque, meaning
|rge body of water.
The Newport Lecture Association will
|ave their sale of seats Friday, Nov. 1st.
|he first entertainment will be given Nov.
In, Harvard Male Quartet of Boston.
Mrs. w. G. Lyman has sold her fruit and
bnfectionery stock to w. A. Goddard of
|erby Line, who will continue the bust
ess in the same place, Horizons block.
l.. j. Phelps, wife and daughter are in
montgomery on a visit. = Mr.. and Mrs.
[orace Story of Barton Landing and Fred
hancock of Irasburg have been visiting
n. L. Fosters.
Samuel Collins, who has been in poor
ealth at his sisters, Mrs. VIM. Bearworth,
Derby, shot himself Saturday morning
bout o'clock; he lived till S:45. His age
+as about 81 years.
Chas. Moore has moved into Arthur
colts house on Main St.-Chas. Drown
as moved into the H. S. Root house on
leasant st. Arthur Scott into the new
ouse on Scott's place.
ARE on a visit Bessie Kent of North
roy is visiting at l.. E. Thayer's H.
ewIand and wife have returned from a
sit to Canada.-Mrs. Henry Chamberlin
as gone to Boston and vicinity on a visit.
The young peoples societies of the Bap-
st, Congregational and Methodist church
of Newport are preparing to give the
ntata of Esther. This is a beautiful
ece of ScripturaI work and is richly en-
yed by everybody, wherever given We
Understand that the outlook for its sue
.ssfuI production is very tiattering, as
ute number of the soloists have been
it before, and under professional leader
Zip. H. S. Green is musical director,
ISIS Emma Barnes director of action and
r. Blair leader of the orchestra. A rich
eat awaits those who attend. 1t will be
ven in Lanes Opera House, Oct. 80 and
The BE- NJ. railroad officials have locat-
the new roundhouse buildings, with
IrntabIes, etc, across the bridge on the
llem-Derby side, where they are remov-
g large amount of earth for tracks and
lie site of the house, which, it is said, will
built for thirty locomotives, sufficient
stall all the engines of the two roads
hich will be here at any one time. All
lie work will be done thoroughly and
-ery thing will be made with reference to
,nvenience and safety. The yard room in
lat section will be enlarged sufficiently to
liable most of the shifting to be done
lere-a thing that will be of great adj
Intage to this village.
Center.
Charles Drown has let his farm to Mr..
and will soon move to New
,rt Village-R. Downey has moved to
export.
Mrs. B. L. Brown, who has had a hard
IN of typhoid fever, is very low, and her
covery is doubtful.-Grace Niles, the
,ungest daughter of Mrs. Reuben Niles,
very sick with typhoid fever.-Mrs. Or
ndo Williams is better.
Charles Squires has bought one of A. L.
ages houses, and moved into it, and Geo.
age has moved into one of d. L. Hid
this tenements.-JamesS quires has NOV
from III. B. Marston's house on to his
rm near SINNERS mills.-William Nor
ay and family have moved back from
owelltown, Me-, on to his farm.
Orth Troy.
Homer Pettengill has gone to Water
Try, where he has good situation.
McLucas & Palec have bought the
acksmith shop at the head of Main ST.,
aging $3.50.
Miss Anna Elkins and Archie Gilman
ere married Wednesday p. M. by w. S.
,nne, at the home of the brides parents.
Ed. Bickford is building an addition to
S building for storing stoves and will
'on be in receipt of a lot of new ones. Mr..