Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-25

De lO0nIlH0Q IL he SnOulu UO nAAiON -
battle and which he lost on the battle
field in Virginia during the second
year of his service in the civil war 50
years ago. On one side was engraV-
ed "War of 1861, United States" on
the reverse "Lieut B. J. Austin, 20.
E., Bird r. E. G., VT Vols. Johnson.
Mr.. Savage found it attached to an
old steel chain among a lot OF OLD
watches which had been brought to
his grandfather's shop for repairs
years before and never been called
for. He put it in his pocket in 1855
Palladium.
Morgan Center
Will Mack and Isaac Rich are at
home from Lowelltown, Me.
S. D. Hobson is repairing building
at the Corner, and will put in cream
separator.
The trot on the lake was we'll at
tented, P Miles colt, ''Dan," being
the winner.
VIM. Armstrong, not Wallace Arm
strong as was reported that received
legacy of 50 900.
NJ. Joslyn is spending few days
with friends here before going to New
York; his wife and daughter went
few weeks ago.
j. Williams & Son have moved their
old steam boiler to their Ferrin river
lot, where they expect to erect
single mill this spring.
Mrs Otis Moulton is very sick. Her
mother Mrs. Kathern has come to
care for her.-N. Browns family are
all suffering with grip.-Orin Taylor
does not gain much.
Last Tuesday afternoon fire was dis
covered breaking through the roof of
the building occupied by A. A. Bur-
roughs as store and dwelling. The
prompt assistance of neighbors ex-
tinguished the flames and prevented
E'what seemed at one time an impos-
sibility" the destruction of that builds
ing. Damage about $500. Insured.
North Troy.
Mr.. Eleazer, an old time resident
of this place, is very low at this writ
ing, and may not be living now.
Fred Hunt has moved to the village
AFRO Wilcox has moved from No u
in Newport, to George Wilson's on the
river road.
Principal Putney was recently hon
ored by large reception, which was
participated in by many of his present
and former pupils, and the citizens Of
the place.
w. B. Hadlock has bought of Mr..
Truax, his farm, and moved on to it;
Truax has bought Fred Shaw's farm
and taken possession.
DIR. M. T. Hamilton is making ex-
tensive repairs on the buildings on
his farm on the river road, by tearing
down and removing old buildings and
building them over, etc.
R. w. Hulburd of Hyde Park, GEN
eral Agt. of the National Life Insur
ance Co., was in town last week, and
together with their local Agt., I. d.
OO1ASOh1 HldCO0 VOL al UuOOOdI1d
lars Of insurance.
Newport.
Mrs. Fred Clark has returned from
her visit to Windsor.
Benjamin Human is in New York
for medical treatment.
M. F. Vance has opened a barber
shop in the Newport House.
Dickerman & Young are in attend
ance at the Essex County court.
Joel Hubbard is home from the Bur-
lington University for the vacation.
Chas. F. Bigelow has returned from
Boston, where he has been on bust
ness.
Alvah Morrill, started last Thursday
for market with two carloads of pota
toes.
Arthur w Gilbert has returned from
Portland, Maine, where he has been
at work.
There is to be an extra town meet
ing here March 80 to fill the Office of
1st and ID constable.
Remember the r. HI. Conwell lee
ture, Thursday eve, March %, on "Her-
oism of Private Life"
James K. Joslyn has returned to So.
Dakota, after spending the past three
months here with friends.
John Mayo, the locksmith, has NOV
ed from the Hall block on Lake st. to
Felix Taylor's, on Coventry ST.
Heman Gaylor has bought Of Geo.