Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-16

Will SupeTlHbenu Dunlnteb bnefe.-heO
Judd and family will rule in and reigI
over the II. B. Tice camp this winter
Irasburgh.
The cider mill will commence opera
tons this week.
1t is reported that S. Stanford ma
sold his place to Dr.R.M. Mcsweene,
Lorenzo Thayer has taken w. @
Taplin's Wells farm and will occupy
a portion of Mr.. Taplin's house at the
Common.
Arthur Hill OF Providence, r.. i.
was in town last week to attend hi
fathers funeral-L. w. Bailey o
Norwood, N. j., is visiting his aunt
Mrs. Almira Cotton.
Edward Meron of Indian Orchard
Mass, recently received telegram
stating that his barn had been struck
by lightning and burned. lie return
ed to his home last week.
Miss Lottie Cowles and Miss May
Wheeler will go to Burlington this
week as delegates TO the Christian
Endeavor convention. Mr.. and Mrs.
O.W.Locke will also attend, and visit
relatives at Montpelier before their
return.
CARD-To the many friends who
have by their selfsacriicing assist
ance and kindly sympathy, materially
lessened our burdens during our re-
cent trial, we would through thisH
pnn Fal
May heavens blessings reward you.
MRS. ALMIRA A. COTTON AND FAMILY.
DIR. Homer A. Bogue has located at
Richford and moved his family there
AS a former Irasburgh boy our people,
are naturally interested him. He was
graduate of the Burlington Medical
College, class of $50, and had previous
ly taken one years course i'm Newt
York and another i'm Chicago. Hav-
ing had nine years successful practice|
in Bristol, VT, we bespeak for him a
future of usefulness in his profession.
Lowell
Allie Miller's people have gone TO
Rhode Island to work. lY
G. w. Crafts is home; also VIII
Coolidge, and Bert Skinner.
Lewis, the photographer from N.
Troy, is here for a few weeks.
S. Morton is home from visiting his
parents in Nova Scotia, whom he had
not seen for 40 years.
Morgan.
nam how "a A Al nwarssa
Mrs. Cobb was i'm town visiting her
father, Samuel Lord, who is in poor
health.
Hon. o. Taylor is attending the
county court as deputy sherin.-Mr.
and Mrs. Barker who have been
visiting i'm town, have returned TO
their home. Mrs. Alice Trip and
children are here from Connecticut.
Morgan Center
Potatoes are rotting badly in this
section.
Mrs. Raymond has gone to West
/. Burke to work.
T. w. Gilman and family are visit
ing relatives in St. Johnsbury.
Wilmer Elliott has rented a farm
near Barton Landing, and moved
there.
James Blake is dangerously H.
Nathaniel Elliott is reported as being
very sick.-Mrs. Leon Burroughs Is
threatened with a fever. Mrs. Barney
and her son, Glenn, are slowly re-
covering from their sickness Mrs.
Pillsbury has so far recovered from
INJURIES received by being ru over,a
to be able TO move about the house.
Newport.
Rev. A. L. Cooper has moved into
the new M. Il. parsonage.
Geo. F. Root is elected delegate to
the @. E. convention at Burlington.
The fish chowder dinner in Cong.
church last Thursday was well at
tended.
Claude Wright OF Dicksville, p. c.,
has commenced work for Richmond
& Dolloff.
Orleans Co. court has had short
term on civil cases. The criminal
cases will be taken up this week.
Mrs. Jane Wright, aged IS years,
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Dow, last Wednesday.
w. J. Avery is to start a branch
store at Lyndonville, the stock 20
consist of gents furnishing goods.
Mr.. Hartman will institute the
Golden Cross Commandery i'm odd
Fellows hall, Friday eve, Sept. 20.