Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-09-28

George Wilder has hired out with Capt.
Foster of Derby to work a year. Mr..
Wilder will work on the Emery Kings
bury farm and will move there this week.
Nathaniel Elliott, an aged and respected
citizen of this place, died at his home Sept.
10, after a long and painful sickness. He
bore his sufferings patiently, believing his
Heavenly Father would send relief in
due time. For many years he had been
a member of the Methodist church. Flu
neral services were held at the church,
Rev. J. T. Baxendale officiating
Newport.
Mr.. VIM. Murphey has gone to Hartford,
Conn.,, on a visiting trip.
HIT. Blanchard has gone to Lowelltown,
Me-, on hunting trip.
Mr.. Stetson OF Boston has hired OF J.E
Farrell his tenement on Bay View st.
Mrs. e. A. Conner of NTegantic, p. O., a
former resident here, is in town ON a visit.
w. ID. Emery Of Montpelier Is clcrklng
for the drug firm of Farrell q Richard.
Miss Harlow OF Roxbury, Mass, Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Chamborlin.
Mrs. Chas. Ide has returned from Bos-
ton where she has been on visit TO her
son.
VIM. Batchelder is having his house on
Coventry st. repaired and put into shape
for two tenements.
ga trip to Chinatown" was played 10 a
full house at Lanes Opera House last
Thursday evening.
Rev. Geo. o. Howe win 60 TO Florida
next month, hoping the change viii bo
beneficial to his health.
II. f. Lane and wife have gone to New
York for a couple of weeks. Mr.. Lane
will buy new fall and winter wraps.
e. c. Blanchard has moved from tho
Hubbard house in with his mother.-A.
Hutchinson has moved over 90 West Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Humphrey have re-
turned from their wedding trip and have
gone to b 5e-keeping in the Green house.
Mr.. Bass Of Boston has been engaged as
manager of the Union Bobbin Works.
J. f. Farrell, former manager, viii resume
the law practice.
Fred A. Blount has entered Yale College
in the class of 1900. lie left here with his
father, f. o. Blount, last Monday. Fred
has done well for a sixteen year-old lad.
Newport Center.
Frank Hildreth, who has been visiting
his parents and friends, has returned 10
Philadelphia.
A. Glines has moved his stock of cloth
ings from the jenkins block 20 the base
ment of Hildreth's block.
Rev. Fuller of Barton Landing gave
lecture on Y. p. c. +. work In the M. T..
church last Wednesday evening.
Carl has moved his barber shop from the
rooms in q. L. Sleeper's front room 20 the
front rooms of Ernest G.. Partridge.
Troy.
Rev. Frank Leach has accepted a call TO
the pastorate OF the Baptist church at East
Enosburg.
r.. M. Harvey and Mrs. Caroline Vince
lock were united In marriage last Thurs
day at Newport Center.
Evard Powers has moved into the John
Bisbee house, and Bert sheldon has moved
from Mrs. Heath's house 10 the Chaneo
house.
Henry storr, who for the past year has
been employed at Parkhurst's livery, starts
this week on a visit TO his parents in Eng
land, whom he has not seen for seventeen
years.
Mrs. w. III. Blackstone and three child
rem of Chicago, are at DIR. Blackstone's for
a stay of few weeks. Mr.. Blackstone Is
expected here after the national election.
South Troy.
Eta Rowland has a new Huntington
piano.
c. p. Stevens and family and Mrs. Hem
ny Mann attended the fair at Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark johnson of Barton
werethe guests of friends here, recently.
Mrs. James Martin and daughter Anna,
have gone to Manchester, n. H., TO work.
Mrs. d. c. Anbee went TO Worcester,
Mass. the 21st, with the remains Of her
sister, Mrs. John Magoon.
Miss Dora Temple from the Mary Fetch
er Hospital at Burlington, is spending her
vacation with her parents.
Miss Sarah Foster has returned from
Manchester, n. H., where she has been
caring for a sister who was sick.
WestfieId.
Thomas Hoult has moved back from JAY.
Henry c. Streeter saw a deer in the field
with his cattle one day recently
The c. e. society held grape social at
Walter Bells last Friday evening.
Thomas Gilbert has built long shed ex-
tending from his house to the barn.
BE sure and attend the auction at the
II. c. Stannard place in Lowell next FRI
day.