Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-10-26

Richardson from the Catholic burying
ground 90 the town cemetery. Complaint
to the States attorney has been entered by
the relatives of the deceased, and ON Fri
day Mr. Richardson was arrested and gave
bail of 81, 900. What win come of this ac-
ton is hard to tell at present
Morgan Center
The schools in No. 6 and closed the
23rd.
Mr.. Chas. Burroughs and wife visited IA
Morrisville last week.
II. c. Davenport has moved from New
port into his house here recently vacated
by Leon Burroughs.
Alonzo Ewens has taken a Job TO draw
$500 cords OF pulp wood TO q. IT, h. h. and
load it into cars this winter.
Mr.. Bishop, who recently moved into
the Sawyer house, has stored his goods in
Mrs. Grifhn's house and taken his family
back to Canada.
Hugh Maxwell and son Edmund were
successful in shooting the bear Friday
night, the 10th, in their orchard near the
house. 1t proved to be an old veteran
having lost three toes, one foot and an
eye. The carcass weighed 500 lbs, and
the skin measured @ by l-6 feet.
Morgan.
Mr.. Ira Buck of Manchester, n. H., was
i'm town recently.
Miss Annie Litchfeld has returned to
her work in Barton.
w. NJ. Taylor is shingling and repairing
his farm buildings.
Mr.. Peavey and son of West Derby vis-
tied his brother, Emerson Peavey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ewens of Derby
have been visiting friends In town.
Mrs. s. L. Brainard, who has been visit
ing her brother, has returned home.
Mrs. Henry Norton and daughter, Grace,
of Charleston were in town recently.
Sumner Wilcox was home from Mont
pelier to spend Sunday with his family.
Mr.. Farr and G. l. Moore are building a
cottage on the north shore OF Seymour
lake.
Herbert Burroughs and wife, who have
been to Morrisville on a visit, have re-
turned.
Apples are plenty, and yet Norman
No. winter apples for g per barrel.
Annie Buck, who has been stopping
with her parents through the summer, has
10 her home in Manchester, NH.
Mrs. S. l.. Gray has 50 far recovered as
to be able to ride out. Mrs. smith, who
has been caring for her, has returned TO
her home in Holland.
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Keith have adopted
a ten months old boy.
L. L. Gon has been in Barre the past
week visiting relatives.
Miss Lucy Dane of Boston is I'm town
visiting her brother, o. .. Dane.
Mrs. c. p. Story OF Lancaster, n. H.,
visited at n. L. Fosters last week.
Some over fifty Of our citizens took IN
the Boston excursion the past week.
Horace Davenport and family are mov-
ing back to Morgan Beach, their former
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank woodbury. has gone
to housekeeping Ia A. f. SCOTS house on
Main st.
Fred II. Sisco has purchSsed his part
ner's, w. j. Kendall's, interest In the live
cry business and viii continue the busi-
ness in the old place.
Fred PellSey has sold his interest in che
grocery business TO Geo. Paul of Beebe
Plain. Possession will be given Nov. list.
The new firm will be William and Paul.
Geo. II. Newland and Mrs. =. q. Bean
tart for Sioux City, Iowa, next Wednes-
lay. The doctor will be gone only two
weeks; Mrs. Bean intends to stay several
months.
Fred Wheeler and family have moved
nto Miss Rebecca Coreys house on "a sc.
L. A. Spaulding and wife have moved
nto the Goodrich tenement, lately pur-
hased by Chas. Hibbard on 2nd st.
Newport Center
Mrs. John L. Crawford IS very low with
leart trouble.
The village schools commenced Monday
With the same teacher as last term.
The school house has been newly paint
d.-Mrs. Stowel has painted Der house oc-
upied by A. Lawson.
ID. Guernsey, who has been visiting his
cousin ID. l.. Hildreth, and other friends
has returned TO his home.
Lewis Lamere has moved on 60 O. M.
irifin's farm.-R. NJ. George has moved
nto the house owned by Amanda Carling.
Troy.
John Conner has gone TO Boston ON bus
ness.
Carol Smith has gone 20 Charleston 90
isit relatives.
The first snow came Tuesday, only 90
lelt and disappear
Geo. Lamphere OF Bakersfield il clerlSing
Dr. j. Stillman Young