Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-11-09

ton, Tuesday noon, after voting for
McKinley.-J. Hubbard has a position
as reporter for paper in Portland,
Oregon, where he has gone.-WiH =.
Gilman and his sister Lillian started
Tinkham accompanied by his brother,
DR.. HI. @. Tinkham, has gone to the
wilds Of Maine, for weeks outing
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Phillips leave to-
day for a visiting trip through Mass,
and r. I.
Saturday eve, as John Huse and his
two children were returning from
! Derby, they were overtaken by a run
away team which proved to be Ell. b.
Fosters pair. driven by boy. Mr..
Huse tried to get out of the way but
failed, and his team together with J.
Shedd's, who had driven up in time
to meet the runaway, were piled up
beside the road. When picked up
Mr.. Huse was unconscious, it is hoped
he will soon be all right. The boy
driving Mr.. Fosters team was badly
hurt, and was unconscious for sever
al hours. He was taken to the New
port House, but finally recovered
enough to be carried home. The rest
of the occupants of the carriages
were unhurt.
Newport Center.
@. W. Morse is repairing harnesses,
boots and shoes in the rooms recently
occupied by Fred Miller, in G.. L.
Sleeper's building.
Flora Kilby is home on vacation
from Wilmington, where she is teach |
ing school-Mrs. Laura Stiles Of w. |
Derby is here visiting friends. Joseph |
Bailey wife's sister, who has been |
here visiting, has returned to her |
home in the West.
Henry Squires is moving the old
old town building, which he bought |
for, blacksmith shop, down near the |
covered bridge.-Bert Flint has NOV /
&c in upstairs in Mrs. Stowell's house,
and D. J. Perkins has moved from |
the N 0. Blake house to the Babcock |
house in No. 3.
North Troy.
G. Heath has rented the Lorenzo
Manuel house.
Mrs H. N. Upton is stopping in
Montgomery Center for the present.
Mrs. Geo. Livingston, who has been
in Boston for several months past,
has returned home.
DR.. Kimball is recovering from slow
malarial fever of four weeks duration,
and is now able to attend to office
practice. ~ 81 es8 eE
Mrs. Rowell has gone to Mortified
where she has secured situation
Miss Elva Parkhurst has gone to
Providence for a visit of several
weeks.
Curtis Sweet, who has been living
at Newport Center for the past six
months, has returned and will occupy
a part of Mrs. John Sullivan's house
on the hill. z7aW Jas. #o
8yestfieIa.
Little Mildred Bell is better.
The horse shed belonging to the NJ.
E. Society has been reshingled.
The cheese factory shut down Oct.
81. Mr.. Bailey, who run the factory,
has done good work.
Tom Ducharme and Miss Elvira
Gardner have been united in the holy
bonds of matrimony.
Frank Martin and wife, John Sey
mour and Nelson Seymour and wife
have returned from Boston.
Marshall Scott died of consumption
at his home in Richford, last week,
aged 20 years. He was the brother of
Mrs. E. j. Louhser of this town.
Carl Chaffee, who worked for the
Burnhams' the past season, has en-
gagged to work the coming winter for
Mr.. Perley, who lives near E. Berk
shire.
Lawyer Annis and wife of N. Troy
were in town recently visiting at A.
Farman's and D. H. Wright's.-E.
Hitchcock and his son Harry are Wis
iting in Montpelier and vicinity.
Guy II. Farman, who has been in
Denver the past year, in the employ
of the Colorado Iron Works, has ac-
cepted position in Rapid City, S. D.,
as instructor of assaying in the. State
school of mining on a salary Of $500.
Sutton. eEtk
Charles Taft has returned to his
home in North Carolina. 81 2 o
The Ladies' Aid society met at Mrs.
f. w. Abbott's Wednesday, p. m.