Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-10-05

Memphremagog House Sept. rs.
Clarence Richmond attended the q. n.
convention at Butland last week.
Mr.. Horace Root viii be 90 years Old
Oct. 9th. His wife was SO, oct. ?.
Several Of our people went 10 Island
Pond TO attend the S. 3. convention.
Geo. Root has gone to New York TO pur-
chase goods for the firm OF H Is. Root A
Son.
Miss Marjorie Batchelder goes TO Boston
soon to take music lessons OF Mr. John
Orth.
John Blair and wife have gone to visit
their son in Jay, where they formerly
lived.
Clarence Richmond and Frank M. shor-
man have gone to Burlington TO attend
school,
Rev. A. L. Wadsworth OF Rockland.
Mass, preached at the Baptist church
yesterday.
viii c. Gilman was taken sick I'm Boss
ton, and his mother, Mrs. G. n. Flint has
gone to care for him.
Miss Esther Mills, daughter Of Rev. q.
A. Mills, former pastor OF the Congu
church, is in town visiting Miss Nettic
Mill.
G. w. Smith is delivering the express
for the American Express Co, i'm the
place of +. r. Davis, who has done the
work for eleven years.
F. +. Clark has moved into Mrs. NJ. A. 1
Flint's house on Third st.-Alrs. A. w.
Brown has returned from West Derby
and is now enjoying the new house on tho
corner of Main and Second streets, which
is one of the finest dwellings IN the place.
Newport Center
Mrs. Charles Marsh has gone TO Boston.
Mass, on a visit.
Mr. George Cole OF West Charleston is
here taking photographs.
Mrs. Chester Butler Of Newport Is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. N. 5. Rogers, and
other friends.
Mrs. Carol Drown OF johnson has been
here visiting her husband, who is teaching
the highter department Of our school.
Troy.
A boy baby at Sylvester Pages.
Lorenzo Hartwell has gone to Jefferson
vile TO work.
Charlie Stevens was home from 81.
Johnsbury over Sunday.
Oliver sisco had young work horse die
very suddenly, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Peck took "A trip
through Franklin county recently.
Rev. w. S. JENNIE and wife visited In
Holland and Island Pond last week
Miss Florence Davis of Laconia. n. H..
is spending several weeks with her friend,
Nellie Laurin.
Mrs. Bradley Houston and Mrs. Albert
Hartwell, who have been away several
weeks, have returned home.
Fred Mead is doing a good Job OF repair
ing. He is putting in new windows and
building a veranda to his house
Carl Cole has potato on exhibition AZ
Hodsden & Smiths store which weighs
two pounds and thirteen ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hitchcock are
moving to Derby forthe purpose OF school
ing their children. They are good citizens
and we are sorry to have them go. .t.,y
North Troy.
Cider barrels at A. j. 1eiths.
j. w. Currier spent last Sunday In Mer-
edith, NJ II.
A. c. Aiken has sold his house on East
Main St., occupied by j. Bodett, to John
McAllister Of Berkshire, who will soon
occupy it.
II. X. Page saw a deer OF goodly size i'm
j. w. Curriers' pasture last Sabbath fore
noon. Although the creature was within
the village limits, it didn't seem the least
bit alarmed.
Parker & Hunt have removed the old
boiler that for a year has lain i'm disuse
from the basement of their saw-mill, and
will use the space for two staye saws which
they will set up.
The crowded condition OF the graded
school has necessitated the removal OF the
intermediate grade to the rooms over Pet
tengilPs store. Thirty four pupils are now
enrolled in this department.
The canvass OF this town made at the
appointed time under the auspices OF the
Union Sunday School Association, shows
that there are 359 persons between the
ages of and p. OF this number 1855 are
not Sunday School attendants. The NUM-
Der of adults who attend church Is placed
at 44O, and adults who do not attend, 300.
There are 259 church members.- Pala-
dunn.
Westfield.
Stanton Hitchcock has moved away
from Edwin Courser's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Barber OF West
Glover are visiting in town.
Willard Farman has the furnace set in
MS new house, and the plumbers are at
work.
The G. u. society have purchased q fine