Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-10-12

Vey.
Miss Lily Rockwell was called to Bolton,
Que, the 3rd, to attend the funeral of a
friend.
L. Darling of Albany and Albert Hart
well of Jacksonville were in town over
Sunday.
VIII Loux and Missile Healey went to
Lowell, Sat-, October 3, and were married
by Rev. l.. P. Atwood
Rev. Joseph Buzzen has moved his
household goods to his home here, where
he will make it his home for the present.
William Sinclair has some very good
corn, and last Tuesday night some one
helped themselves to about seven bushels.
Willis Beadle of Manchester, n. H., is
visiting in town.-Florence Davis OF La
coma, n. H., is the guest of her friend,
Nellie Laurin.
On account of the storm the open lodge
was postponed until Wednesday, Oct. Ia,
at which time musical and literary pro-
gram viii be given, followed by prone
made. All are invited.
About twenty-five friends of Mrs. Net
tie Miller gave her complete surprise,
Saturday evening, Oct. Bird, it being her
birthday. A pleasant time was passed in
visiting, playing games, etc. Cake, coffee
and grapes were served. A lovely Dresden
china dish was given her as reminder of
the occasion.
North Troy.
VIM. Bashaw has an increase in his pen
sion.
S. III. Page attended the reunion of his
old regiment at White River Junction.
Rev. David Wallace of the Cong. church
has resigned and expects to go to Hart
ford, Conn, where he resumes his theolog-
ical studies.
The grand stand at the trotting park is
being removed, and a part of it will be US
ed i'm the construction of Will Porter's
new buildings.
Westfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis are at work for e. j.
Courser.
NJ W. Scott has returned to his home in
Richford.
A picnic party visited Hazen's Notch
last Friday.
A. ]. Crawford dislocated his elbow one
day last week.
A. III. Hoyt is better.-Erwin and Lynn
Clark have been enjoying season with
the measles.
William Wilson, who lives near the
Notch has purchased farm in Hardwick.
He will move there soon.
Simon Hitchcock raised an apple of the
Wolf River variety which measures 12x13a
inches and weighs one pound. Next.
Rev. L. P. Atwood goes to Burlington
this week to attend the State Sunday
School Convention as delegate from the
Cong'1 Sunday School.
Fred G. Edmunds, who represents the
town of Norton in the General Assembly,
| is native of this town, having been born
here in 1866. He is the son of VIM. Ed |
munds who still resides here.
Mrs. Matte Miller of Newport visited in
town last week.-Stella Gilman is in Man
sonville caring for Mrs. Ben Sisco.-Mrs.
w. b. Gilpin and Mrs. c. W. Bryant visit
ed in Derby recently.-Mrs Thurber OF
Burke has been visiting here.-Miss Har-
riet Winslow goes this week to Georgia,
and from there will return to Boston.-A
niece of Mrs. A. c. Hitchcock has been
here from Burke a visit.-Mrs. n Z.
Hoyt and Mrs. Ellen Miller visited IN
Montgomery recently.
Westmore.
Capt. Averiu has put his boat into win
ter quarters
A new cottage is being built in the G.
Atkins grove.
Vernon ArkIey has hired out and moved |
in with j. G. Boswell Of Barton.
Horace Beebe has taken Fred Smiths
place on the poor farm IN Barton.
c. J. Trefren is building barn near his /
summer cottage. w. Hyde IS making /
repairs on his buildings.
Miss Harmon win supply the pulpit at
the Cong. church, Oct. 18th, and viii re-
main here for the present. Tt is expected I
that she may get here by Wednesday OF /
this week.
Mrs. Zoe, wife Of John B. King, died /
Sunday morning, Oct. Il, after long /
lana hard sickness. She leaves a hus- I
band and nine children. She was q wo-
man much esteemed among those who /
knew her, and her loss VIII be deeply felt. !
CALEDONIA COUNTY
East Burke.
AIva ellison has set up a cobler's shop in
one Of Mr.. Watson's tenements.
LA. Darling is quite ill.-AIrs. A1nidon
and Mrs. Colby are both falling.
Geo. Austin is at home and expects to
spend the winter at his fathers, Rev. a. G. /
Austin.
Henry Mathews has bought and moved !
into the Amos Lowell house. and VIII open I
| . harber,s shop in the basement.