Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-09-07

koes from there to North Dakota wher,
he viii spend the winter with her aunt
Mrs. Loveioy.
Myrtle Gray is at West Derby stopping
Mrs. Frank Holmes have been in New
Hampshire visiting their relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Ira Taylor of Derby has been visit
ng her daughter, Mrs. Emma BARTLETT
Samuel Blodgett of Lyndonville has been
visiting at l.. p. Brooks Hattie McDuf-
fee and Edith Moulton have been stop
ping at 5. K. Gray's. - Mrs. Alice Lang
md her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Blood,
we're in town recently. = Mrs. Charles
Hayes of Lowell, Mass, called on her
friends here recently.
Newport.
G. H. Flint and wife are in Boston this
week purchasing fall goods.
n. L. Foster has moved into NJ. J. Blair's
new tenement house on 3rd St.
Mr. and Mrs c. E. Lane of Springfield,
Mass, are visiting friends in town.
Court opened last Wednesday morning.
Judge Jonathan Ross of ST. Johnsbury
presiding.
G H. Prouty was elected to represent
his town at Montpelier this fall. He re
ceived 1853 votes of the $50 cast.
Rev. Alexander Crone and family have
arrived and he will commence his services
Rs rector of st. Marks church next Sun
day.
f. S. Tinkham and wife were called to
Burlington, Thursday, by the death of Mr..
Tinkham's brothers. wife, Mrs. HI. c.
Tinkham. Funeral on Saturday at 2. pm.
Col G. B. Childs of Ohio is here to look
after little court business, growing out
v of land damage which he claims from this
village because of their crossing his farm
" in bringing water from the Derby pond.
Newport Center.
Rev. G. d. r. Meacham is visiting
h friends here.
Bertha Stickney, who has been home on
vacation from school, has returned to
HMontpelier.-MabelR Rogers, who has been
at home on vacation, has returned to her
school in Johnson.
COWS home from pasture Sunday night
Aug. q, two of them were struck by the
helper engine at browns crossing. One
was killed on the spot, and the other one
soon died.
|Westfield.
Deacon Elisha Ryder is repairing his
house.
Oscar Travers has moved from Moody
vile into the tenement over Benware's
shop.
Rev. ]. K. Fuller of Barton Landing
will give his report of the Washington, G.
E. convention in the Cong. Church Sept.
TO-
Town meeting passed off quietly. VIII
lard Farman was elected town representa-
tive on the first ballot by majority of
1O3 votes.
Miss Taylor and Miss Mabel Crosby of
Compton, P. O., are visiting at Reuben
Wright .-Mrs. Kirk has returned to
Providence, r. /.
Miss Hester Fowler teaches the school
in s. Westfeld. Miss Eugenia Benware of
Montgomery has engaged to teach the
school at Hoytas mills. ls lIBa sIt
Work is progressing well on Willard
Farman's new house. The plasterers, Gard
ner Buzzell of Troy and John Annis of
Passumpsic, finished their work last week.
The Misses Sarah Dickson and Grace
Chaffee have gone to Johnson to attend
the Normal School. Max Miller and Day
ton Harding have returned to Bakersfield
Academy.
Arad L. Brown has shipped a quantity
of hay to Boston.-A quantity of the fac
tory cheese has been sold at cts. Mr..
Bailey makes cheese of a superior quality
and its reputation is fast becoming es-
tablished.
WestmOre.
The following are the Justices of the
Peace in this town: E. III. Foster, II. III.
Campbell, s. A. Hunt, and G. L. Nutting.
1t took four ballots to elect town rep
resentative; the vote was one of the larg
est ever cast in this town, 81. Every one
who ever voted the republican ticket
voted it this year.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East HardWick.
Mrs u r Goodrich is eyaininp