Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-10-19

teach the grammar school here this fall
School commences Nov. I'd.
The big bear seems to lead a charmed
n life. One night last week twenty mel
were watching for him, and one man If
reported to have shot five bullets into him
and still he lives and puts in an appear
ance nearly every night.
Newport.
Geo. F. Goode has gone to New York on
business.
III. E. Harris has broken up house-keep-
ing and moved his goods to Troy.
Johnny Lamarch of West Derby is
clerking for Lane & Davis.
Benjamin Watkins has moved into G. G..
Goodrich's house to care for him.
Mark Stone and Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Keller are visiting at L. j. Phelps.
Mrs. G. F. Goode has gone to Lowell,
Mass, on visit to her former home.
Mr.. Whit E. Tuck and family have re-
turned to their home in Winchester, Mass.
Joshua Simpkins Co. will appear at
Lanes Opera House tomorrow (Tuesday)
evening, Oct. 20.
Rev. w. II. White and family have ar
rived and he enters upon his duty as pas
tor of the NJ. E. church.
Theo. Circuit and Judge F. E. Alfred at
tended the funeral of Ex-Gov. Fuller at
Brattleboro last Tuesday.
Mr.. Burnett of St. Adams, who has
been cutter for Tuck & Moore in their
overall factory, has closed his labors.
Rev. Geo. o. Howe and family left for
Florida last Thursday, hoping the change
of climate will be of benefit to Mr.. Howe
R. n. Austin of North Troy has opened
a livery stable in the rear of the Newport
House stable. He has moved into the
Flint house on Main st.
Frost Veneer Seating Co. have ordered
but the orders still come so that they are
able to work nearly full time.
Mr.. Fred A. Lane of Concord, n. H., son
of A. A. Lane of this town, was married to
Miss Marguerite Willoughby, Oct. 6. They
will make their home in Concord, n. FL.
A d. Beede, clerk for Lane & Davis,was
married to Miss Annie Lothrop at Barton
turn here and go to housekeeping in E. j.
Hills house on Second ST.
S. G.. Scott has finished off his store
house into two good tenements.-True &
Tinkham have had their house on Coven-
try st. moved, and will have it put in
good shape for a tenement.
A pleasant event of the past week was
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NJ. Dawson, both of this place. The
wedding occurred Wednesday evening at
the residence of ]. c. Dawson, Rev. G. O..
Howe performing the ceremony. A large
number of beautiful and some valuable
presents were left by their many friends.
The happy couple left that night for
short visit to Boston. They will make
their home in Newport.
Newport Center
Andrew Titus is on the sick list.
o. T. Kilby is building a building for
the town to store the rollers and road ma
chimes in.
John Magoon has bought the house near
the village on Troy road, owned by A1nan-
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s. o. Whipple and wife intend to spend
the winter in Boston with their daughter,
Mrs. Morris Bailey.
Mrs. o. NJ. Griffin, Mrs. F. Blake and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kelley attended the Y.
P. S. c. E., convention held at Burlington
last week.
DIR. Locke and family have moved to
West Derby Elmer Miles has moved in
over Hildreth's store.-WiIl Norton has
moved into the house owned by s. o.
Whipple:
Carrie Titus, who has been visiting
friends in Boston has returned home.-A.
G. Wheeler, who has been working in
Massachusetts, the past summer has re-
turned home.
Troy.
The NJ. e. church is being painted.
Mrs Elmar Martin has gone to her
home in Glover.
There will be a sociable at the Cong. YES
try, Tuesday evening.
Fred Hammond sold fine looking horse
to parties in Boston last week.
Dr. NJ. Emery and wife from n. Y,
are in town visiting their many friends.
The Willing Workers will be entertained
by Mrs. Holland Temple, Thursday after
noon and evening
Mrs. Helen Puffer is with her parents.-
Frank Morey is home for a few days.
Mrs. Peter Phillips is with her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Baraw.
The young friends of Miss Carrie But
ton gave her birthday party last Tuesday
evening. Pretty presents were left her as
a reminder of the occasion.
North Troy.
G. ID. Ward of Wellesley, Mass, is visit
ing friends here.
John jerks has moved to Cambridge to