Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-11-02

The post-office was moved into the Col
ton block Saturday.
Mrs. Ira Drew is at Wells River caring
for her daughter, Mrs. Lothrop, who is
quite i'll.
The w. c. T. U. viii meet with Mrs. p.
n. Granger Wednesday at half-past-two
O'Clock.
The proceeds from the chicken-pie sup
per at the Cong. vestry last Friday even
ing were S13.
Mr.: John Smith, highly respected cit
izen of this town, died at the home of his
son Wallace last Saturday. He was %
years old. Funeral held Sunday after
noon, Rev. L. Dodd officiating.
Lowell.
C. B. Harding was in town one day last
week.
Joseph Generess and wife of Barre, Mass.
are visiting relatives here.
W. e. Curtis is at home from Montpe-
lier, to remain until after election.
! Geo. Revoir recently sawed one of his
fingers quite badly in Silsby's box-shop.
There was hard shower accompanied
by thunder here the morning of Oct. 81.
Quite phenomenon for this time of year.
The Y. P. S. c. e. viii hold chicken
pie supper at the town hall next Friday
evening. An entertainment of a literary
nature will be given. Whole bill, % cts.
Isaac Lafreniniere is 81 years of age and
for the past few days has walked a dis
lance of three miles each morning to his
Ioxv
walked home at night. Who can beat this
record.
Morgan.
S. E. Gray and wife have been to Brown
ington visiting.
Ina Rood is home from Derby Academy
with felon on the hand.
Mr.. Fletcher of Holland moved the tele-
phone Office from Mrs. Moore's to Mrs.
Knowlton's.
Look out for thieves! The PATEL boys
report the loss of pair OF work harnesses
and driving harness.
Mr.. Grant has moved to Derby Center
Mr.. Crawford is moving from the Wilcox |
farm to his farm in Charleston.
Mr.. Alvin Bailey passed away last Tues
day. He was about 80 years of age. Mr..
Bailey has been life long citizen of this
town, and was buried from the house last
Thursday. The family have the SYM
pathy of their many friends.
Mamie Morse of Newark and Jessie
Wilder from Island Pond spent Sunday in |
town.-Hattie Moulton of Holland is
stopping with her sister, Mrs. Gray.-H. |
Walker of Newark visited in town recent
ly.-Harry Wilder of Derby was in town
last week.
Newport.
Thomas Allchurch is home from Boston.
Mrs. B. F. Moore has gone to Spring
field, Mass, on visit.
Chas. Cade has sold his place on High
land avenue to Lorenzo Manuel OF Troy.
Mrs. Emma Young has gone to Boston
to spend the winter as nurse in the Silver
family.
Mrs. Warren Fuller has gone to New
York city to spend the winter with her
son, Mr.. e. r. Fuller. 'o'" i1
Will Newton has vacated the c. S.
tenement on Coventry ST., and
moved back to MorrisvilIe.
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on an extended trip through the West,
and expect to be away about two months.
e. A. Stewart has returned form a visit
ing trip in Mass. While away he attended
the reunion of the Brigham family at
Worcester, Mass.
Judge F. e. Alfred and wife, Theophilus
Grout and wife and daughter We're in at
at the special social times in
Montpelier last week. ,
Miss Lillian, and Mr.. w. c. Gilman ex-
pect to go this week to California to spend
the winter, hoping that the change will
benefit VIII, who is in poor health.
Geo. Paul has moved into the Joseph
Hammel house on Coventry St.-Mrs. S.
Il. Anderson has gone to housekeeping in
VIM. Batchelder's house on Coventry st. {
Newport Center
Ernest Dane is home on a visit.
o. T. Kilby has painted his steam mill. v
Rev. Mr.. Dockham is moving into the
John Kilby house.-John Magoon has l
moved into the house owned by Amanda
CARING. Rev. Charles Morse has moved a
rom the John Kilby house to what used
% be the A. L. Page house.-C. II. Drown
has moved into the upper rooms Of the :
John Kilby house.
Troy. p
Mrs. Stillman Young went to Montpe- G
Ter, ladies' week.
Mrs. Amanda Baraw has moved into G
George Boyden's house. r
Misses Alice and Josephine Sisco were
,uests of friends here recently. ii
John Aiken is improving the looks of Il