Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11

leo. w Burbank and family have return
from Boston, where they have been the
t two years, and have gone to housekeep-
in E. r. Scott's house on Pleasant st.
The Newport high school boys have or
hized a base ball club and have made ar
gements to play the West Derby boys
/ the. Barton boys at the Newport trot-
9 park, May 8 and 16.
F. Lambert has hired the Arlington of
c. Lindsey for five years. He will use
front part for a salesroom, with
ch room in the rear and bakery in base
mt. He will let rooms to any who wish.
quiet, pretty wedding took place at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. III. S. Root
Main street, the contracting parties be-
| Mr.. Dennis DolIoff and Miss Kate ALI
|lrch, both of Newport. Rev. Chas. Fay
Horned the ceremony. Charlie ALI
|lrch, brother of the bride, acted as best
|n, and Miss Lizzie Smith, bridesmaid.
! DolIoff is the junior member of the
|n of Richmond & Dolloff; Miss All
|hrch has lived with Mr.. Roots people
the past seven years. Mr.. and Mrs.
| loft have gone to housekeeping in the
5. Judge Hobson house on South street,
! their many friends extend congratula-
bs and best wishes for long and pros
BUS life.-ErpresS ann Standard.
|wport Center.
|ert Hagar has gone to visit his uncle in
lrcester, Mass.
ONE repairing is being done to the vii
r school-house.
|ucius Connal, who has been very sick
some time past, is recovering slowly.
he village schools commenced last
|nday. Miss Marvin teaches the higher
|artment and Miss Heating the lower.
be. = Lester Percy has moved into the
Ise which he recently bought of III. B.
Squires has moved from the
|rtney house on to the Campbell farm
coventry.
evils Lamere met with quite an accident
Fntly. He was under the saw-mil1
wing away slabs with horse and wag-
His arm happened to be resting on
wagon when a heavy slab fell from
head, striking him on the arm, frac
ly bruised his arm.
nth Troy.
[rs. Jonathan Burroughs has been quite |
veil for few days.
co. w. Shepard of Richford has rented |
Frontier house of F. II. Elkins.
he listers report that there are at the |
ent time only three pairs of oxen in
n.
d. Bowen's sugar house and contents |
e burned lest week; it was partially |
lred.
P. Ewins is filling up and grading |
ut his house and is making it one of |
most pleasant places in the village.
new highway is being built from near
Parkhurst watering-trough on the
road, passing the Page, Boomhower
Courser places to a point near d. t.
nson's.
ne Palladium learns that the G. P.
/. Co. are to erect strong steel bridge
the river at this place. The bridge
be 27S feet in length and will contain
spans, the center span being 142 feet.
ng stone piers will be built, the con-
for building them having been let to
les in Mass.
StfieId.
Winslow Farman has been engaged
oliver the address at Newport Center
Memorial Day.
anton Hitchcock has moved into the
sc with Edwin Courser.-Oscar T1aver
moved off from Frank Wright's farm.
lpoleon Root went as delegate to the
tpelier convention. He also went to
dlesex and visited his son, Henry, who
inning store there.
lssell Lombard of Warren, Mass, is
visiting his nieces.-John Wooley of
nua, y. H, has come here to make his
e with his niece, Mrs. Willard Far
&C. HI. Wiley of Barton Landing was
own over Sunday.-Chas. G. Chaffee
W 11C N1o1IC0 III ldSI WSCh. |
lie Misses Elgie and Ada Brown were
e from johnson over Sunday the 10th,
Rufus Stebbins was in town several
last week; he returned to Mont
cry on Friday
stmOre.
shermen are numerous, and have very
success.
nice row of trees were planted around
church, Arbor Day.
NJ. Gray has rented his farm to Henry
Key, and moved to Jay.
III. Foster is improving Cottage Grove
utting in line of running water, and
finish feed stable there also.
pit. Averil1 is pushing the work on his
steam boat. The best of material, and
lest grade of workmanship should
e craft that will please the people.
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