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

ed nine persons of the gang and search
warrants were made out, a large amount
of stuff, store goods, ETC., were found IN
houses occupied by them. A preliminary
trial was held here and several OF them
were bound up, others released on bail.
We will give further details next week.
Holland.
w. j. Bradford of Bethlehem, N. H., IL
visiting relatives in town.
s. Cole has moved from Holland Pond
into the Wheeler house, on High street.
/. e. Goodwin is quite sick, and Harry
Mosher is laid mp with a cut on his foot.
Augustus Lowell and family are visiting
friends and relatives in North Hatley, p.
@.
Mrs. G. f. Miller was brought before
Justice Bradford last Friday and plead
guilty to disturbing public school. She
was fined s. and costs.
e. A. Boothman has sold off his stock,
rented his house and Is moving to West
Derby where he will engage In the grocery
business. We wish him success.
The man who sits in the mud in the
middle of the street for two hours, on
cold rainy night, ought to smile when
aches and pains play tag mp and down his
back
Mrs. w. A. Goddard is in a hospital In
Montreal for medical treatment, and her
many friends are glad TO learn that she is
doing nicely and win soon be able to re-
turn home.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. Holbrook is reported better.
o. @. Page was at home from Montpe-
lier over Sunday.
Albert Wilcox has rented the Conner
farm on Morrill, Hill.
Mrs. Clara Davis has returned home
from Gloucester, Mass.
Fred Virgins is going TO move on 70
Frank ChurchilIs farm.
Fred Kidder has returned to Massachu-
sets for the coming year.
The Farmers League viii be held at the
Kidder school house next Wednesday eve.
Mr.. Ira Wright of Newport IN soon 10
wed Miss Anna Alger of this place. Con-
gratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schofeld from Lyndon
have been spending a few days at her
fathers. w. L. Locke.
The post-ofiiee is TO be moved into the
Cotton block. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell will
occupy the tenement above.
The ladies of the Methodist church will
give chicken-pie supper In the vestry
Wednesday evening. A literary enter
tainment will follow. Supper win be sorv-
ed from TO o'clock. Bill 20 oentsyl
Mrs. L. Dodd is visiting i'm Worcester.
Mass.-Mrs. Geo. Parker has been spend
ing few days IN Newport. Mrs. T. II.
Thompson is visiting in Montpelier. Mrs.
S. III. Howard has gone to Fitchburg,
Mass, to stay with friends.
Mrs. Henry Ranger died at the home of
Joseph Cook, Monday night Oct. 18th, OF
heart disease, after long Illness. The fu-
neral was held I'm the M. Il. church, or
which she was member, Thursday morn
ing, Rev. p. N. Granger assisted By Rev l..
Dodd officiating.
Jay. l.r. ,aao..
A. H.ANai1emRn is painting his barn. sa.
VIM. Nj. Macomber is in town Visiting
his children.
Mr.. Sweet has bought the Magoon farm
and taken possession. l'f
Myrtle Whitman has returned home
from Glen sutton, p. q.
j. e. Chase has been on the sick list
Mrs. ]. Jewell is quite low.
Oscar Travers OF westfield has rented
Us. Young's farm for a year and moved on.
VIM. Hadlock has moved TO Idaho.
where he intends preaching TO the Nor
mans.
N. Dodge and wife intend to spend the
winter in Canton, NY, with Mrs. Dodge's
mother.
Leon Baird was quite severely injured
while working in the mill, by board fly
ing from the saw and striking him in the
stomach.
Lowell.
III. b. Parker OF North Troy was in town
the first of the week.
The Lowell dra matte club 81 preparing
play to be presented in the near future.
-AA00 "Ay A1iS f9ahDofh mas returned from
Montreal, where she has been having her
Eyes treated.
Erskine Fuller has moved his family 90
Newport, and Samuel Laclair has moved
nto Mrs. Works house, vacated by Full
err.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
n Bradford of Clyde Stephenson and Miss
Anna Cowan, both former residents Of
lowell.
All. Gardyne and family visited friends
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