Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-11-16

on their milk farm.
Elmer Robinson of Barton is NOV
ing into the Flint tenement on Bay
view st. He has gone into business
In the Newport House stable.
Mrs. Ed. Boden and daughter have
gone to their home in California.
They spent the summer here with
Mrs. Boden's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. w. Parker.
w. N. Kinney and wife have gone
to the Hot Springs, hoping that the
change will be beneficial to Mr.. Kin
ney, who has been suffering with
rheumatism for several months.
Fl. III. Green has gone to N. FL. and
Mass. on a business and visiting trip.
e. Lane has gone to Boston and
New York to buy goods for the holi-
day trade.-Mr. and Mrs. Will Rich
mond have gone to Westford, Mass,
on visiting trip.
Newport Center.
Mas. ]. II Whip le is on tn sick
list.
Mrs. Laura Stiles, who has been
here visiting friends, has returned to
her home in West Derby.
Elmer Niles has moved from the
rooms over Hildreth's store to the FL.
o. Blake house near the depot.
DIR. @. L. Erwin is extending his
village system of water to the farms
of Mrs. Fuller and John Crawford.
Asa Lamb has moved onto the Lon
Williams farm.-Reuben Johnson has
moved to the Web Porter farm on the
East hill in Troy.-Charles Foe has
moved from the Moulton farm to the
Asa Harris house on Troy road.
The next regular meeting of the
Alexander Post will be held on Satur-
day, Dec. 9TH, at 2 O'Clock p. m. All
members are requested to be present
as new officers are to be elected, and
other important business will be
transacted.
South Troy.
Nellie Lauren closed her school, in
the mill district, last Friday.
Ida Smith has returned from John
son, where she has been stopping.
Miss Lizzie Roylston, has taken
rooms of Mrs Amanda Baraw, and
will do dressmaking.
Edward Todd has changed places
with Mr.. Emerson of Barton Landing
l. 20 to-
Miss Anna Neville of st. Sebastian,
Que, is here visiting friends.-He-
man Buck was in Hyde Park, on bus i
mess, last week
Park Davis is sick with pneumonia
Mrs. Lena Barrows is sick.-Colds
much like the grip are prevalent in
our vicinity.
Mrs. Tina Martin has had the re-
mains of her baby moved from New
port Center and placed in the ceme-
terry here, beside it's father.
D. A. Barrows has gone to White
fledl, n. H., to work in store, with
the intention of purchasing an inter-
est in the business.
Albany.
The Albany dramatic club will pre-
sent t'The Spy of Gettysburg" the
evening of Nov. 26th.
WI. Campbell of East Burke is
visiting friends in town.-Myrtie
Campbell is home from Morrisville.
A twelve weeks term of school in
NJ G o1oCoI E,.i6ov The fol-
lowing pupils had no tardy marks:
Celia and Willie Martin, Juline Rog-
ers, Frank and John Rowell and Ar
thur Shepard. Pearl Rowell and
Ruby Wallace were absent one half
day. Fred Martin and Tia Way, one
day each. Walter Saunders one and
one half days. Harry and Inez Mar
tin, Clara Newton and Elwood Saun-
ders two days. Gertie Bullet and
Earl Wallace three days each.
Westfield.
L. K. Annis moves back to Troy
this week.
Boy babies at W. S. Woodworth's
and Michael Gilbert's.
A. H. Hoyt has sold his house in
the village to Wallace Miller, con-
sideration, $500.
The village school taught by Miss
Una Buxton of Pittsford closes this
week. She is good teacher.
Mrs. Warren Farman and Mrs. Arad
Brown are visiting in Boston.-Frank
Wright also has gone to Boston.
The Cong. Ladies' Aid society of
TowaT held q social AFT F. s. MiIler'S