Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-11-09

Currier and viii move to Troy.
1t is reported that Rev. H. Sisco
will fill the pulpit at the M. E. church
for a time.
Geo. Blair has repaired and painted
his barn.-A. NJ. Wakeman has paint
ed his barn.
Thos. King has moved his goods to
Jeffersonville. His daughter expects
to go there soon.
Frank Tatro and wife, who have
been visiting here for some time,
have returned to Mass.
Lowell.
Notwithstanding the bad weather,
quite crowd assembled at the town
hall last Friday evening to do justice
to the chicken-pie supper provided by
the ladies of the Y. P. S. @. E. About
S14 was realized above expenses.
DR.. II. H. Hill celebrated the cleo
ton of Mckinley by taking unto him
self a wife in the person of Miss Isa :
bel Sanborn of Eden Mills. She is an
estimable young lady and both bride
and groom have the sincere congrab-
ulations of every one. Common place
mediocrity has not smoked such CT
CARS as the DR.. donated for good
many moons.
What pudding for Mckinley! Very
little excitement was shown here dur
ing election. Balloting was as fol-
lows: Mckinley 135, Bryan 40, Palmer
1, Bryan and Watson 1, ballots spoiled
4. total lS4. The number of voters
on the check list is 273. This shows
that little interest was felt, as many
did not make up their minds enough
to vote at all.
Morgan.
Fred Cox has finished work in .Hol-
land and is now at home.
Our representative, s. G. Wilcox,
was home to vote for Mckinley.
Election passed off very quietly,
with 1Os votes for Mckinley and for
Bryan.
School closed in Dist. No. 1 with
rhetorical exercises which were well
rendered.
Herman Johnson is building house
SO as to have more room for his meat
business.
Mrs. Mary Moore has gone to At
tleborough, Mass, to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Taylor.
R. Melcher of Newark was in town
recently.-Mr. and Mrs. John Douire
of Bloomington visited in town re-
Gently Mrs. Ada Cobleigh and Mrs.
Anna Trip visited at L. P. Brooks
last week.
Morgan Center
Mrs. Chandler Horn and Mrs. Ida
Ewens are on the sick list.
The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. L. D. Blake Wednesday
afternoon.
Lincoln Goodsell, Miss Eliza Little
and D. Cargill went to Boston on
the excursion. r
Charles Williams is moving into
one of the houses at the Butler mill
Joel Williams is moving onto his Fer
rim place.
Alfred CaIkins and Chandler Il Torn
drove home from Brockton, Mass,
where they have been at work. They
report pleasant drive.
Bert Burroughs has moved from
Morrisville where he has been the
past year, and will work for his
father, E G. Burroughs.
Mr. Bryan Bartlett, aged So years,
and B. P. Ainsworth, aged SO ye ars,
two of the oldest men in town, went
to the polls Tuesday and cast their
ballots for the Mckinley electors.
Newport.
w. @. Lindsay has opened store
next door to the Arlington block.
Rev. J. G.. Lorimer has preached at
the Baptist church the last two Sab
baths.
NJ. G. Brigham and Miss Minnie Bill
Iings have gone to Boston, where they
will study stenography.
Miss Minnie II. Rhody has returned
from visit to Brooklyn, n. Y, and
Wil,imantic, Conn.-S. S. Tinkham
has returned from visit to friends in
Mass.
Rev. r. L. Olds and family leave
this week for their new field of labor
in Powlet Mr.. Olds has been pastor
of the Baptist church for over six
years.
w. B. Ranney and bride returned