Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-10-12


which measures IA in circumference and
weighs Id. and ounces. s
L. Sinclair has rented the rooms I'm the
basement of Par<er's block, and il Citing
up the same for dwelling.
The funeral of Benz. Messer was held
from his late home Thursday, Oct. s. Rev.
G. w. Robinson officiating.
The firm OF Curtis g. Cello has been dis
solved, Mr.. Curtis having bought out Mr..
Gelo's interest i'm the business.
Frank Pronto killed a bear last satur-
day. 1t was a spring cub. He has traps
out for the old bear and and another cub.
Mrs. w. E. Curtis has her line OF fan
and winter millinery in stock. She win
meet all customers in her rooms over the
store.
Hon. w. +. Curtis has gone TO Mont
pelier TO attend the session OF the legis-
lature. His son George is at home from
Montpelier seminary.
We seem to be having a stretch Of
weather lately. AT this writing the peo-
pie of Lowell have not seen the sun for ten
days. Some farmers, who have coru out
and potatoes undug are looking pretty
blue.
Morgan.
New boy at Alfred Waterman's.
w. Fl. Calkins recently picked twelve
apples from one tree, which weighed over
eight pounds.
Among visitors we mention Mr.. and
Mrs. George Twombly Of Bloomington,
Henry Brainard of Newport, win Gee of
Barre, Mrs. ]. G. Taylor Of Derby and
Frank Buck of n. III.
c. /. Moore is suffering severely from
having teeth extracted.-Mrs. Calvin
Brown had a paralytic shock recently.
Mrs. Foss, her daughter, Is caring for her.
Solnn Gray had finger badly crushed m
a threshing machine.
Morgan Center
A. j. Gilmore and wife OF Lisbon, n. H.,
visited at J. n. Gilmore last week.
The Kings Daughters viii meet with
Mrs. A. J. Calkins Wednesday az
ternoon the 18th.
Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Branard have gone
to Fitchburgh, Mass, where he has work.
Mrs. s. B. Horton is in Boston caring
for her son VIII, who is sick with typhoid
fever.
Miss Marjorie Batchelder has gone TO
Boston to spend the winter and study
music.
Rev. and Mrs. Granger from Irasburgh
were the guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. A. j. Mil
Ter last week.
S. w. Keith has newly shingled his ten
ement'house and is giving il new paint
and other repairs.
Percy Robbins, former clerk In the
Memphremagog House, Is night clerk for
II. L. Doyle Of the Newport House.
Rev. c. e. Fay has moved into the Hib-
bard house on I'd St.-Wm. Rooney has
moved from F. S. Tinkham's to Mr..
Ryans on Coventry ST.
The sisters OF Mrs. J. A. Walker, Mrs.
Smith of Canada, and Mrs. Abbott OF Boss
ton are making her visit; Mrs. Abbott
is quite sick at this writing.
b. +. Hamilton has his set Of buildings
completed on Central ST., where he VIII
carry on the uphostering work. lie has
finished of the second door into a teno-
ment which be occupies.
5. G. Scott has raised up his ola ice
house, is putting under a cellar wall and
viii finish it into a tenement house IL IS
pleasantly situated on Lakeside street. op-
posite his former residence.
What might have been disastrous con-
Migration was prevented by the prompt
action of the engineer az the Union Bob
bin Works last Friday night The fire
company responded promptly as aual
II is matter Of regret to the Methodist
church that the pastor, Rev O.. %. Howe.
is obliged 20 leave his charge on account
Of falling health. He win 20 60 Florida
for the winter, hoping TO improve by the
change
j. c. DAWSON has just had new fur-
mace placed In his house. 70 isa no. 2iof
The Glenwood pattern, and was purchased
Of the True s. Blanchard Co Ie ls evident
That j. c. believes Ga patronizinQ home
industries.
Willie Richmond has Just been making
quite extensive repairs aud improvements
on his dwelling, including bathroom,
closets, and additional heating. Ho has
llso let his farm 90 Arthur Wells for
-erm Of three years
w NJ Batcheldcr has broken up house
Seeping and rented his rooms to the
-indsays. Tie has finished tenement in
he second story which ia very desirable
or a small family as % is situated near
he business portion OF the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.J.Hnl have boon vist-
ng friends In Barre tho pass wees-s.
'inkham has gone o. Windsor FD and
Ware, Mass, on 70 visiting lrip.- Ruth
livingston 81 Troy.a former resident hero.