Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-05-03

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fill below the mill and putting In new
stringers. They will raise the mill yard
about three it,, it having settled that much
since the first filling.
O. B. Landon of Johnson was IN town
Thursday and Friday, looking AFTER ms
creamery interests here. The amount OF
milk received far exceeded his expecta-
tions. They are separating about 5,OOO IDS.
daily.
A Mr.. Martin from Troy broke his leg
while working on the log drive one day
last week. He was driving team hltcneo
to a drag; the drag struck knoll and ny
ing to one side struck his leg, breaking 1t
in three places.
Morgan.
Id. Farr has built him fine boat and
is now building boat house.
School commissioner I'll. A. Bartlett is
repairing the school house in the south
district.
Mvrtie GRAY and Alice Farr are home
from Derby, where they have been at
tending school.
Morgan Center
girl DdDy at FRANCIS
A. O. Elliott is saving out his stock of
logs.
Mr.. Ellis of Coventry has moved onto
the j. Williams farm.
Joseph and Bert Gilman have been visit
ing relatives in st. Johnsbury.
School in No. commenced Monday
with Miss Powers as teacher.-Miss Bertha
Pinney is teaching the school in Dist.i No.
6.
Newport.
John Cattanach is clerking for Richard
& Hall.
The ladies of the Cong. church realized
over 800 from their Easter sale.
Geo. Haslett had the misfortune to split
his thumb open on circular saw last
Tuesday morning.
Chas A Phillips has received 500 from
the Mutual Accident Insurance Co. for
the loss of one eye.
G. F. Goode and family are going to
Lowell, Mass, in few days, where they
intend to make their home.
S. G. Scott has purchased land of d. M.
Camp in rear of the Camp block on Second
St., on which he will move a barn he has
bought of Mr.. Camp.
s. Griggs has moved to Farnham, 2. q.
-Chas. Eaton has moved into 5. Lanes
house on Central STE. E. French has
moved to Lyndonville.
The American Clothing Co. of Burling-
ton have put in a large line of gents fur
nishings and boots and shoes in one of
Lorimer & Mcdairmid's stores on Coventry
ot' Ia t.- Ike lIl s.s.G 2e2 zs1esr
Newport Center. s~otec -+aFs 57a
The C. P. R. bridge here has been re-
paired.
Rev. Mr.. Evans will preach at the M. E.
church this year.
o. M. Griffin is shingling and repairing
his dwelling house.
E. A. Matten, who went with the New
port Rifles to New York last week, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Lucy Pyer, who has been spending
the winter with her son Grin at Barton
Landing, has returned home
There has been considerable moving
here of late: Rev. w. ]. McLei has NOV
ed from the NJ. E. parsonage to Sidney
Perkins'.-A. l.. Page to West Derby,
Will Merrett to Mrs. Stowells house near
Hildreth's store, and Clayton Niles has
hired L., c. Flanders farm for one year
and has taken possession.
Troy ~
Dennison Ward has moved to Newport.
Leon Wiley is home from lflRiver,
Mass, for a vacation.
town visiting relatives.
The village schools commenced last
Monday with fifty scholars.
G. p. Stevens has gone to Bolton. His
steam mill there burned Friday night.
George Martin, while handling logs re-
Gently, had the misfortune to break his
right leg in two places and badly jam his
left one.
WestfieId
Harold Farman is on the sick list.
Curtis & Son have started their meat
carts.
The cheese factory starts up today. Mr..
Bailey gives good satisfaction.
There was a pleasant gathering at E. S.
Miller's on the 3Oth ult., it being Mr..
MilIer's sixty-fifth birthday.
Miss Lena Gilpin returned from Derby
academy last Saturday. Today she begins
a term of school in Jay.-Miss Ruth
Wright begins her school on the. n. Hill,
and Miss Ada Brown in Lowell today.
Rev. Albert Gregory preached his final
sermon here yesterday. He moves to Hol-
land this week. The people of his new
charge viii find in Mr.. Gregory one who
wears we'll During his pastorate here he