Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-10-11


nv & Co. have charge of the building.-D.
M. Camp has commenced the foundation
for tenement house on Central St.-Hen-
~ Smith has the frame of his new house
on West Main St. nearly up.
Mrs Iva Gale has entered the University
of Vermont at Burlington.-Fra Sherman
has gone to Boston to enter the Burdettte
business colIege.-Dr. p. Ide has gone to
New York to take course in post grad
uate work. His mother, Mrs. III. Z. Ide,
has gone to St. Johnsbury to remain dur
ing his absence.
Harry Belding and Harry Reed of West
Derby were out hunting last Tuesday in
y. NJ. Colby's sugar place; they were fol-
lowing alongside a brook when Bedding
saw a partridge and fired, killing the part
ridge, and wounding Reed who tainted from
the shock but was soon restored to his
senses by the use of water and moved
home. Drs. Adams Rutherford and Gaines
were summoned and all the shots removed,
and Reed is now doing well.
Miss johnson of Boston is the guest of
Mrs Elisha Lance. d. Pratt of Boston
is in town on a visit to his father, who is
in very poor health.-Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Story of Irasburgh visited their daughters,
Mrs. G. s. Howe and Mrs. n. l.. Foster,
last week.-Rev. George A. Mills, former
pastor of the Cong1 church, is here visit
ing his sister, Miss Nettie MilIs.-C. P.
Crane of Bridgeport and Walter E. Crane
of Middlebury are visiting in town.
N export Center.
Will Page has moved in over Hildreth's
store.
George Larabee is having serious time
with his eyes.
Joe Bailey has been Singing his vii
Iage residence.
O. NJ. Griffin is painting his village res
idence. George Page is doing the work.
Mrs. Cornelius Smith and daughter
Minnie have returned to their home in
Lunenburg.
Rev. ]. w. Mcneil has been called to
Lunen burg to preach and has moved his
family there.
Mrs. o. J. Adams has gone to Spring
field, Mass, to visit friends.-Rev. Mr..
Blunt and wife, of Waterloo, P. G., visi-
ted at Rev. e. w. Dockham's last week.
Mrs. Martha Jones, of Chicago, ILL.,, is Wis
iting at x. G.. Stickney's.-Mrs. George
Beadle and Lue1Ia Beadle visited friends
in Franklin county last week.-John lib
belts is home on visit from Franklin,
n. H.-Mrs. Clara Brooks, of st. Adams,
is here visiting her cousin, Mrs. o. M.
Grifin.-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Smith, of
Concord, visited at N. S. Rogers and w.
II. Willeys last week.
Troy. . - I'D s.fe--r
Maud Conner is home from Manchester,
". H. -- t. Jss3
E. H. Conrser was called to Canada last
week by the death of his father.
This community was saddened last week
to learn of the death of Alice Preston at
her home in Pennsylvania. Miss Preston
had many friends here who will retain
pleasant memories of her.
Nettie Tucker, of Newb bury, is visiting
her uncle, Rev. Mr.. Jenne.-Mrs. G. w.
Aiken is visiting in Gloversville, N. Y
Mrs. Helen Puffer and children have re-
turned to Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Button have moved
into Mrs. Clarinda Farmam's house. Mrs.
Farman will board with them.-George
Brown has moved into the tenement over
the drug store.
,Westtield
Thomas HouIt is canvassing for book.
Will Bryant has sold fifteen calves at SO
per head.
The Misses Lena Gilpin and Maud Wake
field were home from Derby Academy over
Sunday.
Pliny Wright and Walter Bell CARED
a load of potatoes last week. They paid
CSC. per bushel.
Judge Hoyt has completed his Office and
opened the same to the public.-Byron Gill
man has opened his hotel. Mrs. Gilman
serves excellent meals.
FL. A. Bartlett of Morgan, with his wife
and mother visited at Rev. J. T. Baxen-
dale's last week. They were on their way
to visit relatives in Highgate.
AS Mrs. John Carrow was looking for
hens eggs in some bushes near her house
on the mountain, recently, a rife ball pass
ed through the rim of her hat. Hunters
should be very careful in the use of their
firearms.
ID. A. Winslow has gone to Boston, he
expects to be absent several weeks-Miss
Lillian Wright is in Boston. Hiram Mill
er and his daughter Maud, go this week on
q trip to Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Warren Farman recently visited rela-
tives in Canada.
WeStmOre.
Hunters are plenty but no deer are to be
seen.
Capt. Averill has put his boat in winter
quarters. e.