Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-04-26


nard, who has been ill a long time, does
not seem to be improving.
| Mrs. E. M. Sanborn has returned to her
home in Eden Mills. She has been here
caring for her daughter, Mrs. III. III. Hill.
| F. j. Smith has moved from Kimpton-
vile into the brick store at the corners.
Mrs. Dixie, the dress maker, will reside
with them.
| Miss Blanche Morton is in Montreal,
P O., sick with typhoid fever. She went
there on visit to her sister, Mrs. Alpha
Davenport.
John Rudisian received news of his fla
theirs death in Austria Hungary, April LIST.
Johns brother, Mike, will shortly return
to the old country to look after their
mother.
Henry Coburn jammed one of his fingers
badly last Wednesday, while at work saw
ing wood. 1t may result in the loss of the
member. This is bad luck for a man who
depends entirely on his hands for his liv-
ing.
The barn on Leland hill owned by Frank
Barney and Edmund Lefieur burned last
Tuesday eve, together with about seven
teen tons of hay and some farming tools.
How it caught fire is a myste.y, as it was
not near any other building. The barn
and contents were insured for $500, which
amount will not replace the barn alone.
S. Morton's house caught fire April 10th,
and had it not been discovered in time
would have caused much damage. 1t
seems that some burning birthstone from
N fob co+ 70 lo
when discovered had burned the curtain,
and scorched the window casing, besides
burning large place in the carpet. A few
pals of water extinguished the blaze.
Morgan.
Myrtle Gray will teach school in the
south district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rye have gone to
work for Mr.. Collier at North Derby.
Mrs. l. c. Taylor and her daughter, Bes-
sic, have returned to their home in Derby. |
Sugar makers are gathering their buck
cts; they report an extra good sugar sea-
son.
Mr.. H. Litchfield was called to Brown
ington last week to attend the funeral of |
his father.
Annie Litchfield is home from Newport. |
Ed. Smith of West Derby is stopping at |
DIN Burroughs.
Miss Alice Taylor, who has been visiting |
at II. A. Bartletts, was called to New |
Hampshire on account of the sickness of |
her sister, Mrs. Harry Waite.
Newport.
B. w. Lee of Lowell, Mass, is here on a |
visit.
Andrew Robitille is to work for c. F.
Bigelow.
Mrs. Durham and son of Boston are Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Elisha Lane.
T. s. Cumming is to build large barn,
which will be 4Ox1OO it. with a stable 100
fit. long.
c. G. Davis and family have returned
from Lowell, Mass, where they have been
on a visit.
Mrs. Geo. HI. Flint and Will G. Gilman
have returned from California where Will
went for his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Goodwin were made
happy by the arrival of girl baby at their
home Easter Sunday.
The Newport Rifles went on the morn
ing train to New York to take part in the
parade to be held there.
Mrs. j. T. Sheply has gone to Sheldon
Springs for few weeks, where Mr.. Shop
ly is interested in large pulp business.
j. E. Holbrook and +. j. Campbell have
leased the Memphremagog House of G.. F.
Goode for two years, and taken possession
today.
Ed. Hutchinson has moved on to one of
the Bean tenements on Central St.-Alex-
andra Crane has moved into the Robitille
tenement on Prospect st.
F. p. Davis has purchased the G. S.
Batchelder place. : K. Richmond has
purchased of Oscar Donney a lot on Cen ,
jraI ST. on which he will build house. j.
Huse has taken the contract.
While Mrs. E. Lane and Mrs. A j.
White of West Derby were driving down
Pleasant st. Saturday the harness broke
md the horse became frightened and ran,
throwing them out on the side walk in
ront of E. B. True's, where both taken up
n an unconscious condition. Mrs. Lane .
has recovered with the exception of few
bruises and a general shaking up. It is :
0dTeQ ClaU MFS. w niue mas received 1nJur- | n
es to her spine.
Newport Center.
j. G.. Stickney has gone to Boston on
business. q
Asa Lunt was called to Piermont, N. H.,
ecently to attend the funeral of his broth Z
r-in-law. .(g-t.f-
Mrs. Charles Fox recently stepped on i
ONE loose flooring and fell to the floor be-
ow, braking an arm and receiving other
'ruises.