Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-11-08

G S1467 for loss on buildings. Mr..
#S intends to rebuild as soon as posi-
IAwis PelkeY and Lott Vanie of West
1G by were brought before Justice Cush-
'h and plead guilty to the charge of
kny The boys entered car at New
station and took banjo belonging
#hady who was in the car. The Pelky
was fined $50 and Vanir was sentenc-
#b the house of correction.
c. Gale and T. A. Brown have re-
ed appointments from Collector Man
and commenced their duties as deputy
ectors and inspectors at the Newport
e Nov. 1. Other appointments are A.
Hall of Island Pond, stationed at
office; A. III. Butterfield at No. Troy,
Henry Pettingill of Troy stationed at
her Falls.
vport Center
.hney Davis has the frame up for new
Hired Davis has returned from his west
"trip.
lie foundation is being laid for the new
nery.
harles Drown has let his farm to Sam
Sweet for one year.
III ]. Adams has gone to Springfield,
Is, to visit his son.
NE post office has been moved from Geo.
Av,s RI I q. Stickney's.
Hiss Matte Smith, who has been visit
N lat H. Doans, has returned to her home
-unenburg.
N be school taught by Miss Mabel Rogers
DIST. No. 4, closed last Friday for three
ks vacation.
trs. o. E. Williams has returned from
Tell, Mass, where she has been visiting
several weeks.
Ny be village schools, taught by Miss Alice
N ker and Clarence Austin of Iras burgh,
menced Nov. 1st.
ev. John Thurston and Mr.. and Mrs.
N Lamb attended the F. B. quarterly
H ting at Sheffield recently.
new tower has been placed on the
Dol house which improves the building
much; other repairs have also been
lie.
Y by.
Y rs. Ephram Mosway is sick.
B. Powers has returned from Boston.
rchie Smith has his house nearly COM
\ ed.
Nj. King has moved into the Leavitt
Sc on Mill street.
rs. A. ]. Crawford had a second shock
analysis last week.
ne village schools closed Friday with
II cises in the afternoon.
w. Hitchcock has rented a farm in
Hkshire and has moved there.
n r. and Mrs. Clarence Miles of Hard
visited relatives here last week.
earl Baraw has returned from Nashua,
L.. where he went to attend school.
III. Woodcock starts next week for
rado. 1t is hoped that his health will
Improved there.
lillian Sabins' youngest daughter was
N e severely burned last Wednesday.
was playing with matches and her
5 caught fire.
stfieId.
. BIB Reed has moved into the L. K.
NJ is house in the village.
chie Wakefield fell last Friday morn
and was slightly injured.
be school on the north hill, taught by
II Ruth Wright, closed last Friday.
y i'll Wright has new wind mill. He
use it to furnish his house with spring
Br.
iss Emma Goddard has returned from
ella. H. Hoyt has returned from
leicester, n. H.
lille Harry Reed was leading COW last
he was thrown down and trampled
b, two of his ribs being broken.
be Epworth League held pleasant and |
table literary meeting at the home of !
] Winnie Farman last Wednesday even
lando Atwood of Boston is in town,
n ing his father, Rev. L. P. Atwood |
b brown and family of Albany visited |
recently, also Mrs. Sally Brown of
Charleston.
be c. E. Society gave crazy tea in the
b hall last Friday eve. The hall was
kfulIy decorated with bunting, and the !
rs presented a unique appearance; |
Literary exercises and conundrums |
interesting. Much credit is due Miss |
II. Atwood for suggestions and assist
rendered.
Saturday, Oct. 80, Mrs. Elbridge H.
Ahcock underwent a severe surgical OPP
on. The operation, a critical one,
performed by DR.. Longe of Newport |
ted by DR.. Gray of Troy and DR.. Pie
1t of Lowell. Mrs. Hitchcock is get |
on very nicely. DIR. Longe, who has
billy located at Newport, makes a spec