Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-12-06

Saturday afternoon while Mrs. Henry
N Bradley and Miss Sinclair of West Derby
N were driving over the railroad crossing
" their horse became frightened at the cars
NJ The ladies were tipped out of the sleigh
but not seriously hurt.
The stores are taking on their best holt
day appearance; there is considerable fine
decoration displayed with goods bot h use
. full and ornamental besides toys for the
f. little folks. 1t will pay one to come and
just see the fine display.
Newport Center.
Mr.. and Mrs viii Hope are in town.
Vim Larabee has hired the D. L. Hildreth
farm.
C. L. Erwin has bought the Clark Rog
ers place.
Hattie Perkins mas gone to Boston to
spend the winter.
Miss Nettie Perkins and son, Ray, spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Charles Oben at
" Newport.
Rev. John Thurston has returned from
Burlington where he has been for the past
two weeks.
Miss Flora Kilby has gone to Plainfield
TO teach in the primary department of the
Village school.
1 Lemuel Martin has moved from the
North Troy road on to the farm which he
recently bought of Ed Trow bridge.
Schools commenced in town Nov. 29th.
NkIable Rogers teaches in No. 4, Ora Doane
Nm No. II and Nettie Smith in No. u.
w. A Tracy cut his foot while chopping
ecently.-John Kilby has had one of his
oes crushed while helping to take down
in old building recently.
Troy.
w j. S. Young has gone to Boston.
W Miss Hartig is visiting in Burlington and
$t. Adams.
John Morse of Newport is spending a
7eek in town.
# Charlie Baraw is clerking for G. r. Ew-
BIS & Co., at North Troy.
Mrs. Joe Rose is very sick.-C. H. Buck
i suffering with a sprained ankle.
As there is no school in the Mill district
his term the scholars are carried to the |
&illage school.
M In6 'SalVaU1On newport
ill hold meetings at the NJ. E. church
very evening next week.
Orth Troy.
NJ Annual election of officers of Bailey Post,
hturday, Dec. IL.
Union religious services have been held
ere under the leadership of Rev. A A |
nith.
The graded school has over one hundred |
bid fifty pupils, the largest number in its |
fstory.
IA station has been opened at Glen SUIT
Rn, much to the convenience of the peo-
e in that vicinity.
wv. A. Manuel has leased the Frontier
ouse and assumed its management. He
IS had some experience in hotel business
d hopes to make it worthy of a good
tronage.
Testified
Boynton's this winter.
Communion services were held at the
ng. church on Sunday, Dec. 9th.
Bert Chandler and wife of Troy are COM
" to town to board at A. H. Hoyt's.
Henry w. Priest of Irasburgh was in
gn last Wednesday.-R. P. Hitchcock
Albany was in town last week; his
ughter, Alice. returned to Albany with |
All n.
fr. and Mrs. Homer w. Burnham are
" oicing over the birth of a son and a |
lighter; 1t is reported that one weighs
he and 10 Otho 7IIbc hos hoo,,
eived announcing the birth of a
Fighter to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G.. Chaffey
h. Dakota. Mr.. Chaffey was formerly
berchant here. :
here was a pleasant wedding at Mr.
Mrs.D. E. Wright's on the afternoon of :
dnesday, Dec. L, when their daughter,
IS Lillian SalOme, was united in mar :
ge to Mr.. Aaron Hitchcock, in the pres r
e of few friends. Rev. L. P Atwood :
the Cong. church was the officiating I
fgyman. Those present were Mr.. and z
" y. D. E. Wrigh t, Rev. and Mrs. L. P.
vood, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Bell. NJ. w. n
man and Miss Maud Miller. After 9
ceremony sumptuous collation. was h
led. Mr.. Hitchcock is a leading citizen n
he town who has held many Offices of r
t, and who is recognized to be man r
xcellent judgment and marked finan- T
ability; the bride is lady endowed a
b bright, active mind, intelligent o
cultured, who. has literary taste and +,
srience, as well as musical talent. We +
nd congratulations. -
sad accident occurred here Nov. 25th: o
I'D A. Hodgkins and Erwin Clark o
been working on lumber job for L. A
Foodworth and son on the west et
ntain. Saturday afternoon Hodgkins Z
engaged chopping up "a tree which had D
cut down, he stood upon the tree y