Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-11-01
and carriages in the barn were nearly all

and carriages in the barn were nearly all
saved.
Chas Drown has moved into S. III. Hol-
brooks house on Pleasant street.-Mr.
K. Berry of Coventry has engaged tene-
ment of FL. S. Root on Pleasant street.
j. B. Hanson and family have moved to
Concord, N H.-Benjamin Walking will
move into the Scott tenement vacated by
Mr. Hanson.-W. e. Robinson has moved
from Camp block on I'd street to West
Derby, where he has purchased house OF
Mr.. Hunt.
Newport Center
Ben Wheeler, who injured his foot re-
Gently is now on the gain.
F. L. Hildreth and D. L. Whipple have
returned home from Boston.
Our new postmaster, j. G. Stickney, has
fixed up the rooms i'll G. L. Sleeper's block
and will move the Office there.
Mrs. John Crawford and her two chill
dren and Mrs. Hannah Wright visited at
Coaticook and Dixville, P. O., last week.
Jasper Phillips and family have moved
into the village.-Henry Cook has moved
into the house vacated by Ernest Partridge.
their thanks to the many friends who con-
tributed toward the fund for their benefit
recently.
Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs J. R. Galbraith of Dan
vile. Que, were guests of Mr.. Galbraith' IS
sister recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Martin, of New York
city are guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Martin. 94e
Mrs. Bert Chandler has gone to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment.
Charlie Hitchcock has rented his farm to
Charles Baraw and is to move to East
Berkshire, on to the Bailey farm.
The new pulpit set for the Congrega-
tionalist church, so generously donated by
DR.. F. S. Gray, has come and is fully ap-
preciated by the church people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Drown of Johnson
spent Sunday with her parents.-C. P.
Stevens spent the past week in Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin who have
been visiting in Manchester, N. H., for the
past year have come home to stay.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aiken are visiting in
Observation-Disclosures Clara Parkhurst and
Bessie PettingiIl visited in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. B. Miller of Johnson
are visiting their daughter.-Beeman
Vance of Waterville, VT, visited in town
last week.-Henry Mann visited in Rich
ford last week.
Westfield,
Judge Hoyt moved into his new house
last week.
There was dance in the town hall last
Friday evening.
E. Fl. Hitchcock and Mrs. S. L. Hendrix
visited in Stowe recently.
Mrs. Andrew Crawford suffered second
shock of paralysis on Sunday, Oct. "a.
Last week DR.. Young went to the hospi-
tai in Burlington with Mrs. Bert Chandler
of Troy.
The c. E. Society will give crazy.tea in
in the town hall on Friday evening, Nov
5. ALI are invited.
Ed Boynton, Geo. w. Miller, wife and
son, also James Conant of the E. A. Hill,
went on the Boston excursion.
Dea. P. S. Hitchcock and wife of Barton
were present at the G. E. meeting on Sun
day evening. Oct. "a; the deacon gave an
and helpful talk.
Ben Aiken of Barton Landing was in
town, at his fathers last week. Mrs La
vonia Reed has been in town visiting her
sister, Mrs. Harlan Woodwork.
The teachers of the town have formed an
association with Miss Maria Conner, pres
ident and Miss Hester Fowler, vice presi-
dent. Meetings are held at the school
house in the village oncein two weeks.
The Woodworths have let Gerald Hodg-
kins and Erwin Clark the job to cut and
draw logs from the Moody Bedell lot to
the steam mill in the village. Hodgkins
and Clark hope to handle three thousand
logs.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East Burke.
I'll. D. Webster has moved into his new
store.
Miss May Harris went on the excursion
to Boston.
Mr.. Amidon has gone to st. Johnsbury
to live with his son.
Walter Counter has sold the Wilbur
Campbell farm to M. Boris.
Robert Everette and wife will move to
n. H, this week.
Miss Lavina Blake from Texas is visiting
her neice, Mrs. W.'B. Godding.
Mr.. Fred Brown who had a cancer re-
moved some weeks ago is able to ride out
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