Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-11-21
house keeping in oneotA. F. Scott's tene :

DR.. j. FL. Gains has sold his colt, Islant
Wilkes Jr. to I. o. Blake of New York city
Price $1,000.
There will be union services held in the
Methodist church Thanksgiving day at 7.3(
in the evening.
Frank Wells and wife have gone to work
for A. G. Bartlett and will carry on his
farm in Coventry.
Osman Brown has traded his two tene-
ments in Batesville for farm in Charles
ton and has moved there.
Henry Laha has opened his new store on
Coventry street, where he has full and
new lot of goods usually carried in a gro
Gerry store.
First Sergeant E. S. Colby End Illinois
J Volunteers, is home on visit. Mr.. Col
by has been away from here for six years.
He expects to go to Cuba Dec. LIST.
E. o. Randolph of Ogdensburgh n. Y.
former bookkeeper for Tuck & Moore,
has been in town recently calling on his
many friends.-Miss Edith Townsend of
Lowell Mass, is a guest of Miss Jennie
| Taylor.
S. S. Tinkham has gone to Burlington
where he will stop with his son, DR.. Fl. c.
Tinkham.-N1r. and Mrs. o. S. Dane are in
Boston making a business and pleasure
trip.-Mr. and Mrs. G. III. Prouty spent
few days in Montpelier last week.-Mrs..
M. Dodge and children have returned to
their home in Denver, Col.-Dr. and Mrs.
o. B. Gould have gone to Boston where
they will remain for a time.-F. FL. Clark
and daughter recently visited relatives in
Windsor.-Charles Brown and Miss Helen
Barnes have gone to Boston on a visit.
Newport Center.
The school in district No. 3 commenced
Monday with Miss Nettie Smith teacher.
LemueI Martin has moved into Edward
TroW bridges house on the North Troy
road.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church held their
social at Mrs. Alfred Nations last Thurs
day afternoon.
The village school taught by G. E. Aus
tin and Miss Helen Somers, closed last
Thursday for one weeks vacation. The
teachers have returned to their homes.
Alexander Benoit is building a barn at
his village resIdence.-The owners Of the
horse sheds at the F. e. church have been
repairing the same.
Miss Flora .Kilby is home from Plain
field, where she has been teaching the past !
summer.-Mrs. Q. NJ. Griffin and daughter
have returned from their visiting tour to
Enosburg and st. Albans.-H. L. Smith,
station agent, who has been having a short
vacation, has returned to his work.
The people OF this village were very much /
shocked to hear of the death of Uncle |
Asahel Glines, who passed away very sud
denly last Thursday morning, aged 81 /
years. He seemed to be in good health the /
day before his death, and was about the /
village as usual. He had lived in New
port for great many years, and was a
highly respected citizen. Mr.. Glines leaves |
a wife, five daughters and two sons to I
mourn his loss.
frey.
DR.. =. S. Gray, Peter Martin and Erwin
Rockwell have gone to Maine deer hunt
ing.
AIonzo Clement OF Grand Rapids, Mich,
is here visiting relativesiand friends.-Miss
Clara Hardy IS spending a couple of weeks
here with her naother.-George Stevens
and wife of Bolton, and D. a. BarroWs and
vile Of Woodsville, y. H., were here to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Stevens, which
was held at her late home. Rev. j. II.
Wallace OF Richford oEiciated.-Mrs. VIM.
Elliot Of Waterbury IS visit ing friends in
town.
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Michael Lucas and his son, Edward, have
moved to Troy.
Carter Fowler and wife have gone on.
trip to Boston, Mass.
There was a box party and promenade at
the hall last Friday night for the benefit
Of the town library.
Mrs. Betsey Stebbins has rented the ten
ement in her house to Fred Ducharme and
he has moved inn. Root has rented the
tenement in his shop to Arthur Bickford
of Troy.
Edwerd Lucas and Miss Florence O'Strout
were united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony Nov. u by Rev. L. 2. Atwood, at
the Cong. parsonage. They have gone to
Troy to reside.
The fall term of the village school, taught
by the Misses Ada Brown and Helen Wake
field, has closed. It is expected that the
same teachers will have charge Of the
school this winter.
On Wednesday morning, Nov. 18th,
pleasant but quiet wedding took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Wake
field, M ISIS Emma, the Oldest of four daugh- {
lers, was united in marriage to Mr.. Leon
Durivage OF Lowell, in the presence of t
few near relatives. Rev. S. w. Buzzell of E
Troy solemnized the ceremony, and Mr.. ,
and Mrs. Elmer Edwards of Newport :