Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-04-25

Wednesday morning. They will go to
housekeeping at once on Coventry street. q
Felix Taylor, who was taken suddenly
insane last winter, but partly recovered,
has been worse lately and was taken to the
Waterbury asylum by L. ID. Miles last
Tuesday.
A recruiting. office is open in Root S
block where any who wish to enlist and
join the regular army and accompany Co.
L, in case there is call to. the front, can
do so.
The piano recital given at the Congl
church by Miss Anna B. Green and pupils,
was grand success and enjoyed by large
and appreciative audience.
The band boys are to give a band con-
cert at Lanes Opera Hall Wednesday,
April 81. They have secured Marietta La :
Dell, noted reader and impersonator, also
the local trio, ''The Priscillas."
Dr. j. H. Gains has purchased the resi-
dence of the late C. G. Goodrich on the
corner of Main and I'd street, price $780,.
The doctor intends to move into this house
and rent his place on Sd street.
Miss l.. Mclaughlin of Waterloo, P. O.,
is stopping at Mrs. A. F. Scott's.-Mrs. c..
E. Fay and daughter arrived home from
their visit at Albany, n. Y, Thursday p.
NIB. w. Lee of Lowell, Mass, a former
resident here, is visiting in town. Miss
Hattie Green has returned from Spring
field and Boston where she has spent the
winter.-Mrs. M. J. Blair went to Enos-
burg Falls Saturday to spend Sunday with
her mother Mrs Chaffee.
Newport Center
Charlie Rollins has moved to North Troy.
Carl Walcott has barber shop on Mill
street.
W. w. Rogers has gone to Boston to
to work.
Mrs Martha Wilcox of Johnson is here
visiting at G. w. Rogers.
Mrs. Nettie Perkins visited her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Oben, at Newport last week.
Luella Beadle has returned from Bakers
field, where she has been visiting her aunt.
Sydney Davis has moved his house on to
the building lot which he has bought of
Mrs. Fuller.
Martha Percy has been shingling her
house.-Mrs. Jasper Phillips has been
pa nting her village residence.
Ernest Rogers, who has been sick, is
,convalescent.-O. M. Griffin, who has been
very sick, is able to be out again.
NJ F. Phillips has bought the village
residence owned by G. L. Sleeper for $3.50
and will take possession the first of May
Henry Squires has purchased a building
lot of GIL. Sleeper and is building house
Troy.
Mrs. II. Z. Preston is sick.
Clinton Woodcock is on the sick list.
Bert Best has moved to West Newport.
Allen Ball has gone to Watertown, Mass
to work.
Bert Phelps has moved into the tene-
ment near Peter Martins.
Charlie Baraw has gone to North T1oy
to work in Mr.. Sewers store.
Lester Hunter has moved into part of
Mrs. Clarinda Farman's house.
Mrs Minnie Chaplin has moved into the
rooms over w. Hodsden's store.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wing of Derby were
the guests of Fred Preston last week.
Mrs. Lucy Jones is grading around her
home and doing lot of repairing on her
house.
j. S. Young is raising the roof of the
building opposite his store and finishing
it off into tenement.
G. w. Aiken's tenement house took fire
from the chimney burning out recently.
The flames were soon extinguished and the
building was only slightly damaged.
WestmOre.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. G. H. Fox April 2Sth.
E. o. Smith and Carl Wheeler have put
up and are running saw-mil.
Geo. Hill has moved into the Corum cot
tage at the south end of the lake.
Ice is nearly out of the lake. It broke up
Apr. Nth, five days earlier than any time
in the last twcnty-three years.
Children playing with matches one day
last week set fire to w. B. Kerwin's house, |
which burned with nearly all it's contents, |
leaving the family in quite destitute cir
cumstances. No insurance.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
Ellery Orcutt is to teach the spring term |
of school at the Hollow.
Mrs. Nellie Otis Kenneth has returned to |
herlhome in Madison, N. III.
Mrs. Rose Solomon Kugleman is at home,
being called shere by the illness of her par
ents.
Will Hayward has moved from the Geo.
Smith hOuse on to the NORTH RIDGE in Sut-