Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-09-12

show in every respect.
6. Scott has purchased of Mr.. Doloff
his interest in the meat business. The
firm is now Scott and Fifield.
The Lady of the Lake made her last trip
Saturday as was advertised. The round
trim for 25 cts called out large number.
Over 900 took advantage of the last eXcur-
sion.
The circus arrived little late but they
were on hand with good parade and a
large number patronized the entertain
ment and pronounced it up to date
show.
Will Adams has finished work for Z. M.
Flint, and Will Haslett has taken his place
Eddie Peavey has closed his labors as
clerk for Lorimer & Macdiarmid.-M acken-
zie Cattanach has finished his work at the
fruit store of E. S. Ball.
Charles Haws and family have moved to
Jrasburgh to work for his uncle, w. w.
Foster.-C. D. Wilkinson has moved into
one of III. III. CasWelIs tenements on East
ern Ave.-Harry Burgess has moved into
Mrs. ]. r. Halls tenement on Lake St.
ID. w. Jenness returned with Lieut.. Chas.
Williams last Thursday night. Mr.. Will
Hams is much improved, but is using
crutches, owing to rheumatic trou Die.
His many friends are glad to see him home
again, and hope'for rapid Improvement
in his health.
DR.. SprouIe, the English Specialist in
chronic diseases who has located IN this
place. is meeting with we'll merited success.
His practice has grown to such enormous
r,roportions. that he is now obliged to seek
larger quarters, and last Saturday he moved
into the Foster block where there are eight
rooms in which the doctor and his three
assistants will carry on the various depart
ments of his immense practice.
Miss Matte Clement has gone to Holland
to teach school.-Clayton Elklns has re-
turned to Lowell, Mass, to attend school
another year.-Charles Batchelder has
gone to ST. Johnsbury to attend school
BENJAMIN Human has gone to New York
on business.-Mr. and Mrs. T. Z. Gale nave
gone to Florida to visit their son, Oscar
GaIe.-Joe Gendron, clerk for Lane q Da-
Wis, is spending his vacation visiting MS
parents in Quebec.-Mrs. G. X. Moore and
children have been visiting her parents IN
Magog the past week.
Newport Center.
Rev. Charles Morse has returned from
the hospital at Burlington.
Several from here attended the Walter
L. Main show at Newport Friday. 1t was
reported very good.
PerIey Adams and Martin Page are home
from war on a 80 days furlough. Glad to
see the boys back again.
Will Armstrong; barn burned Sunday
evening, Sept. 4. Fire was caused by a
lantern being dropped.
Mrs Morris Bailey aud three sons have
returned to Boston.-Mrs. E. [. Lyndh
has returned to her home in Massachu- |
setts.-Retta Miller has returned to
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Ida Stevens and Mrs. Henry Al
drich and son of Colebrook, n. H., visited
at n. S. Rogers last week.. n. Webster
of Barton, agent for the Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance Co., was here last Wednes-
day to settle Will Armstrong; loss by
fire-Rev Mr.. Dark is in town on a visit.
-Maude Niles visited at John Crawfords
last week.
Troy.
Dana Lathe of Manchester, n. H, is the
guest of his brother, Charlie Lathe.
The school house in the Davis district
has been newly clapboarded and otherwise
Henry Adams has bought of G. P. Stew
ems the farm known as the Williams farm
and taken possession.
Cards are out announcing the marriage |
of Charlie Baraw to Miss Bertha Eaton of |
COrinth, Vt. Sept. II.
Homer Griggs has moved to Newport
Charlie Adams has moved on to the farm
vacated by Henry Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Laid are visiting |
relatives in Province of Quebec.-Mrs. VIII |
Brown has gone to Hyde Park.
Mrs F. d. Burbank and child of Toron-
to, P. Q. are the guests of her brother, Hi |
ram Peck.-Mrs. Aaron Johnson and little |
girl of Manchester, n. II. and Mrs. George
Cuthberson of Greensboro called on their
many friends here last week.
WesttieId
A. w. Farman Esq, is home on a fur
Tough, also Ernest Bean.
There is an addition of twenty new vol
umes to the Town Library.
w. ID. Bell and D. S. Hitchcock are at
tending court at Newport as petit jurors,
and G. w. Bryant as Grand juror.
Mrs Aaron Johnson of New Hampshire
and Mrs. George CuthbertsOn of Green's
boro visited at a. HI. Hoyt's recently
Max N. Miller returns to Providence
r. I, this week to resume his studies in
Brown University. He will pursue a course
IN civil engineering.