Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-21
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hearse horses to be used in a livery stable.
Mrs Philias Belango has recently receiv
ed 81 900 from the Co. of Forester as in
surance her husband had in that order.
Mrs. c. E. Fay and daughter are going
to Albany, n. Y. this week; two weeks
later Rev. c. E. Fay will join them for his
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Homer sHildreth has moved from the b.
& NJ. railroad house to one of 81. III. Cas-
wells tenements on Eastern Ave.-Geo.
Riley has moved to Jay.
Conductor Chas T. Bean of this place,
Levi Edgerton and Chas. Gage, three of
the Oldest conductors on the road have
been .Iayed off. Mr.. Bean says it will be
twenty-five years Apr. II next, since he
commenced railroading and never, through
his neglect, has there been any accident.
A good record.
Newport Center.
N. H.lPage has moved into the rooms
over G. d. Percey's store.
The school in district No. 4, taught by
Mabel Rogers, closed last Friday.
Mrs. Lester Percy, who has been very
sick with heart trouble, is gaining.
Major Rollins has moved into the house
which he recently bought of Sidney Davis.
The lecture given by Rev. Mr.. Johnson,
pastor of the M. E. church at Newport,
was interesting and instructive.
Ervie Crawford visited in West Derby
recently.-Florence Wood has returned to
South Troy.-Clara Crawford of West Der
by visited friends here last week.
North Troy.
Albert Button has moved into the Aiken
block.
Elam Kendall died here on the 9Th inst.
His remains were buried in the Troy GEM
etery.
The Board meeting held here was well
attended and was of much interest and
benefit to all who were present.
Westfield.
There have been sixteen births, nine
deaths and six marriages in town during
the past year.
Mr. Felix Martin died Tuesday night,
Feb. 18th, of pneumonia. He leaves wife
and two children.
Saturday, Feb. II, to resume her studies at
the Normal school.
A number from this town attended the
Farmers Institute at Troy, Feb. 15 and 49,,
Willard Farman acting as chairman. The
meeting was instructive.
Matte Hill is here visiting friends.-Ar-
mold Edmunds, Miss Lena Gilpin and
Maude Wakefield of Derby Academy are
at home for the vacation.
Another storm occurred last Wednesday
which was nearly bad as the one we
had a short time ago. The mail did not
reach here for two days or the express
teams go to Newport.
Carl Bean and Effie Cross were married
Feb. 18th by j. w. Buzzen of Troy. After
the ceremony supper was served at their
future home at which the immediate rela-
tives of the contracting parties were pres
emit.
Ed Ducharme was quite seriously in
jured by getting his foot caught when his
team was turning around, his sleds tear
ing his heelso that several stitches were
required to sew up the wound.
A visitor of M. D. Gilman was returning
home when the sleigh was overturned in
the village, throwing the occupants out.
The horse running toward Troy collided
with a team near Amanda Stebbins,' in
which Cornelia Foster was riding. She
was thrown from the sleigh which was
somewhat damaged; the horse cleared
himself from the sleigh, but ran with the
thills until it was stopped nearI. Wills on's.
There was one hurt.
WeStInOre.
John Kerwin is home from CRANKY and
in very poor health. '5
c. II. Atkins and wife are away Visiting
in Montpelier and other places. - TIC
The Cong. Ladies will furnish a warm
dinner at the church vestry town-meeting
day for Is cts.
Fred Lyon has moved to 81. D. Beebe's
and will work for him.-A. w. Lyon is
moving from Charleston on to his place
here. We shall be pleased to see Gus gen
ial phiz around his Evergreen Park.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East HardWick.
The State board of agriculture hold