Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-03-27

MIR. H. Rood has bought place at New
port Centre and will move there soon.
N Merrill Sykes is very sick. Dr.FLothrop
of Derby is attending him.-Oren Taylor
is on the sick list.-Mrs. VIM. Farr is
failing in health.-Hubbard Litchfield is
on the sick list.
Mrs. Mary Moore, who has been spend
ing the winter in Massachusetts, was ex-
pected home last week, but was detained
by the illness of her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
fTaylor.
Mr.. Walker has moved from the .. p.
Wilcox farm to the J. o. Bailey place in
HoIland.-Henry Rye has moved into the
tenement vacated by Mr.. Walker and will
work for o. P. Wilcox.
Uncle Luther Cobb is home from Derby,
where he has been on a visit.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ora Burroughs visited friends in
Barton last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ewens of Derby visited at L. d. Fairs
fecently.-Miss Myrtle Gray from Barton
spent Sunday with her parents.-Olie
Lund of Bloomington is at work at Scion
Gray's.
Newport.
G. F. Root has purchased a building lot
Of E. B. True.
Four daughters of Mrs. G. j. Barnard
arrived before the death of their mother.
Mrs. ID. w. Blanchard has gone to Bos-
ton to visit her sister, Mrs. John Chamber
lin.
Lawyers Bates and May of ST. Johns
bury have been in attendance at court the
past week.
NJ T. s. Cummings has sold his milk bust
ness to Bert Blake of Derby, who takes
possession May LIST.
Mrs. j. o. Thrasher was called last week
to Philadelphia, owing to the death of her
brother, P. P. Bowles.
B. F. Moore & Co. have an increased
business, so that they have been COM
PEELED to hire the third cutter.
Guy Hubbard has commenced work for
9. F. Ranney & Co., with the intention of
learning the job printing trade.
Custom inspector F. w. Elkins has been
assigned to a position at Point Lewis,
Quebec, where he went last Friday to take
up his new duties.
E. s. Ball has moved into w. M. Batch
elders house on Coventry St.-Rev. A.
Crone is to move to c. IS. Batchelder's
house on Prospect St.-Eugene Bowley
has moved into one of Mrs. G. j. Hibbards
tenements on Summer st.
w. w. True and wife are in Boston
where he is in hospital for treatment
III. H. Caswel is also in hospital in Bos-
ton for treatment.-F. d. Flint has re-
turned from Montreal, where he has been
on business.-E. G. Blanchard went to
Newport, r. l., last week on business
o. s. Dane and w. E. Tuck were in Boston
the past week, also M. II. Brown.-Miss
Marion Richmond is in Burlington to
visit her mother during the vacation-Mr.
Dutton of Crattsbury visited his brother,
Rev. j. NJ. Dutton, recently.-C. d. Gill
bert of Craftsbury is in town ION visit
Helen and Winnie Blount have returned
from Boston.-Nellie Baker has gone to
Manchester, n. H., to work in a millinery
store.
Newport Center
Geo. Crawford purchased a DeLaval
Separator recently.
Dan Bowin has taken n. w. Dunham's
farm for one year.-It is reported that AL
bert Tracy has sold his farm in No. II to a
man from Holland.-Philo Keith has
moved from East hill to Mrs. Henry Fox's
place near this villages. Bowin has ia
ken Dan Bowin's piece.
Arthur Lamb of McIndoes visited rela-
tives here last Week.-Frank Whipple has
gone to Boston, Mass. to work.-Mrs. Ed
win Norway has returned to Woodsville,
n. H.-Mrs. Healy, who has been stopping
with Mrs. A. Glines, has gone to Boston,
Laura Beadle has gone to Boston on bust
ness.-Mrs. r. Rice and daughter Mil
dred have gone to Lyndonville on a visit.
Troy.
Hon. G. p. Stevens is away on business
Mrs. Hardy has moved from Mrs. Far
mans into John Aiken's tenement.
d. T. Johnson is moving from his farm
to the Sam Leonard house in North Troy.
g. w. Aiken is improving. Albert
Hartwe1 is quite sick with the grip.-Will
Powers is laid up with badly cut foot.
The stock of goods of d. FL. Buck & Co.
were bought by Mrs. F. B. Hammond in
stead of Mr.. Hammond, as reported last
week.
There was a good number at the sugar
social at the Cong. vestry Tuesday even
ing, March 21st, it being the first one of
the season.
Bradley Houston is in town visiting
relatives.-Ed. Todd and wife of Barton
T landing are visiting friends in town Mr.
and Mrs. George Smith visited at Beebe
Plain last week.-A brother of Mrs. Geo.
Smith visited her last week.
WeStfieId.
1t is renorted that Nv Wakefield and