Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-11-20

| to Springfield, Mass. to visit her parents
Mrs. John Enos has gone to Barnet tx
visit her parents: from there she will 81
| to Boston to stay until after Thanksgiving
Mrs. Everett BIodgett, a former teacher
| here is calling on her many friends.-Joe
| Hubbard is home from Fall River on a Wis
| it,. NJ Mansur was in Burlington the
past week.-Mrs.. Heath and daughter Of
MansonvilIe are visiting at F. P. Davis.
Mrs. IA. Clark of West Derby has moved
into one of D. NJ. Camps tenements.- ].
Blair has moved into I'll. K. Fairbank's
| house.-Ed. Miles has moved to West Der
by.-Wm. Clark and Robert Lang have
moved from II. II. Caswell's into Carrick
Bros. tenement on Coventry street.
Mr.. Louis E9Iiett called in G. F. Biga
lows drug store Wednesday afternoon feel
ing symptoms of a chill, and called for
something for remedy. Mr.. BigaloW
saw at once there was some trouble, and
caught Mr.. FaIlett in time to save him from
falling. He was taken at once to his home
where he died at 80 O'Clock in the eve
ming. In May last, he suffered from a
shock from which he recovered, SO that he
had for the past three months resumed his
duties as special collector at the district
office He leaves widow and two daugh-
tiers, who have the sympathy of the COM
munity.
Newport Center.
The village schools commenced last Mon
day with the same teachers as last term.
Philo Keith and Eugene Baker have
purchaseda piece of land on the North
Troy road which belonged to the Harris
and LitchfieId farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goddard of Hol-
land are visiting relatives in toWn.-D. J.
Jenkins, former resident of this place,
visited relatives here recently.
Troy.
An infant daughter of Mr.. Ed. Brig
ham is seriously ill.
The hull corn supper given by the M. E.
ladies Tuesday eve was quite well attended
and all had very pleasant time.
Mrs B. L. Chandler visited in Newport
recently-Mr. and Mrs. Geo.Smith visited
in Beebe Plain recently.-Mr. and Mrs. AL
mon Cross are home from Topsfeld, Mass.
Arthur Lee Young visited friends at
Tucks Landing recently.
WestmOre.
Miss Blanche Lyon is laid up from the
effects of a fall from bycicle.
Miss Laura Nelson closed a very pleas
ant and profta BILE term of school at Mill
Brook the 18th. Pupils having no marks
were: Ruth Calkins, Geneve King, Pau
Averill, Hiram Carpenter, Wilmer Dan
iels, Ray Gage, Lee Hilland, Eunice and
Franz Hunt, Maynard Foster, Ora and
Oscar Lyon, Chas. and Fred Tatro, Ernest
Drown. Lawrence Lyon and Ora Buskey
had but one absent mark each. A very
good record.
WestfieId.
1t is reported that the Woodworths are
going to put ina grist mill.
The G. E. Society held a box social at
Will Kelley's last Friday evening.
Miss Laura Ho1brook of Newport visited
the Misses Lena and Minnie Gilpin last
week.-The Misses Gilpin attended the ex-
hibition given at Derby Acadmy last Tues
day evening.-The d. A. students are home
for the vacation.-D. E. Wright who is
very sick remains about the same.
Ed Boynton has sold his farm to Nelson
Seymour; consideration $270O. More than
fifty five years ago the late David F. Boyn-
ton came to town with his family and To-
Gated on this farm which was then largely
uncIeared. Since that time the farm has
beeen owned and occupied by the late d. F.
Boynton and his son, Ed, until year ago
when Ed. rented the farm by reason of the
ill health of his family.