Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-11-13

over fifteen years ago. They all have drift
ed to this country and now all are living in
the New England States.
James Mason and postmaster Brady
have returned from a trip to Colorado
Mr. and Mrs.L. l.. Golf have returned from
visit at Barre.-Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Sylvester of Barton Landing visited her
sister, Mrs. n. l.. Foster, last Week.-Mrs.
Ada j. Tower of Barton visited at N.L.Fos-
ter's the past week.-Walter Trow of
Washington, d. G. is at work on the milk
farm of Richmond & Son.
Clarence Baldwin has closed his labors
for Lorimer & MacDiarmid and gone to
Burlington for the winter to learn short
hand.-Harry West, who has been at work
| on the milk farm for A. r. Wells, has gone
| to England on a visit.-Dr. and Mrs. Gould
have gone to Boston to spend the winter.
I-Theoph1lus Grout will start soon for a
trip through Texas.-H. S. Root and DR..
o. B. Gould went to Montreal last week,
to attend the meeting of the Shrine.-W.
| E. Kipp has gone to Caledonia and La
| noble counties in the interest of his tailor
| ing business.-A. E. Stevens, the head man
at the round house has resigned his posi-
| tion and will go to Boston soon, where he
has fine position.
Newport Center.
Mrs. Lolita Crawford visited her mother
last week.
Miss Flora Kilby has returned from
Barre on account of the illness of her ia
ther, VIM. Kilbyf
o. T. KiIby and family have moved into
Andrew TitusA house.-Mrs. Mary Cello has
moved into the house vacated by o. T.
KiIby.-Mr. Leach has moved to West
Derby.-Charles Fox has taken G. L. Err
wins farm forone year.-AlmondD assance
has taken the&Bert Flint farm.
Troy. z
The chicken pie supper given by the
Methodist ladies was largely attended
Proceeds about $1l.OO.
BIC. Phelps has moved into Geo. Martins
house.-E. r. Baraw has moved into the
tenement vacated by B. G. Phelps.
The social in the Congregational vestry
Tuesday evening was largely attended and |
all had very pleasant time.
Miss Jessie Woodwork entertained her
scholars last Friday evening and treated
them to ice-cream and cake.
Park Porter has finished his work as
clerk for F. B. Hammond and Alton Tower
of Derby takes his place.
During the high water last Wednesday |
the boom gave way, letting w. D. Miller's
logs down the river to Stevens mill, where |
they are being sawed.
Mrs. Dell Smith, wife of L. r. Smith, |
died at her home last Sunday morning. |
Funeral services were held at the Cong. |
church the following Tuesday, Rev. j. w.
Buzzell officiating. She leaves husband
and one daughter to mourn her loss.
James Grace has returned from Colorado
Miss Grace Allbee has gone to Newport
to work.-B1anche Sisco visited friends in
Derby recently.-Mss Airline Hammond is
at North Troy visiting friends.-Mrs. War
rem Whitehouse of Fall River, Mass, Wis
tied at Eanus Warehouses; recently.-Mr.
Clayton Martin of Manchester, n. H., is in
town this week.-Mrs.. L. Gustin of Man
chester, n. H. was in town last week to attend
the funeral of her sister, M rs. L. R. Smith
Westfi eld.
E. j. Courser is sick with muscular rheu-
matism.
Wallace Miller went to Richford last
week on business.
The Woodworths are putting an iron
roof on their mill.
M. w. Farman preached in the CongI.
Church in Troy Nov. 5th, and IL.
Miss O.. NJ. Atwood visited Mrs. Nelson
Lurrette in West Derby lastweek. G-
W. B. Gilpin has sold a piece of timber
land to Ed. and Will Kennison for $3.50.
j. Percy has moved to West Derby
Steve Powers has moved into Perceys
house on the north hill.
Miss Winnie Farman comes home from
Ascutneyyille this week for her vacation;
she returns there for another term.
Miss Lena Gilpin finished her school in
district No, II in West Newport on Friday
the Sd inst. After a vacation of two
weeks she is to return there for another
term.-Our village school taught by OIin
Webster of Irasburg and Miss Ruth Wright
closes this week. The school in the Trum
pass school house closed last Friday. Miss
Ada Brown finished her school in Coventry
last Friday and returned home for the vaca-
tion.-The school in S. Westfield taught by
Miss Jerome of Irasburg closed last Friday.
Capt. AverilI has put his steamer into
winter quarters, having had a very busy
season.
Shaw's Lecture, ''Ten Nights in Bar
room,'' illustrated with coIored views, was
worthy larger company. Views, lecture
and songs were very good.