Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-12-11

The Frost Veneer Company are making
plans for another large building, which
will be put up in the spring.
Agnes Farrell is assisting in the Office of
the Orleans Trust Co., while c. A. Brown
is away on his wedding trip.
The Kennedy Players have the right of
way for the week, putting in full time
commencing tonight, (Monday.)
j. E. Dickerman and wife have gone to
Boston to remain for time before going
to Washington, where they will spend the
winter.
Mrs. Buzzel Taylor living on Lake st.,
died the past week after q short illness.
The funeral services were held Thursday
p. m. at st. Mary's church, Rev. FIR. Cler-
mont officiating.
Campbell & Co. have sold their restau-
rant to Charles Stoliker of Boynton, P. @.
Mr.. Stoliker formerly run this restaurant,
having bought it of Mr.. Blake. Mr.. Camp
will run a boarding house at his residence.
Chas. Stevens of Lyndonville, brake
man, met with a serious accident while
coupling cars in the yard, last Tuesday
night. The fiange of one wheel caught his
left leg below the knee and cut 1t to the
bone. The wound was dressed and he was
taken to his home.
Charles III. Brown and Miss Emma A.
Barnes were married last Wednesday at
the home of The brides parents in the pres
ence of few friends. Rev. j. M. Dutton
performed the ceremony. Both young peo-
pie have a large circle of friends here who
will extend congratulations.
Arthur Taylor has returned from Barre.
j. r. Huse and Harold Cutting have re-
turned from Lunenburg, where they have
been putting steel ceiling in the M. K.
Cummings has returned
from the West, having spent the last two
in Illinois and Iowa.
Last Wednesday afternoon while Mrs.
May Mcknight and a small child were out
driving, the horse became frightened and
turned breaking a shaft, the end of the
thilI entering the animals side, iniuring it
80 that it was killed little later. Mrs. Nc
Knight and the child were not injured.
Newport Center.
Miss Jessie Davis has returned to her
home at Hyde Park.-James Squires, who
has been home on a short stay, has return
ed to Maine.-Mildred Rice has returned
to Lyndon.
Philo Keith has moved to Lewis Pea
body's residence.-L.F.P Peabody has moved
from his residence near the village, TO his
Bennett has moved from
the l.. F. Peabody farm to HolIand.-A.
Kinnie has moved from o. E. Williams
TO ho ix,k ha xy;I
lage.-S.S. Johnson has moved from West
field on to o. T.. Williams farm.
Troy.
Miss Eta Rowland is quite sick.
Will Keich is in Barton this week.
Miss Airline Hammond entertained few
IF her friends last Saturday evening.
School commenced last Monday with
Miss Nellie Davis and Miss Jessie Wood
worth, teachers.
Miss Blanche Sisco, who has been at
work for Frank Flint, has returned home
IN account of illness.
A few from here attended the Y.P.S.C.E.
held at No. Troy last Tuesday
nd Wednesday.-Mr F. B. Hammond at
ended the entertainment at Newport.
Q. G. w. Heath of Barton was in town,
Carl Hodsden of Island |
Pond is the guest of his mother, Mrs. AL
,ert Hodsden.-Mr. Charles Sisce of GLOW
r was the guest of NJ. and Mrs. Oliver |
isco, recently.
" esttield.
G. w. Bryant was in Hyde Park on
thursday.
Harold Farman is attending Derby |
academy this winter.
8. 8. Johnson has moved on to the farm
e rented of o. w. Williams.
A thirteen pound boy baby appeared at
leo. w. Miller's on Sunday morning, Dec.
Who breaks this record?
William Elkins of No. Troy is here at
FORK on the show cases in which the
nuseum specimens are to be displayed.
Mrs. E. 8. Miller teaches the school in
outh Westfield, and Miss Kennison of
Newport teaches in the Trumpass district.
Twelve persons from here attended the
!. E. convention at No. Troy last week.
FRS. A. p. Ryder and M. w. Farman ap-
cared on the programme.
Mrs. Lawrence attained the age of
ghty-two years on Tuesday, Dec. 8. The
vent was celebrated in a happy way at the