Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-11-05

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Burlington soon. His eyes are doing finely
and he can see nearly as well as ever, a
very lucky outcome for such an accident.
Max Newton, who was injured by the
explosion of a dynamite cartridge,is getting
along as well as possible. He suffered the
loss of thumb and two fingers on his left
hand.
Philin Paronto has been quite i'll the past
week-James Collins has been very i'll
with pneumonia the past two weeks but is
now much better with good chances of re-
covery.
Israel Pudvah has exchanged farms with
his father, Charles Pudvah, and has moved
to Troy. Mr.. Charles Pudvah has taken
possession of his old farm, known as the
Wheelock place.
Miss Guild, the teacher in the higher de-
partment of the village school, entertained
the young ladies of her school with few
other friends, at her boarding place at DR..
Hills on Friday evening.
R.W. Hubbard of Hyde Park was in
town Friday on legal business connected
with the lawsuit between Thomas Long
and Lewis Cross.-Harry Parker of North
Troy was here last week on business.
The first deer of the season was captured
by Geo. Chamberlin and V. M. Parker
Wednesday. 1t was fine specimen and
weighed $50 pounds. 1t is not known that
any others have been shot here this fall.
c. III. Mix, who has worked at the cream
cry the past season, has finished his labors
and returned to his home in Richmond.
Mr.. Mix is a good man for the place and
the patrons of the creamery would be glad
to have him here next season.
Charles Eddy was in town November lst
and assumed the management of the Lam
don creamery which he purchased some
time ago. Mr.. Eddy is an old time Lowell
boy and has many friends here who wish
him success in this new addition to his
many business interests. While parting
with Mr.. Landon with regret, Mr.. Eddy is
welcomed as good man to fill his place
Morgan.
P II VandeWater has gone to Holland
to work for ]. Waterman.-Fred Allen has
gone to West Derby to work in the foundry.
Herbert Gray and wife of Bloomington
visited at A. NJ. Gray's recently.-Arthur
Miles of Bloomington was in town last
week calling on friends.
Mrs Emma Bartlett is spending few
days in Montpelier with Mr.. BARTLETT
Mrs. Ira Taylor has gone to Lebanon, n.
H, to spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Waite.-Mr. and Mrs. Moore
have returned home from Attleboro, Mass.
Newport.
Charles TarIeton will move to Lyndon
vile soon.
Mr. Baraw has moved into one of the
CasweI tenements on Central st.
The American Express Company has put
a team at this place and will deliver the
express.
LIE. Thayer and bride have returned
from Boston. Mrs. Thayer will continue
to run the Arlington.
E. S. Ball has purchased the Ide house
on Prospect St., and have large force of
help at work repairing it.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood have a little
-son.-Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tetrault are re-
joicing over the arrival of son.
Walter Hunting, who was injured in the
railroad accident at North Derby, is able
to be out but still has his right arm in q
sling.
Mrs. Dana Farr has moved her tenement
house on Coventry St. up in line with the
. other houses on the street, which improves
the looks of the place.
Mr.. r. B. McRae has closed his labors
for True & Blanchard Company and gone
to New York to go into the hardware
business with his father.
Geo. c. Merrill died Thursday. The flu
neral services were held yesterday at 2
d. m. in charge of the Malta Commandery,
No. 10, Knights Templar.
Mr.. Fred Donaughy, clerk for Lane &
Davis, and Miss Eva Darling were married
last Wednesday evening. The happy
couple have gone to Springfield, Mass, to
visit the BRIDES sister.
Miss Maud Akin has returned from |
Stanstead and is at work again for True & !
Blanchard Co.-Theophilus Circuit has |
gone to Ottawa, ILL.,, to visit his daughter. |
Mrs. John Blair visited her son, George, |
in North Troy last week.-Ed Spaulding |
is In Boston on business.-Mrs. Ira Parker |
has returned from a trip to Boston and |
other places in Massachusetts.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry House have been visiting Mrs. |
l.. III. Thompson of Irasburgh. They in
tend to spend the winter in the Vest
John Scott has gone to Boston where he |
expects to find work.
Mrs. NJ. G. Brigham has gone to Boston |
where she is to be treated for spinal troub- |
lie. She expects to be there most of the |
time during the winter but will return at |
the end of each month to attend to the |
collecting of rents for the electric lights. |
Tyler Stewart, who has been here during