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

farm to John WiIley.-Chas. Moulton hal
let his farm to A. Dassance. -Erastus Buck
sold his farm in Coventry, at auction Mon
day the 18th. Ed Tute has taken FL
F. Bartlett's farm for the coming year.
L. Martin has hired the n. o. Blake resi-
dence and will move there soon.-Charles
Suuires has taken DR.. Q. l.. Erwin farm.
Troy.
Adeline Carpenter who has been very
sick two weeks is better.
A large crowd attended the pie social at
the vestry Friday evening.
Geo. Farrell of Hardwick is in town.
Mr.. land Mrs. j. S. Young are home from
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Rockwell are visiting
relatives in Hardwick.-Mrs F. w. Brown
is in Hyde Park visiting relatives and
friends.
North Troy.
One case of scarlet fever is reported.
The ssNo Name Club" will meet with
Mrs. E. t. Seaver this week.
Miss Fannie Fowler had pleasant Hal
lowe'en party at her home Wednesday eve
ming.
The Command & Ford Co. will give a
series of entertainments at hotel hall next
week.
J. w. Redmond of Newport was in town
last week on business.-Miss Anna Noble
is home from Barton for few days.
Mr.. John Bisbee is moving into the house
just vacated by Jerry Hunt Walter Good
70 has moved into the tenement over f. Ell.
EIkins' barber shop.
A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Gregory on Tuesday evening of last week.
Their friends presented them two easy
chairs besidesseveral small gifts. A pleas
ant evening was enjoyed by all.
Westfield.
Dan Maloney has moved to Stevens Mills.
D. Hitchcock has reshingled his house.
Erwin Clark has been doing some shing-
ling.
One day last week while D. A. Wakefield
was in the woods looking after his jobbers
he cut his left hand very badly with an
axe.
E. Clark has purchased a lot of timber
land of Arad L. Brown.-Don Woodwork
has sold his grist mill to Carl Anger. Mr..
Woodwork intends to put in a larger grist
mill.
Lynn Clark is improving in health
Frank Chapman has returned home after
an absence of seven weeks. He was in
Mortified caring for his father during the
last illness of the latter and remained until
after the funeral.-Dwight Harding and
wife were called to Island Pond last week
by the illness of their son, Dayton, who
is sick with a fever. Mrs. Harding re-
NAMED to care for him.
Mrs. Walter Burnham who has been in
Usage, Iowa, visiting relatives has returned
home. Her niece, Mrs. Will Eaton, who
came with her is making short visit here.
Hiram Stacey of Springfield, Mass,
recently visited his daughter Mrs. A. P.
Ryder.-Lewis Wright of Richford has
been in town visiting his brothers DR.. E.
and r. HI. Wright.-Mrs. R. FL. Wright
has gone to Compton to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Alvin Crosby.-Mrs. Willard Farman
has returned from Milton.-E. HI. Hitch
cock and wife have returned from
Harold Farman and Walter
Wright were home from Derby Academy
recently on short visit.-Miss Lena Gill
pin closes her school in Charleston and
returns home this week.-C. w. Bryant
was in Hyde Park last Thursday.-A. Ell.
Hoyt has returned from his trip to New
and Massachusetts, F. B.
81, ~ Ioc old
friends. Twenty-Five years ago he was
pastor of the Cong1 church here.
Hugh Campbell is visiting his brother
n New York.
Paul AveriIl returned from his trip to
Boston last Monday.
The auction sale at d. A. Hayes last Fri
lay was largely attended and goods sold
we'll.
While working in the mill Joseph Tatro
ost the ends of two fingers and injured
bird finger.
Frank r. Cady of this town and Cynthia
IcCoy of Barton were married Thursday
" Rev. @. o. Gill.
Rev. Mr.. Hall of Island Pond preached
n exchange with Rev. Mr.. Gill the 18th
nd gave his hearers an excellent sermon.
The surprise party at Rev. and Mrs. Gill's
vas attended by about sixty five, cake and
Office were served. The evening was much
njoyed by all.
The Ladies' Aid and L. V. S. will have a
hicken pie supper at the church vestry
lext Thursday evening. Adults, 20 cents;
hildren 10 cents. ALI cordially invited.
That real estate in this town is steadily
Increasing in value is shown by the fol-
owing transactions made during the past
ear. D. H. Fox paid $1,000 for the farm
which he sold few months ago for $1400.