Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuei Horton nave gone ~
Springfield, Mass, TO visit their daughter,
Mrs. Tarlton.
Newport CenJer
@. E. Percy ha. cl4poo4rded his bare.
Tim Palmer has m vel from the village
10 his fathers farm.
Barbara Erwin recently visited Mildred
Rice at L~yndonvilie.
Alexander Ariel has taken II. F. Bart
lett's farm To- a year.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Combs died Nov. 9th.
A daughter was bo-n TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Percy Nov. Sth.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. aud Mrs.
Charles Allen Nov. Ind.
Misses Bertha, Laura and Lizzie Stickney
recently visited relatives in Springfield,
Mass.
The ladies of the NJ. f. church met with
Mrs. Nettie Perkins last Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lamb of Barnet
recently visited relatives here.-Mrs. Mer-
riII Went worth and son Ellis, are here
from Skinner, Me visiting relatives.
Newport Center Grange will hold its
next meeting Friday evening, Nov. 18th.
Let every member who is interested in the
Grange be present, as business OF lmpor-
tance will be transacted. Oyste-s will be
served. Ladies requested to bring cake.
Ed. Palmer has moved from his farm to
the village.-AnsO Clark Of Glover has
moved into F. ID. TayIor's house and is to
clerk for Mr.. Taylor in his store.-Mr.
Garland has moved from NJ. F. Phillips
block to Clark Rogers house.-John Wiley
has moved from John Kilbys farm to the
Woods farm recently vacated by Rufus
Kittredge who has moved to his own resi-
dence.-Eugene Whipple has moved on to
the farm he recently purchased Mr. Horn
has moved to the MouItOn farm now owned
by D.. l.. Hildreth.
North Troy.
Henniker, y. H.
The No Name Club will study Stoddard's
Lectures the coming winter.
w. w. Reirdon was in Island Pond last
week on business.
c. l. Hutchins started last Tuesday for
JdCkSOu AAiC IL w LCAS LIZ HAAA pm N'O
winter.
Eugene Truax was taken Thursday
morning TO Montreal for treatment for
appendicitis.
Col. J. W. Currier has sold the drug store
building on Railroad st. to James Banister
for S1OOO.-The Elkins feed store has been
purchased by c. F. Eddy of stowe for $3.50.
Mr.. EDDY will use the building for his
creamery business.
Se-Jn~lU.
Joseph Shertert has moved to the farm
he purchased of c. Baree last spring.
On the 4th inst. Miss Laila Brown re-
sumed her school on the No. Hill after a
weeks vacation.
Dwight Harding who went to Stark, n.
H, deer hunting has retur' ed with a fine
specimen weighing 238 pounds.
Miss Alice Gilbert finished her school in
Pleasant Valley last week. On Nov. 18th
she will begin the school in So. Westfield.
There was a family gathering at John
Browns on the End inst. Relatives from
No. Troy and Lowell we're present besides
those III this town.
~ EACAAGS VI OoJ ho@ NO'A
week doing a job of plastering for H. p.
Woodworth.-GeO. Root was in No. Troy
last week painting on Wragg's store.
Miss Ruth Livingstone of No. Troy is
visiting at W. B. Gilpin's.-Win Priest
visitet recently al I. ID. Johnson's.-B. O..
Aiken of Albany was in town last Thurs
day after his wife who has been visiting
Mrs. Betsey Stebbins.
Mrs. W. c. Farman was in Hardwick
last week.-Mrs.. A. l.. Brown went TO
Hardwick last week to care for her
daughter, Mrs. Foster Kinney, who was
sick with rheumatic fever E. H. Hitch
cock and wife visited in Albany recently.
F. F. Marcy of Palmer, Mass, was in
town last w~eek.-Ettiene Reed is home
from WoodsviIle, y. H, for a few days. |
Sam Hancock and two other men from
Woodsville, y. H, have been here 10 buy
cattIe.-Miss Jessie Woodwork was home
from the University OF Vermont for a few
days recently.-Stewart Taylor who has
been at work for John Watkins has re-
turned TO Massawippi P. @. Geo. Taylor
of Boston and Chas. Taylor of Massawippi
recently visited their sister, Mrs. John
Watkins.
Your correspondent recently visited the
large barn built the past summer by c. W.
and w. W. Bryant on their fertile farm TWO
miles from this village. The barn stands
on the east side Of the road farther back
from it than the house. 1t is 100 it. long
by As fl. in width with p #. posts and a
hip roof. The upper floor which is twelve
feet wide i on a level with the beams
and extends the entire length OF the barn
The entrance to this floor from the ground
Is at the west and by means OF a raised APP
proach. Directly under this floor Is an