Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-03
LOCAL NEWS.



W ithstaa5ing the inclemency of the
weather large number were out and 1t is
safe to say that ell enjoyed themselves.
Alec Ariel, who has occupied the FL. F.
Bartlett place the past year, and his SON.
tn-law, Thomas Kirkland, who has been
work ing aor o. II. W illlams, have leased
Charles browns farm, formerly the Hunt
place. and took posse ssion Nov. 1.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
The villsge school closed Friday for one
week vscstion,
Mrs A. @. Clark Is working in F. ID.
Taylor's store.
Mrs Orlando Griffin spent a few days
In Newport last week.
Mr. and Mrs John Tibbetts are the par
Onts OF a baby girl, born Oct 21st.
Mr. and Mrs. N. s. Rogers visited their
daughter, Mrs Geo. Campbell of Brown
ington, last week.
Wesley Regain saw seven deer in Mr..
Mesd's pasture at South Newport, last
Thursday morning.
Amasa Kline Is moving to his farm
and A. f. Esten to the Asa Harris farm
vacated by Mr.. Kline.
Carol Collins fell through a scuttle
while work ing for j. r, Cutting last week,
and l. no tending a very bad ankle.
Henry Able had finger quite badly
iemmed last Wedns sdsy while assisting in
the moving OF r. II. Rice's building.
A pleasant time was enjoyed at Mrs.
Alfred Mathis last Wednesday afternoon
by those who attended the Ladies' Aid
meeting held there.
Troy.
Bernie Sinclair shot deer Wednesday.
The German Medicine Co. was in town
last week.
Mics Ella Fowler is visiting her friend,
hrs Jones.
Little Kathrine Hammond was seriously
i'll last week.
v. s. Larrabee has moved into j. s.
Youngs house.
Mahlon Carey has gone to Northampton,
Afass.> for the winter.
Warren Wright OF St. Johnsbury was a
recent visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Walker of Ply
mouth, N. III. visited here recently.
FrOS Magoon OF Worcester, Mass, has
been visi ing relatives In this vicinity.
Carroll Hartwell Ia home from Boxboro,
Mass, where he has been for the past year
MIR. and Mrs. A. o. Deshane of Island
Pond made brief visit in town last week
The social In the vestry, was postponed
from last week Tuesday until this week
Tuesday.
JOHN Smith has sold his farm to Hiram
Courser, who takes immediate possession
price s2750
The Rev. Mr.. Sturtevant of North Troy
preached here Sunday in exchange with
the Rev. MIR, PEBBLES.
f. b. Hammond has moved to North
Proy, greatly to the regret of the people al
this part OF the town.
j. u. Bullard fell from q high verands
roof last week, getting badly shaken up
but was not seriously injured.
DIR. Gray and Frank Clark went deer
haunting W ednesday. They succeeded IL
bringing down the deer, but both fired al
once and only one shot took effect. Query
VIII ch Killed the deerF
A few friends surprised d. A. Winslov
the 25th ult. the occasion being his 7stt
birthday. Before separating, several songs
Of Mr. Winslow's own composition wer,
sung, he being a composer as we'll as vet
Gran music teacher.
Westfield.
Miss Jes sic Woodwork has gone to Bos
ton for v'sit OF several days.
w. B. GDpin 10 spending a few days il
Montpelier, Barre and Cabot.
Michael Daniels has moved from his farm
On has West Hill to a farm In Troy.
Stewart and Agnes Taylor from Massa
wippi, p. G., are visiting their sister, Mrs
John Watkins.
The Misses Hester Coburn aud Rosa Gil
bert, accompanied by TREND from Derby
were home few days recently.
Rev. A. b. Peeoles exchanged pulpits las
Sunday with Mr.. Sturtevant of North Troy
The congregations OF both churches wer
favored with excellent sermons.
The following 10 copied from the Mont
pelier Journal:
~Rev. NJ. W. Farman, chaplain of th
senate, in response to an invitation frol
Governor Mccullough and the members {
The general assembly, delivered his lectul
upon Gen. Pnilip II. Sheridan on Monda
evening In repr esentatives' hal, to a larg
and appreciative audience. Miss Nab,
Stewart VI Berlin recited the poem, "Sher
dams Ride" AZ Introductory to the lectur
Speaker MaRrineld introduced the speake
who devot ed an hour to his lecture in whic
he glow ingly depicted the principal even
In the life OF the gallant soliier, tracin
his Me work from boyhood to it's clos
His remarks were filled with many dramat
passages, as he referred to the stirrin
scenes OF the war of the REBEL ion, touchiI
upon the different battles in which Gener
Sheridan participated. The speaker vi
interrupted time and again by applau
and HIS reference to The sold Vernon
brigade aroused the enthusiasm of Il
nndienCe to It's highest pitch. Ills portray
OF the famous ride OF General Sheridan W
nassterly and patriotic, and the lecture
It's entirety was Instructive and entertain
ing. In closing he referred to Gener