Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-01-28


The lecture by Rev. Mr.. Dickinson
last Sabbath evening, was a good one.
The speaker is not at all in sympathy
with the so called miracles of the pres
ent day.
The Ladies Vestry society will give
an entertainment Thursday evening, |
Feb. 9TH, at Institute Hall, consisting
of lecture by Rev. Mr.. Thomas, Music |
and other entertaining features, together
with an Antiquarian supper. Subject
of lecture, "The Antiquity of Man," All
who do not believe in the Darwin theory,
Chat our great grandmothers were mon
keys,) will be glad to hear this lecture.
Admittance, adults to lecture 10 cents
each, to lecture and supper 80 cents
children to lecture, 5 cents, to lecture
and supper, 20 cents each. The pro-
ceeds of the entertainment to finish the
basement of the North church.
VEST GLOVER.
Charles Cutler has decided his farm to
his son Charles.
There are four generations living in
the family of Emery Cook.
H. Lewis has sold his half of the
farm and personal property to N. M.
Lewis.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas was installed pastor
of the Congregational Church last
Thursday.
III. Whitney is getting in good stock
of logs, and business is lively about his
mill nowadays.
GREENSBORO.
A son of Tyler Thomas of Stannard.
recently had his arm broken in two
places while at play with some school
mates.
District Clerks are reminded that it
is about time to return births and deaths
some have already done SO, but there
are always laggards.
There was quite gathering of the
patrons of the turf on our lake Saturday
last and some very fair trotting done.
Horses owned by Vincind Of Walden,
and Paine of Hardwick, seemed to be
the most prominent ones. Other trots
are in prospect.
GREENSBORO bend.
G. S. Collins has added to his other
business that of dealer in carriages and
sleighs.
?. S. Paine has rented his Currier
house to NJ. McGowen, Mr.. Brenell and
J. Folsom, which makes it quite thickly
inhabited.
JAZZ
Several foreclosures of mortgages
have been made in this town of late.
The revival is progressing, and more
than score have been brought to see
the error of their ways.
MORGAN.
Mr.. Calvin Brown is getting out lum
Der to rebuild on the site where his
house was burned short time since.
NEWPORT CENTER.
William Willie has contracted tt
build new barn for A. J. Sanborn, OIL
the lake shore road for $500 The bari
is to be 4Ox7O feet.
JIG. Dawson has opened a repai
shop in Keith's block, and Lyman Viii
liams has opened shoemakers shop il
Is one end of his residence.
D. M. Camp Esq. of Newport, deliy
e cred plain, practical, long to be re
membered lecture, on Friday evenin
n the 18th inst, for which the ReforI
0 Club rendered him vote of thanks.
There will be donation visit for th
l. benefit of Rev. Horace Stiles on th
of afternoon and evening of next Wedne'
day the 3Oth inst. Oysters will /
s. served and all are invited to attend.
at NORTH TROY.
\. 7. A. Chase is recovering from a 81
we're attack of fever.
,g The railroad men of this village WEI
st in Boston last week trying to adjust OF
a. railroad difficulties.
We A suit has been commenced by Gu
s tbs Elkins, against J W. Currier for i
ID juries received from fowage of waite
caused by Curriers' dam.
of WESTFIELD.
N, The lumbermen are making vigoro
IS. attempt to get their logs to their mil
ad but with so small amount of snow it
in slow work.
~ The week of prayer was observed he
The meetings were held in the Cong
gational church. Gospel Workers FRI
er- Newport assisted in the meetings. Oy
Ter twenty conversions are reported and st
the good work goes on.
M The boot and shoe establishment
G. Reed g. Son, was burned on |;
"- Tuesday, together with several thousa
dollars worth of manufactured and [
at manufacture stock. The fire is supp
mo ed to have been caused by the explosi
AL of lamp in the room of one of
OF workmen. The workmen had all retil
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