Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-27

speaking by the children, and singing
by the choir; two large trees we'll load
ed. bearing gifts of friendship and "good
will to many, among which was
splendid wolf robe for the pastor, Rev.
H. T. Austin. For such Christmas fruit
and Christian friendship he wishes to
express through the MONITOR his graft
tude to the givers.
North Troy.
Elegant pulpit suits we're presented TO
both churches Christmas eve.
Protracted meetings are being held at
North Troy. Several conversions have
thus far resulted.
F. H. Mcfarland, on account Of deaf
ness has gwen up the village school. and
l.. W. Jenne has been engaged to take
his place. s d st
There was midnight riot last We'd
nesday evening in which lawyers Barry
and W. Wells of that place who were
making an attempt to quell the afray
were badly cut and bruised.
WestfeId. n9e 81" -., 2.t..4 e
The young people have. organized a
dramatic club.
Mrs. Reuben Wright had paralytic
shock on Monday last.
Rhoda Barnes is at home during
Christmas. Walter Burnham has gone
west to visit son. .g9 u
LAUNDERING brisk at Miller's mill.
The eighth son has just arrived at
William Edwards daughter yet, but
courage good.
| Westmore. 3a E
Diphtheria is in the family Of William
Wilson.
Willoughby> Lake froze over on We'd
nesday last.
L.. Grow Of Bloomington gets in the
boss load of lumber to date, 900 #.
scale measure.
Capt. Averill is. repairing his engine
to give it greater steaming capacity
He expects to make the sawdust fly
when he gets fairly at 1t.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Sheriff Sulloway has appointed the
following deputies: Burke, David Trull
M. w. Smith Lyndon. S. G. Ide. d
M. silsby; Sheffield, H. w. Buchanan
Wheelock, Jesse G. Gray; Sutton, G
M. Campbell; Newark, o. c. Wood
ruff; Danville. Charles Ingalls,; Rye
gate, D. G. Roben; The above are al
re-appoiutments except in Sutton.
Sutton.
/ Mrs. Campbell, widow of Zeno Camp
bell, sells her farm and personal at auc
ton, Tuesday Dec. 18th.
The Burnham-Jenness case was deci
ded in favor of Burnham and he get
costs and small damages of Jennes:
also establishes his right to certain priv
ileges claimed about his shop premises.
There was "a Christmas tree at th
church Friday eve, with appropriate ex
ercises. Among other presents, Rev
B. A. Sherwood received money to bu
fur coat. and Mrs. Sherwood mic
beaver cloak, Ward Eastman a cam
chair from the sabbath-school, of whic
he is superintendent.
Stannard.
There was Christmas gathering. an
ap oyster supper for the benefit of Rev
x. Udall on Friday night. 3A F.
Whee1ocIx.
Mrs. Simon Park is quite low wit
the consumption. seasa
There was very pleasant gatherin
at s. G. Cree's on Friday evening, Ue'
much enjoyed by the little folks. SAM
Claus was very generous to ALL. Il.
, East TIardwiclx. f5H a9a
The annual town meeting for raisin
money was held Dec. %. 'oa fai.f b.
Gallup & Hawley have complete
, filling their trestle places on the raj
) road. .t6as2 l5Hel II
, Death has made sad inroads in til
: vicinity of late. Among the numb
are Judge Bell, Carlos G. French. r.
Whipple and Mrs. Wilbor Norris.
Jed. J. Campbell has sold his shing
mill to Luman Smith of Craftsbury. al
Alonzo Crandall has taken the job
: cut and draw cedar timber enough
make 100000 single. tA'