Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-02
to draw the drowning one on to the ice
and save him.

to draw the drowning one on to the ice
and save him.
IRASBURGH.
A little daughter of Ira Drew died
on Thursday last of diphtheria.
Charles Lee had his foot very badly
TANNED by log at Barton Landing this
morning.
Col. Meade will be here on Thursday
evening. to discuss agricultural matters.
and will hold meetings on Friday if the
interest seems to warrant it.
The winter term of the County Court
opens tomorrow, Feb. Sd. There is pros
pect of term of usual length. The fol-
lowing are the petit jurors, from their
several towns: Albany, A. W. Eldridge,
Ira F. Pierce Barton, Chester Tracy,
T. W. Drew; Bloomington, Hilas Beede.
7. G. Smith Charleston, NJ. R. Davis,
Edison Dunton; Coventry, Chas. Ide,
Salmon Nye; Craftsbury, J. J. Allen,
Ambrose Chase; Derby E. B. Chase,
CALVIN Wilcox; Glover, J. W. Scott, j.
@. A. Mcclellan Greensboro, I. J. Cla-
ry. John Simpson Holland, Sanford G..
Pinney Irasburgh, VIM. B. Edmunds,
J. W. Howard; Jay, E. K. Hunt; Low
ell, Carlos Farman: Morgan, Lyman P.
Brooks; Newport, Edgar Wright, Ken
drick Richmond Salem, G. S. Gran
dali; Troy. A. J. Williams. J. W. Shell
don; Westfeld, A. J. Miller; West
more, J. P. Lyon.
JAZZ.
Although very stormy night, the
donation visit for Rev. H. g. Sisco was
a success, leaving about $50, above ex-
penses.
There is to be donation visit at the
residence of Jonathan E. Chase, Feb. 8,
for the benefit of Geo. HI. Parker pastor
of the Baptist church, all are invited tc
be present.
LOWELL.
Fl. D. Stannard is selling Lyndon
sleighs.
G. W. Ramsdell is painting and re-
pairing his house. Eligible widows
please take notice.
The fierce wind on Friday night, blew
off the roof of Abram Hagar's barn, OF
which there was nearly 500 worth O
lightning rods.
The Congregational neck-tie party
was attended by 60 couples, and $40
dollars was cleared to apply on tn,
debts of the society.
Last week as one of the Mason boy
was coming down the hill near Mr.
Goodrich's with a pair of horses anC
load of logs, the neck yoke broke ant
let the load on the horses. Fortunatel,
the sled run out of the road and tippet
over, no serious damage being done.
MORGAN.
The measles have made their appear
ance in the Taylor district.
The pound party for Rev. A. B. Blake
which was set for Jan. 9th, was post
poned on account of bad weather unit
the evening of Feb. 9Th. 1t will be he'll
at the church at the Corner, and all oar
invited.
NEWPORT.
The cornet band propose to hold
musical entertainment on Feb. oath an
25th, the proceeds to 60 toward payin
their Indebtedness.
Our lawyers and many others are o
to the county court this week. Quite
number of our musical folks are goin
to the Convention at St. Johnsbury, thi
week.
The Ladies' Social Union of the Coz
gregational church, have arranged fc
a course of eight lectures, the first
which came off on Wednesday evenin
last, by Rev. J. A. Bates of Barto
, Landing. An old folks concert wi
help fill out the programme.
NEWPORT GEN TER.
A little three year old daughter
Leroy Tute fell and broke her arm IL
Goth.
Edmond Trowbridge has a silv,
twenty-five cent piece bearing the da
of 1880.
, Miss Jennie Briggs who has bee
, teaching a winter school in Alban,
: this season, is at home very sick wit
lung fever.
| Hiram Bickford. an aged gentlema
, has moved to Boston, where he wi
t spend the remainder of his days vii
D his daughter.
Mr.. Cowles will extend his singir
= school. so new tickets have already bet