Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-03-15


arm last spring, will return in April
Ind run his place as heretofore.
Mrs. Woods Of Burlington. who has
been preaching in Eden of late, has been
here two Sundays and has created quite
an interest in the cause she advocates.
Town officers: Moderator, W. L.
Kinsley; selectmen. H. 0. Hines. Irwin
Frank Skinner: treasurer,
D. E. Curtis; overseer of poor, John
constable and collector. F.
J. Smith listers, J. Brown, L. S. Hard
ing, N. F. Hutchinson; auditors, J. S.
Brown, A. Paine, N. F. Hutchinson;
trustee public money, D. E. Curtis;
grand jurors, D. Harding, J. S. Brown;
agent, Carlos Farnam; superintendent,
D. E. Curtis. Indebtedness of the town,
$4,000.
MORGAN.
Almost every body is suffering from
the prevailing distemper called "a cold. !"
Wilbur Wilcox has gone to New York,
and will be engaged IN the ice business.
Mr.. Chadwick has again moved on to
bic 60 NJ, Dad hoo ,,oaunI an ~
the place purchased of Geo. Twombly.
NEWPORT.
W. B. Sivright is going away, and H.
A. Alden, R. R. Supt moves into the
tenement vacated by him.
Mrs. Minnie Mitchell has returned
from Montreal, where she has. been
spending the winter in the study of
Music.
Geo. Ball on Wednesday last caught
a longe in the lake weighing IL
lbs. Pretty we'll for a longe.
A Mr.. Porter, an employee in the
Searles shops. recently cut his right hip
with drag saw. The cash was three
inches long.
Easter Sunday will be appropriately
observed in the M. E. church, with flo
raj decorations and Easter services, also
speaking andssinging by the children.
Clark Hunt while driving upon the
lake, with span of horses. got them into
the water near Indian Point, but help
being at hand they were rescu ed with
out serious damage.
Rev. N. G. Sanders, on account of i'll
health, has been obliged to resign the
pastorate of the Baptist church in this
village He has been with the church
nearly five years and is much beloved
by all.
A. J. White has purchased of the
Lane estate, the building lot on mair
street adjoining the shop formerly owned
by Beede & Co.; there he proposes t.
erect new shop the comming season
into which he will move his sash dool
& carriage business.
NEWPORT OENTER
Mrs. S. NJ. Nichols has a class of si1
music scholars.
Arson Bickford has hired tbs S. W
Parker fafm for another year.
Ben Wiley sawed his foot badly las
Saturday while at work in the mill.
Peter Connal is making preparation
to build an addition to his barn an
COW stable.
The many friends of Rev. Mr.. Cove
drew him nice woodpile last weel
Will others do likewise?
Mr.. Bennett has opened tin shop i
Keith's block, just what is needed in OF
village.
Mr.. Ingalls, from North Troy hs
moved into the widow Junkins' hous
He is prepared to do work in the pun
line.
The school in district No. II b;
been broken up twice this winter-th
time the teacher is sick with the mea
les.
A. A. Adams and wife, two aged pc
sons, are making preparations to mo-
west, where they will spend the remain
der of their days with enc of their son
The Methodist Sabbath-school he
their concert last Sabbath it was VEL
good; large number took a part, wifi
many were kept away on account
sickness.
At the March meeting on the I'd in'
vote was tried to see if the toy
would have the town meetings alterna
years at the Center; the vote was lo'
but will be again tried with yigor ne
September.
NORTH TROY.
S. M. Flint has rented W. Hammond
farm on the Newport Center road, a.
F. H. Conner, who has occupied t
same, will remove to this village.
Chas. A. Prouty, Esq, delivered
lecture on the antiquity of Civilii
ton" at the Congregational church !;
Wednesday eve to large audience, W
were unanimous in calling the lecture