Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-06

through the town of Sutton. The SUIT
ton folks have fought the road for sew
eral years. but will have to build their
part of it in the end.
Evansville.
Sam Blake is very sick.
School in this village commences tc-
day.
George Bickford has moved into the
George Drown house.
Beede Durham has lost another horse
two within short time.
Frank Gil6llan recently killed calf
eight months old that dressed 400 lbs.
Craftsbury.
Potatoes are selling at 80 cents .
bushel, hay at So ton, and oats at 80
cents bushel. r.
Geo. Chase, who has been visiting in
Conn. and New Jersey, has returned
and Is quite sick.
Chas. Chamberlin moves from the
Philbrook place, to his farm in the
west part of the town. A
Myra Dorman teaches the winter
school in the Weber district. Carrie
Root in the Mill district.
The Horace Childs farm is sold to a
Mr.. Lanpher of Lyndon for $1,000.
The cows sold for 500 head.
Craftsbury's first barber-Frank De
Lottinville by name-has taken the
rooms formerly occupied by Tina Leon
ard, for shop.
Luman Smith has bought the cedar
timber on 40 acres of Moses Roots land,
and will put up a building for a single
mill to be run by steam. He will saw
for himself and others. rcE s,l.a
The Fellowship meetings at the Con-
gregational church, are held this week,
Tuesday and Wednesday. The follow
ing is the programme of exercises: rrnF
| Tuesday. 2 :OO-Prayer Meeting. Rev.
J. w. Wallace. 2:30-Gods. View OF
Sin; Rev. L. Phelps. 30-Sermon by
Rev. e. P. Wild. Substitute; Rev. C. G.
Gordon. Z :OO-Prayer Meeting. 7 $50
The Hiding of Gods Face; Rev. J. Fra.
/ ser. 8 :00-The Light of Gods Counte-
nance; Rev. J. L. Litch. Wednesday,
9:30-Prayer Meeting. Dea. Chas
Marston, Glover. 1O:00-God's Disci
pline; Rev. G. H. French. 10 :3O-God's
: Joy in His People. When ? Whence
d. E. Curtis, Lowell. IL :00-God's For
giving Love: Rev. VIM. Carr. 2 800
Promise Meeting; Led by d. w. Robin
son. 2 :3O-God's Work and his Work
ers. The Work all Gods; S. S. Tink
ham. 3 :00-Conditions of Success il
Work for God. Rev. j. Walker. 8 80
Sermon by Bev. J. A. Bates; substitute
Rev. G. S. Butter, ;0o- Prayer Meet
ing; led by 1. d. R. Collins. 1870
Gods Enemies; Who Why Whether
: Rev. S. R. Bonnel and Rev. w. T. Her
: rick. u" "
West Charleston. a
J. B. Holton took in 1900 pounds o
poultry in three days recently.
H. W. Danes spring pig weighed
l 422 pounds, James Bullock's hog 500.
The net'proceeds of the oyster supper
at the Congregational church were $50
Rev. Mr.. Herrick preached an ex
cellent thanksgiving sermon at the Bap
fist church. 3kE
Mrs. Lila Carpenter Clarke who ha
been spending the summer here will
her parents, recently left for her Kansas
home
l.. W. Clarke is suffering from a Sc
we're attack of erysipelas, which will
his previous in6rmities makes him
, great sufferer.
| No objections to matrimonial unions
= but we do not like the idea of having
= our best girls married to 60 away t
D other communities.
Elmer Young lost finger by an &C
' cidental discharge of gun some day
since. DR.. Human cut off the finger
I and dressed the wound.
q S. Marsh raised on DR.. Human
8 Holland farm So bushels of wheat fror
s three bushels of seed, and 250 bushel
s of oats on two and one-half acres {
y land.
e Gospel meetings will be held in tn
Baptist church, commencing Dec Stl
e Rev. Milliken of West Derby,and Other
e from abroad being present to assist i
IS the work.
L Most of our winter schools began q
% the goth ult. Miss Eva Ingalls, teacht
y in the Hamilton district, Laura Brut
- in the Oliver district, Maud NJ. Cole
the center district.
le Derby.
st Rev. Mr.. eTruax's lecture was we
attended.
G. The academy opened last Tuesda
with fair number of pupils.
Harvey Sargent ia to move into Il
Baptist parsonage lately occupied
L. G. Gallup. s0e s3<11@