Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-09

land, S. r. Fletcher, T. A. Ferrin, A.
H. Kidder; Jay. G. G. Lucier, s. L.
Huutley, G. D. Denison Lowell. d. E.
Curtis, l.. R. Wellman, G.. w. Parker
Morgan. Orrin Taylor, W. P. Bartlett,
L. c. Taylor; Newport, A. G. Sleeper. D.
l.. West, H. T. Bartlett; Salem, j. M.
Grow, Jr, G. w. Richardson, W. H.
Kingsley; Troy, ]. l.. Lewis, D. W.
Porter, T. NJ. Emery; Westield, Wells
Wood, NJ. C. Bedell, l. D. johnson
WestmOre, j. G. Page, A. A. Brown,
A. W. Lyon.
BARTON LANDING.
o. f. Rice has rented the Jesse Spen-
Ger house and will move into the same
this week.
David ellis has gone to Westmore to
oversee Chandler French & Co. lumber
ing business.
In FIVE days last week. dentist E. G.
Stevens extracted one hundred and four
teeth, and took orders for nine sets of
artificial ones.
One of the finest pieces of furniture
we have seen for long time. is black
walnut secretary made by Mr.. Farr for
G. H. Green. Mr.. Green got it out for
G. ]. Ufford of Barton, who is fitting up
an Office with telephone, secretary and
other conveniences. The secretary re-
sembles fine finished organ when clos
ed, but contains every convenience that
could be devised for its purpose. There
are $40 worth of locks on it, and the
wood cost as much more.
The Fellowship Meetings will be held
at the Congregational church, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 10th.
18th, and 18th. The following is the
programme of exercises:
Tuesday afternoon-2-Prayer meet
ing. 3-Topic: "The object of our
Fellowship Meeting Bvening-6:3O
Praise Meeting. 7:3O-Sermon by
Rev. j. L. Litch, of Derby Line.
Wednesday neutrality-suspicious.
meeting 1O-Discussion Topic, "Suc-
cess in Christian Work, Personal Saliva
ton. ll-Saving others. afternoon.
-2-Prayer meeting. 2:30-Question
Drawer. 3-Dlscussion Topic, "Cou-
ditions of Success, Christian Integrity
3:30-Bible Study. Even5ng.-6:3O-
Prayer meeting. 7-Question Drawer.
7:30-Sermon by Rev. E. ?. Wild, Of
Newport.
Thursday morning.-9:3O Prayer
meeting. 10-Prayer. 11-Duties in
the Prayer meeting. afternoon.
Bible Reading. 3-Personal Private
Work for Christ. 3:3O-Public Work
for. Christ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
meeting. 7-Responsibility for Sue
cess.
BRO WNINGTON.
J. G. Bartlett pays cash for timber al
his mill.
o. A. Grow is going to Morgan and
will live with o. N. Moulton.
Those who "stood out" about paying
taxes in school Dis. No. 2, have con
cluded to pay.
j. H. lite has his building nearly
ready, and will put in one of the Miller
machines for making butter tubs. These
machines make the best tubs ever showr
in this section.
VEST CHARLESTON.
The widow of the late Samuel Worth
en- fell down stairs a few days ago, anc
was very seriously injured.
G. Richardson of Salem has Dough
the James Howe place for 1900, anc
moves on to it in about three weeks.
J. Shedd and Norman Brown hav
gone to Barton Landing to work TO
Chandler and French, drawing lumber.
DIR. c. S. Human returned from Ney
York, Jan. 30th every one is glad t
see the DIR. again among US, especially
his numerous patrons.
Geo. w. Foster, who has been a
work in the store of Aaron Twombly
of Lyndonville, has finished his labor
there, and returned home.
Charles Spencer, an aged gentlema
from Salem. died very suddenly in tn
grist-mill in this village, Monday eve
Feb. I'd. Cause supposed to be neural
gia of the heart. Deceased was broth
er of the Rev. Jesse Spencer.
The friends and patrons of DR.. G..
Human, will be glad to know that b
is recovering from his illness though
is feared that it will be sometime befor
he will be able to be out again. Hi
son Jason and Dea Carpenters son Ora
have returned to St. Johnsbury to schoo
EAST CHARLESTON.
John Cloud has gone to Wisconsi
with the expectation of remaining thel
the present season.
Mrs Hazeltine, who recently lie
Island Pond for the west, has reache
Kansas in safety, and is much please
with the country.
Donation visit for Rev. D. I. Quin
at the vestry of the church Thursda
evening, Feb. 18th. Oysters will |
provided, and a good time is expects
All invited.
Joseph Socier expects to put 500, OC
feet of lumber on to Seymore LAX