Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-12-12
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the WlDCef III montgomery, Ala. MIS-.
Crane is correspondent for the Cincin-
natl Commercial, and Mr.. Crane is in
the government service. The MONITOR
would be pleased to receive some of Mrs.
C's racy and interesting letters.
w. L. Barrows has sold his farm to
R. W. Moody of Craftsbury, for $4,000.
Mr.. Moody takes possession February |.
Mr.. Barrows will sell on Wednesday, |
Dec. 81, commencing at 10 o'clock, all
the personal property on his farm. See
bills. He has ten superior cows, a flock
of extra sheep, a yoke of oxen, hay,
grain, tools, etc.
Jay.
G. C. Lucas has moved back to his
residence.
J. B. Wakeman is having a severe
run of sciatica.
A son of Truman Kelly cut severe
cash in his hand while chopping. Sur
gical aid was necessary to stop the flow
of blood
J. E. Chase has fine stream of water
running at his building. Mr.. Conner Of
Newport did the job. bringing the water
sixty rods.
H. D. Chamberlin is repairing the
school house in Dist. No. Ia job that
will add much to the comfort Of the
school this winter.
Miss E. A. Crandall, who is engaged
to teach school in Dist. No. l, has rent
ed tenement of H. g. Bannister, where
she intends boarding herself.
Lowell.
Irwin Stephenson's hog dressed over
600.
1t was Rev. Butler, not Rev. Bates,
as the MONITOR had it, who preached for
Mr.. King on the 18th inst. Rev. King
is still detained on account of sickness.
| We discover that some of our new
subscribers in Lowell and vicinity did
not get on to our list as they ought two
weeks since, also that some credits are
not given. The matter will be made
right this week. ED.
Morgan.
Good attendance with singing. speak
ing, etc., at Rev. Jenne's donation. A
liberal sum contributed
VIM. Hackett is very low of liver dis
ease.-Wm. G. Bartlett is suffering Sc
verely of rheumatic trouble.-Lillie
Farr is sick with diphtheria.
Morgan Center.
Flora Cleveland commenced the vii
lage school. Dec. 5.
Christmas exercises will be held at
Union church, Saturday eve, Dec. oath.
Albert Goodell, manager.
F. E. Huntoon has gone to New
f Hampshire to spend the winter Henry
Rich is recovering from his severe fever
} North Troy.
The No Name club have sold nearly
two hundred tickets for the proposed
lecture course. 1t is proposed to secure
, some frst-class speakers.
The Baptist Sunday-school was re-
organized last sabbath. The schoo
had been allowed to die out since the
, discontinuance of services at the church
D Mrs. Peters, who was arrested here
two weeks ago for completely in The
murder of the Sweet boy, at Masonville
had her examination last Wednesday
: at that place, and was discharged
/, South Troy.
A. j. Coburn has his house completed
G. ?. Hitchcock has purchased tn
p Joseph Burnham farm for $4,000.
The farm belonging to the James es
tate, in district No. 5, has been sold t
Mr.. Pettingill.
$ james Conant goes to Derby to carr,
n on farm there for the coming year.
o Mr.. Wiley will carry on his own farm
y G. H. Woodbury. is for the secon,
S time within few months, having va
g cation with sore hand, caused by get
S ting to near saw in the mill.
n WestmOre.
i Edison Chappell has gone to the SUIT
ton steam mill with his family. H
will occupy the old Evans house, an
o work for H. F. Pillsbury.
t CALEDONIA COUNTY.
q East Burke.
: Rev. Warren S. Emery, pastor of tn
4 Baptist church here, died on Sunda
evening last. He was fifty years old
and his home was formerly in Monroe
b N. H. He had been preaching il
i Rhode Island some twenty years. whel
his health failed, and he came up int
: this part of the country. He was jus
in the midst of good work when h.
was taken sick Caledoaian.
! East ETardwick.
: The Jewett chapel is completed; it
] rumored that it will be dedicated o.
Christmas day.
q The two daughters of Mr. Kidder
o who have had diphtheria, are GONZALES