Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-01-17


reports the water as being of low tenn
perature.
Rev. Mr.. johnson goes away this
week to Woodstock. to attend the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars'. of which he
is Chaplain. The members of the
Lodge are asked to attend the meeting
next Friday,a it is expected the report
of the Grand Lodge proceedings will be
presented.
West Derby.
The paper mill has been closed sew
eral days for repairs, but will resume
operations soon.
There will be donation visit for the
benefit of Rev. F. E. Healy, at the house
of Peter Robinson. Tuesday Jan. 18th.
Charles Griffin has purchased of the
Alfred Randall estate the house in which
he has been living the past two years,
paying $500, therefor.
Meetings are being held nearly every
night at the church. Rev. Mr.. Milf
ken being assisted in his labors by Rev.
Mr.. Jones of Albany, and others.
John Nelson is erecting two story
building on the site of the old "Bradly
Shop" The first story to be used as a
blacksmith shop, and the upper story
as tenement.
The next sociable of the Ladies' Aid
Society will be held at the house of A.
J. White, Friday eve, Jan. 2lst. 1t
being the 18th anniversary of their
married life. Let all turn out and en-
joy good old fashioned time. All cor
daily invited.
Glover.
The Ladies' Parsonage Society meets
at Simeon N. Clark's, Friday afternoon.
A cordial invitation to all.
I desire through the columns of the
MONITOR to thank the good people OF
Glover for the very generous donation OF
over $50 net, which was made on Tues
day last. Rev. A. III. Webb contributed
much to the enjoyment of the evening by
his pleasing lecture.
GEO. w. GooDELL.
The following officers of Orleans
Grange were elected Dec. 29th, for the
ensuing year: A. B. Rich, master; R.
M. Walker, overseer; N. B. Davis, lee
turer; E. A. Norton, steward HI. W
Phillips, assistant steward Mrs. Ann
French, treasurer; H. S. Chaplin, sec
rotary; o. L. Gray. gate keeper; Mrs
N. B. Davis, lady assistant steward
Mrs. L. Darling, Ceres Mrs. Sheldon
Pomona Mrs. N. Mcclellan, Flora.
Greensboro Bend.
A series of religious meetings are be
ing held by Rev. Udall, assisted by 9th
ers, which have been we'll attended ant
promise to result in much good.
Holland.
Benjamin Hall is getting out timber
for large barn which he will build tn
coming season.
Mrs. John Woodward, who has beer
very i'll for some weeks, is slowly i'm
proving in health.
Mrs. Clapper, mother of Mrs. Holli
Ames, with whom she has been livin
some time past. died on Sunday, Jan
8. She has been a resident of the tow
for many years and was much esteemed
| Thompson and Howard, not bein
able to make satisfactory arrangement
with the Grand Trunk railroad for
side track and reasonable freights, ar
drawing all their lumber to Derby Line
The distance Is about ten miles.
Irasburgh.
The Sunday School Convention wa
we'll attended, and the exercises wer
very interesting Sunday-school dele
gates were present from most of til
towns in the county.
/ George Ray. Esq. father of Hon. o;
sian Ray, just chosen representative
congress from New Hampshire. has bee
in town of late visiting friends. Nj
Ray was resident of this town man
years. and Ossian attended the distrie
school here. Mr.. Ray is II years {
age, and is in robust health. He ha
always been radical temperance mar
using neither rum nor tobacco. He ha
a daughter in California, who has saY
airy of 81, 400 as teacher.
Jay.
Andrew Magoon has rented part (
his house to his brother who has move
| tuCTGlu.
S. B. Wakeman is getting out timbt
to erect an addition to his barn, also
large she'd.
Donation for the Rev. Jenne, was NJ
largely attended, there being an ant
quarian supper at North Troy the san
night.
John Bisbee has rented tenement
G. g. Lucier. He has been employe
by B. F. Paine to take charge of I'll
Chamberlain mill.
There will be an oyster supper an
donation visit, Tuesday eve, Jan. %, fl
the benefit of Rev. Geo. III. Parker. A
arc cordial lu in uifad IN narticipata