Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-01-31

There will undoubtedly be a great
demand for Rev. E. P. Roe's story in the
Congregatioaaltst AS may be seen by
the advertisement, it commences Feb. 9,
and will run nine or ten months. Mr..
Roe is one of our most popular authors,
7. w. Drew was taken violently i'll,
on Tuesday last, but is considerably
improved. On Wednesday. his daugh-
ter, Katie, had severe attack of hem
orrhage from the lungs. Mrs. Levi
Jacobs is recovering quite rapidly.
Mrs. Willis Salisbury is in critical
condition. Many are sick with hard
colds
The argus is giving the history and
character of some of its "dead beats, !"
which must be entertaining reading for
them and their acquaintance. It is
not business that an editor likes, but
there are cases that must be treated with
this kind of medicine. We have few
of them, which will receive attention in
due time.
H. R. Ford, "Herb," has left the
Railroad Office at St. Johnsbury and
gone to Colorado. hoping to find a eli
mate that contains less rheumatism than
this. Will Ford goes into the Office at
St. Johnsbury. Both boys are WELL
known here, having "run" the R. R.
station several years. They were accom-
modating, faithful. and efficient, and
will be well-liked wherever they go. Al
Cutler has this station at present.
A CARD.-The undersigned desire to
express their heartfelt thanks to their
kind friends for donation of $102.57 in
cash, together with other things of value.
received ON the eve of Jan. 81. We wish,
especially to thank our many friends, not
members of the M. E. Church and society,
who gave us much joy by their presence,
and placed us under great obligations by
their generous gifts. In our hearts we
thank you, and may God bless you,
A. M. WHEELER.
R. A. WHEELER.
There was a large gathering of rel
atives and friends at the residence of
Guy E. Rowell on Wednesday, Jan. 26,
to attend the wedding of Miss Elsie
Rowell to Mr.. Robert Buchanan of AL
bany, Rev. Lawrence Phelps, officiating.
The bride was presented with many val
liable presents, and the happy pair have
the best wishes Of many friends. A
bountiful repast was served and the
occasion was very enjoyable. Miss
Rowell is young lady much esteemed
in society and the church. and her
many friends will regret her departure
from this community.
The donation for Rev. A. NJ. Wheeler,
on Thursday night, was successful be-
yond expectation. The sum realized
above expenses was $1O2.57. Rev. A.
H. Webb's lecture was very much en-.
joyed. and, doubtless, was the means Of
increasing the receipts considerably
The supper was both good and ample
| Thanks to the friends of other denomi
nations for their presence, and their lib.
eral contributions; also to Mr.. Robin.
son for furnishing his hall and dining.
room gratis, and to friends in distant
parts of the town, and at O. & G. steam
mill for assistance and money.
The present winter term of school il
this village is drawing to close. W.
judge it to have been successful. though
like the rest of the citizens of the dis
trlct, we have not troubled the teachers
with visits. Mr.. Benjamin has some
very excellent classes in the academic
department, and quite number of stu
dents at work on college course. The
spring term will open Monday, Feb
2lst. To those not acquainted, seeking
school facilities, we want to say wore
in favor of the academy here. Mr.
Benjamin, principal, is a fine scholar, 8
very thorough teacher, and one greatly
beloved by all his pupils. Students un
der his care, will receive excellent mora
and intellectual training. 1t will b,
noticed by reference to the advertise
ment of the school, that tuition ant
board are very low in this place.
J. A. Pearson, dentist, has just pur
chased the latest improved gas appara
tus and is now prepared to give nitrou
oxide Laughing gas) for the painles
extraction of teeth, in the most careful
and improved manner. Ether adminia
tered by physician when desired. II
has also purchased the right to use tn
wonderful compound called "naboli'' 70
preventing pain in filling sensitive teeth
All those who have teeth to fill will d
we'll to give him trial and save them
selves needless pain. Below is one Q
the many testimonials in favor of it:
Boston, May 81, 80. DR.. III. E. Demet
Inventory. Dear Sir-I have tried you
''naboli" and find it everything you clair
for it. The first tooth was very sens
tive one, so much so that the patient cam
in to have it extracted. The tooth wa
filled by me in thirty minutes, without tn
! O., I'll,