Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-11-28
LOCAL NE w S.

@. Burke is in Massachusetts on
Fcsslonal business.
luar Rowell moves from this village
k to his farm on the creek road.
,. l.. Mcclure has bought an old
with which he proposes to build an
ex to his barn insthe village.
owen NARROW, having closed out his
sonal property at auction, and let
farm to G. O. Shepard, goes to Beebe
in; so report says.
Irs. Perley Hyde died on the 10Th
., after an illness of only six days.
fever left her, but she was too low
Tally from it. She was II years of
and hardly knew what sickness was
il this attack.
frank Miles. Will Brigham and
en- Vance are home from Montpelier
binary on a short vacation, but will
Urn soon for the winter term.-W. E.
nball and George Phelps are home
% the st. Johnsbury school.
he principal and students of the
deny gave an Informal entertainment
he hall on Tuesday evening, The
rcises, chiefly voluntary on the part
he students. were of very pleasing
profitable character. There was
ging by the students and music by
band.
artOn.
The village schools commence next
dnesday.
All our merchants are having heavy
and winter trade.
The Ladies Sewing Society will meet
h Mrs. E. Z. Rawson on Wednesday
ernoon next.
B. Freeman. who has been spend
some days in Massachusetts, return
on Thursday.
Please remember the society meeting
the Cong. church vestry this Mon
} evening at 7 o'clock.
Clear, calm, cold: thermometer 20
srees below zero this morning.
anted-snow enough for Shedding.
N. A. Partlow gives series of cotil-
q parties at Robinson's hall, com.
ncing next Thursday evening, to be
d every two weeks hereafter.
James Cassidy Is slowly regaining
health and reason.-W. J. Stanton,
the obllging bank teller, who ha:
d mild run of fever, is on the amend
Union services. fairly attended, were
d at the NJ. E. church on thanksgiv.
day. 1t was noticed that the at.
dance of those not church members
unusually good.
1t is expected that D. E. Curtis O.
well, Vt. will preach for the Congre
tionalists for several weeks to come
Curtis is an excellent, Christian
q and good preacher.
Beside the sum raised by the admit
ice fee to the exhibition, contribution
counting to about $40 have been mad
yard raising sufficient sum to pur
Ase a good organ for the academy
DOL room.
Fen. W. w. Grout, congressman
et, left for Washington on Saturday
Boston. The General is in goo,
18th and spirits, and will devote hi
orgy and talents to the labors bcfor
b. We expect that his record vii
a credit to the state.
We again admonish our reporters t
ort only what they knoao to be true
IS disagreeable all round to find tina
ins are incorrect or false. Let th
ipg in this paper all fall under the &c
ial head. Experienced hands fin
hculty enough in making lies bette
o the truth.
Chas. W. Preston has purchased tn
Pusc and buildings owned by B. NJ. |
elson on Porter street, paying S1,O0
them. Mr.. Preston is doing a SUI
ssful business for Geo. f. Siade. II
g cigar manufacturer, of Boston, an
I D. 3. Brooks g. Co. of the same cit,
are glad to chronicle his success.
Oliver DitsOn & Co., Boston, hav
nblished a new singing book by L.
merson, called the Ideal" 1t is i
inded specially for singing schools al
like all of EmersOn's books, boz
great merits. 1t costs only rs cent