Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-02-06

commencing UO-HlSH1
Monday and to be held on Monday
md Saturday evenings. Mr.. Taplin
IS fine singer, and has the reputa-
Jon of being a good teacher.
A pleasant affair occurred at Barre,
after the wedding of Geo. A. Beede
Of this place to Miss Nellie Johnson
Of that place. On the evening after
the marriage large number of friends
met to congratulate the happy pair in
their new relations, and to show es-
TEEN for the bride. Many valuable
presents were brought and many good
wishes extended.
On the evening of the I'd, large
of the friends of Orlando
Page and family met at their new
residence for house warming, and
to make some contributions that
would show their friendship, and
help in measure to supply them
with articles to take the place of
those destroyed by fire, when their
house was burned. Among the pres
ents was nice chamber set and
parlor centre table. The visitors
brought oysters and other materials
for good supper. The occasion
was much enjoyed by all.
Jay.
George Sisco has rented rooms of
Horace Ovitt and moved therein.
William Case, the night Waterman
at the steam-mill, is quite sick.
Fred Sargent had foot severely
jammed a day or two since by get
ting it run over by the Garage at the
mill.
We learn that Miss Sadie Foster
is slowly recovering, whom we learn
ed few days since was dangerously
i'll at Nashua, N. H., and her friends
were summoned to that place to at
tend her.
Mrs.Percy, who had an operation
performed for the removal of tu-
NOR, some days since, has suffered
much from it, either from erysipelas
or other causes.
Holland.
Henry Pinney, who has just got
up from the variodoid, is very sick
with pleurisy.-Mrs. Hollis Ames is
quite sick, but it is hoped she will
recover.
Lowell.
Logs, logs, in the woods on the
roads in the streams on the banks
and everywhere, but whence the
years supply of wood, no men to
cut it and no horses to draw it.
Rev. Mr.. Emery spent two nights
and a day assisting Rev. Mr.. Burn
ham, who has been holding extra
meetings for three weeks at South
Troy. No men have a better spirit
than these brothers.
The moonlight nights and good
sleighing have been well improved of
late. An oyster supper at South
Troy on Wednesday for Rev. Walk
er, and oyster supper on Thursday at
Westfeld for Rev. Mr.. Burnham did
not exhaust the benevolent and soci-
al feelings of the Westfield people,
so on Friday they came down in
force and took possession of the Con
gregational parsonage, bringing THEN
own entertainment, and from the
supplies left there was evidently al
answer to the petition so often offer
ed, as the New Version has it, "Give
us to-day to-morrow's bread.
Morgan.
n. H. Piper and family have gone
to st. Johnsbury on a visit.
DR.. Rossier is vaccinating every
body in town who have not had the
kline pox.
On the eve of the 2Sth, about on,
hundred of the friends of f. r. Elan
ders, met at his residence to cele
brate the 10Th anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Flanders wedding. TIL,
evening passed off pleasantly witt
music, etc. Oysters were served
Valuable presents were left by tn,
friends.
Newport.
Geo. Hoyt of Westfeld moves t.
the Roswell Prouty house in this vii
lage. Mr.. Hoyt travels for Port
land firm.
Clarence Glib got caught by tn
machinery at Buffers veneer mill o.
Saturday, aud had narrow escap
from death, considerable of his cloth
ing was torn off and he was badl
bruised.
Rev. II. F. Austin's people receiy
ed telegram on Friday from Boston
stating that their daughter, Nellie
was dangerously sick of diphtheria
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin left at once fo
Boston. 1t is hoped the case wi
not prove fatal.
Newport Center.
Class meetings are held every Wed
nesday evening at the M. E. church
J. c.. Dawson, leader.
A temperance society was forme
here recently called the Temperate
Literary Union. Peter Connal, pres
ident; G.. w. Rogers and A.
Sleeper, vice-presidents Rev. Cowel
chaplain.
South Troy.