Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-03-06

from New Hampshire, aIteI dn dp
sence of nearly four months, where
she has been visiting friends. We
are glad to see her again.
George Andrews has rented Mr..
J. G. Robinson's farm, and Mr.. Je-
rome, who has rented it for the last
three or four years has rented farm
in West Charleston. May success
attend him.
Irasburgh.
George Newland's buildings are
going up.
Ira Hill who has been very sick is
much better.
The donation for Rev. A. B. Blake
melted $3.50.
w. L. Russell has moved into the
house below the hotel.
Mr.. Wilcox has bought farm in
Bloomington and moved on to it.
Orlando Page was badly hurt one
day recently by log rolling on to
his ankle.
Frank Lemos has bought the Lock
wood farm, paying $1,000 for farm
and eight COWS.
Cotton & Allen have taken the job
to build a covered bridge across the
river near the village on the Coven-
try road; this makes five covered
bridge in this town.
Lowell.
The entertainment at the town
hall Friday evening Melted the socie-
ty $3.50.
There will be donation visit and
oyster supper at Rev. Fl. n. Hovey's
Friday evening, March 10.
Morgan.
Quite a number of the young peo-
pie from here have gone to Derby to
attend school this spring.
On Sunday the 26th ult, Mrs John
Moore died of congestion of the
lungs, after an illnese of five days.
She has been a worthy member of
the NJ. E. church for forty-two years.
She was a faithful wife, tender
hearted mother, kind neighbor and
an every day Christian. Rev. Mr..
JENNIE preached an excellent and APP
propriate sermon from the text, "She
hath done what she could'' truly heI
children may rise up and call he1
blessed. her husband also and praise
her.
Morgan Center.
Geo. Andrews has rented and NOV
ed on to G. Robinson's place in Hol-
land.
The members of the X. Y. L. So
ciety are requested to meet at joe
Goodsell's next Tuesday eve. March
9TH.
The following is a list OF those
having no absent or tardy marks al
the Center school: Annie Bedell, Ina
Huntoon, Jennie Huntoon, Lila
Currier, BERTHE Gilman, Lewis Ran
som, Dora and Bertha Farr. Those
having marks only on account OF
sickness, Clara Bryant. Joseph Gil
man, Harry Huntoon, Roy Persons
Not tardy, Maud Barnes, Amelis
Delay, Mamie Parker, Eva Twom
bly,, Clarence and Leon Elliott, Thorn
as Gilman, Henry Sawyer, Henry
Delay, Wilmer Elliott, Frank Rich
Dora and Bertha FAIR got the prizes
Newport.
Captain Caswell has another water
craft on his mind and is liable t.
build a new boat in the spring.
About 100 citizens with the fire
company went to North Troy Will
the engine, on the night of the re-
l cent fire. 1t is reported the run OF
Z miles was made by the extra train
in Is minutes.
The Baptists are to have an enter
tainment and donation for the bene
fit of Rev. G. B. Wheeler next Wed
!. nesday evening, in the Methods
J.. church, that house having been offer
i. ed them for the occasion. There will
d be singing by the choir, select read
V ings by the Rev. Mr.. Atwell, ant
: oysters and other good things will b,
: seasonably served. All are invited.
Rev. II. F. Austin's donation o.
4 last Tuesday evening is said to hav
been the best attended and the mos
v pleasing, in point of entertainment
o of any that Mr.. Austin has had dun
ing his three years passionate here
! There were 100 present, nearly all o
: whom partook of the excellent sup
per provided. The entertainment
consisted chiefly of music, largel
Il produced by the Montague family
with the chorus. The Misses Grac
:, and Fannie Montague, and Eddie an
" Annie Scott, also Elsie Montagu
deserve special credit for their part
- in the musical entertainment. Ne
. proceeds over $40.
Newport Center.
y. Amos Chamberlin is to build ne
barn.
Nettie Jones attends the sprin
term of the johnson Normal Schoo
: Mr.. r. Tibbetts and family hay
moved to their new home in Cover
try. Success go with them.
. There will be an old folks concel
for the benefit of Rev. Mr.. Austi1
at the hall, with an oyster supper, Q
Thursday evening of this week. A