Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-06-05

! Methodist church since 1915 ana was
noted for her zeal, eminent piety and
constant attendance at church and
| Sunday school. We can but feel,
however, that our loss is her gain.
s'Blessed are they who die in the
Lord, for their works do follow
/ them. Con-.
Irasburgh.
The band boys are to have a new
uniform.
Horace Ordway is able to be out
of doors.
John Ord sets good example by
building a good side walk in front of
his residence.
Rev. B. w. Atwell will hold Epis-
copal services at the Methodist church
next Sunday evening at O'Clock.
Quarterly meeting services at nj.
E. church on Sunday next: quarter
ly conference will be ON Saturday
evening.
The power at the Brewster & Col
lin saw-mill is greatly increased by
connecting both wheels, and they are
doing brisk business.
From the Clifton Springs, N. Y,
Press we learn of the sudden death
of Emily G. Cooper, wife Of the late
Jesse Cooper, Esq, long prominent
citizen of this town. Her maiden
name was Emily Chamberlin and her
early home Wheelock. She came
here at the time of her marriage and
resided here until she went west with
Mr.. Cooper in 1860. She is pleas
antly remembered by many citizens
in this place.
NEWPORT.
C. A. Prouty starts for Dakota to-
day.
The State Baptist Association is
to be held here next week.
On account of the State Medical
Society, the meeting of the Orleans
County Medical Society will be post
poned one week, and will be held at
the Bellevue house June IA instead
of June as before noted.
Lucius Robinson is still in a pre-
carious condition, but the physicians
from Boston and Montreal who have
lately seen him think there are still
chances for his recovery, though am
putation of a portion of his foot
seems necessary.
The r. R. Co. purposes to put the
BIG house in an excellent state of re-
pairs in season for summer visitors.
Nehemiah Ripley, an experienced and
successful hotel man has charge of
this house, and also the honse at
Owls Head. The "Lady of the
Lake. is to be run in connection with
the hotels making two daily trips,
commencing about July 1st.
Newport Center.
Children's day will be observed at
the M. E. church on Sunday, June
IS.
Fred Conner has rented Fred
Shaw's house, and boards Mr.. Shaw s
people.
The temperance work goes on, six
persons signed the ''iron CLAD oath
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Liberty'is home from Lowell,
Mass; Mrs J. w. Ionic has gone
to the same city-honors are easy
CARD.-We desire to publicly express
our thanks to our many friends who met
with us on the afternoon and evening
of May 16 to celebrate our tenth anniver
sary. And while we are truly grateful
for the many presents given, yet far NOR,
grateful are we that we are surrounded
by friends whose acts are prompted by
kind and loving hearts. Many thanks tt
the absent ones who remembered us by
their gifts, although we very much regre
that such were compelled by force of cir
cumstances to be absent. May the Give
of all good bless the givers.
GEO. w. ROGERS.
ELLA r. ROGERS.
North Troy.
The law suit between the town anC
the bondsmen of S. B. Hammond
has been settled.
Royce & Golf of Richford hav,
rented rooms in Parkhurst's new
block and will open stock of gen
eral merchandise about June 10.
S. P. Hunt and G.. G.. May hav
traded farms, the latter receiving
about $500. Mr.. May has sold tn
farm he received to G. C. Manue
for $500.
South Troy.
G. P. Stevens & Co. are erecting
dry house at their mills.
Mr.. Albert Button of Richford ha
, moved into Mrs. Rogers house
Mr.. Button buys butter here ever
Friday.
We would be pleased to inform tn
l Palladium that Mr.. Albert Hodsde
is not dead, as they reported, but i
better. Wait until after the funera
next time.
Orson Miller reports lettuce on hi