Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-02-20
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another year.
William Edmunds is very sick with |
rheumatic fever.
Alice Bogue is very sick with liver
and kidney trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hannant
celebrated their twenty-fifth marriage
anniversary last Thursday eve.
Remember the donation visit for
Rev. A. B. Blake tomorrow evening,
Feb. 21. Rev. A. I'll. Webb will be
present and deliver a lecture.
Jay.
G. c. Lucier is laid up with the
rheumatism.
Patrick Ryan and son have gone to
Ways mill to work.
Miss Minnie Paine has gone to ST.
Johnsbury to attend the spring term
of school there.
Every one is inquiring for wood,
and no one to draw it; all are busy
hauling logs.
Harry Ross has taken to himself a
better half, a Miss Mary Provanche.
May success attend them.
Myron Robinson, the engineer, got
an ugly cut in his head by the care
less handling of slab by one of the
mill hands.
Mr.. Banister is quite low at pres
ent, not expected to recover. 1t is
thought to be cancer in the stom-
ach that ais him.
Mr.. Woodcock has moved in over
the store, where his wife will attend
upon any one wishing good job of
dressmaking done.
S. L. Day has purchased the home
stead of M. E. Chase, giving life
lease to Mr.. Chase and wife. Takes
possession the first of March.
Charles Lucier recently drew a load
of logs with one span of horses that
scaled 1919 feet. The lumber in the
load would weigh more than two
tons, to say nothing of the slabs.
Lo well.
Glad to see Will Coolidge out
again after his injury in the woods.
Miss Alma Page is home from
Mass, and Eugene Coolidge from
the west.
A visit by the young people at Mr..
Kinney's few evenings since was
much enjoyed.
On Friday evening the Lowell band,
assisted by the dramatic club, gave
an entertainment at Westfield. Pro-
ceeds to be used to procure musical
instruments.
On Friday, Mrs. Sturtevant met
the ladies at the Baptist church and
organized w. c. I. t., which
elected the following officers: Mrs.
r. King, pres, Mrs. II. Hovey, vice
pres, Mrs. f. Coolidge, sec. In
the evening Mrs. Sturtevant address
ed the people at large. The audi
ence was deeply interested, and good
considering the going.
Morgan Center
Dyer Gallup is running the saw fol
Geo. II. Fitzgeral at Island Pond.
Eli Gilbert has rented and moved
in the house formerly occupied by j.
M. Allbee.
Darius Elliott, of whom mention
was made few weeks ago as having
an injured foot, is about his work as
usual.
School closes with the usual exer.
cises. Parents have been perfectly
satisfied with the school, that is, il
may be so inferred from the fact thai
none have visited it.
Quite an alarm occurred in one OF
Thompson & Howard's camp, il
which one of the inmates was thought
to have the small poN. We are glat
to say the alarm was false and prov
ed to be sick headache, and those
who left in hurry can safely return
Newport.
Nellie Austin, daughter of Rev. II
F. Austin, whose severe sickness O.
diphtheria in Boston former mention
was made, is much better and return,
home.
There will be a donation visit 70
Rev. I'll. F. Austin at Methods
church, Tuesday eve., Feb. %, will
music, supper, etc. All cordially in
: yited.
Newport Center.
Ira Brooks had a shock of paraly
> sis last week.
+ The village schools closed the lot
4 with an exhibition in the evening.
A Henry Harris has gone to St
Johnsbury to work in the scale works
e Charles Fox has rented the Holli
!, Gould house, and Charles Lamb til
e Casson farm.
: South Troy.
e Our village school closed with a
9 exhibition the 18th.
T James Tatro carries his hand in
!. sling on account of getting it damned
S while at work in the MILL
b We understand the Congregations
e society are agitating the subject c
t having a vestry in connection wit
It the church.
:. Mrs. Sturtevant delivered lectu1
on temperance in the M. E. churc
) on w a6DaS6au avoDip0 Loot yvhia