Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-01-16
L. G. Boynton has moved to VOL
colt to work in a saw-mill.

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colt to work in a saw-mill.
A party of the friends of Mr.. and |
Mrs VIII Collins gave them sur
prise at their home on the evening
on the 18th, and left as a token of
regard handsome chair.
The lumber at the Collins mill is
all dressed and nearly all shipped,
and Mr.. Collius is buying large lot
of logs for his present years bust
ness. There is large quantity of
cut timber on the skids ready to be
drawn to the mills, when shedding
comes.
A large party of friends gathered
last Wednesday afternoon at the res
idence of Mr.. George Chase, to wit
ness the marriage of Robert Ander-
son and Miss Susie, daughter of the
host. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. J. Wallace. The we'd
ding presents were numerous and
valuable. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
started at once on a short wedding
trip, and on their return are to settle
on the Hastings farm, bought last
summer by Mr.. Anderson. They
have the best wishes of many friends
for their happiness.
East Charleston.
Chas. III. Nichols offers his place
for sale. See his advertisement
The Dramatic Club have re-organi-
zed, and are preparing to produce a
new drama soon.
/ Rev. Mr.. Jordan, the evangelist,
is expected to hold series of reli-
gious meeting here soon.
Mrs. S. L. Brainard is away on a
visit to relatives and friends in Low
ell, Mass. She is to spend the win
ter there.
That dread disease, diphtheria, has
again made its appearance in oul
midst, Mrs. Lewis Goodwin and
Erastus Buck being sick with it
Both are doing well at present.
/ On Friday eve, Jan. 9th, the
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Buck
to the number of about fifty, surpris-
ed them by suddenly entering theil
house and taking possession for the
evening. The ladies brought pies
cakes, and other tempting viands
The party remained until the ''wee
sma' hours"
| Last Thursday, F. E. Wolcott, a
work for A. j. Lang numbering, came
near meeting with a serious accident
While coming from the woods will
load of logs, a chain attached t.
the sled caught his foot and threw
him down dragging him quite a dis
lance. He barely escaped being
crushed to death between the slet
and a large tree at the side of TIN
road.
West Charleston.
Charles E. Bennett has purchased
an interest in store at Lisbon, n. III
Edward Alexander, son-in-law o
E. j. Bruce, has moved to Yves
Burke.
J. G. Oliver has been reelected a
Sabbuth-school superintendent, TO
the coming year of the Free Baptis
church.
Charles Hildreth has gone t
Brighton to work for Mr.. Hobson
Homer Hildreth has gone to Canna
to clerk for Geo. Bracket.
| 'ICO SldIh 10 Ol1CC IlOlC W DC ocCl
/ in our streets, having been confine
r to the house for the last six weeks
, on account of an injury to his foot.
l Charles Church, who cut his foe
so severely several weeks ago, is sti
very low; his foot has been bleedin
!, again recently, and fears are enter
, tanned that he will not recover.
The interest in religious matter
in this place still continues. b
tween forty and fifty have been COZ
verified while others have expressed
desire to become Christians. Nj
Jordan who has worked so faithful
while here is at present at work i
!. Holland
Derby.
e Wright Sargent, son of Harve
J. Sargent, fell upon the ice recent
and broke his collar bone.
P Fl. D. Carpenter sold his four-yea
:, old colt last week for $3.50. M
e Carpenter intends to leave for h
western home about the middle {
g February, we are sorry to have hi
Y leave us.
It The State Board of agricultul
S give notice that they will be in tn
place on the &c, 9th of this mont
e and hold meetings during both .da,
y and also in the evenings. 1t is ho]
/ ed there may be a full attendance
+ citizens and friends from adjoinir
S towns. Entertainment will be pr
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