Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-12-11

which was drawn into it by pair
of frightened steers.
Hollis Jordan began series of
meetings yesterday which will contln-
ue some days. Meetings will be
held afternoons and evenings.
Mr.. Beauclerk and family expect
to spend the winter in Montreal, GO
ing there in about two weeks.-S. HI.
Howardsand wife are in Massachu-
sets visiting.
Lowell.
The Misses Corley teach the vii
lage schools again this winter.
Ralph Harding has returned from
Colorado and will drive one of Hard
ing and Thayer's teams.
Lost, on the evening of Dec. l,
between Geo. Thornton's and the
village, small reticule, containing
two white cotton maps of the Open
Polar Sea and one comb. Any one
finding the same will be suitably re-
warded by calling on III. S.
The ssPraise meeting" at the Cong.
church Thanksgiving day evening
was of unusual interest and import
ance. Besides praise and sacred
song, interesting historical and bib
lical facts concerning the day and
it's institution were given. Rev. King,
in very acceptable manner, gave
the bible account, while Messrs. Don
Curtis and Austin gave an account
of Thanksgiving day in New
| England, with other facts pertaining
to it.
Morgan Center.
Christmas exercises at the Union
church.
w. Wakefield of Bloomington is
| teaching Uuo WluGoT ScuOOl.
Leon Wheeler and A. Ewens have
each taken large lumber job of j.
A. Gray.
III. C. Davenport has gone to st.
Johnsbury to work this winter; j..
S. Morse has gone to Stannard to
run an engine in the A. J. Ward
mill 4; Eli Gilbert has moved to Isl
and Pond, and E. E. Batchelder talks
of moving to Morgan Plain.
| South Troy.
| The series of meetings which have
been in progress here for the past
few weeks closed the 9Th. Mrs. Law
renee has been here and is an earnest
Christian worker. She has visited
every family in the village beside
many outside of the village. The
meetings were quite successful.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The whole of last week was used
in the case Knox as. Wheelock by
the county court large part of this
week will be taken up with the same
case.
The A. T. Carpenter saw-mill in
Newark burned on Friday night. No
insurance.
West Burke.
Logging has begun in earnest, and
other business is good.
The Lumber Co. expect to dry 5000
feet of lumber day in their new
kiln when it is completed.
F. w. Thompson recently dislocat-
ed shoulder while at work in the
steam mill. He is fortunate in hay
ing an accident policy.
The village school is taught by the
same teachers who taught the fall
terms, Mr.. Church of Woodstock
and Miss Eta Whipple of Sutton.
, David Trull has bought the The
: ophilus Piper lot of a acre, near the
depot. Piper paid 1925 for it sever
al years ago, and David buys it back
for a less sum.
4 A Mr.. White from Dudswell, p. Q.
| has moved into the Ruggles block
= Riley Folsom of So. Barton has NOV
D ed into the Vance house and is al
$ work for the lumber Co.
: A Grand Army Post was organized
e here on the evening of the 9TH, called
n the David Rattray Post, in honor OF
the old color-bearer of the Sd Regt
e The following are the officers: E. B
e Smith, commander; Perry Porter
n senior commander; H. M. Moulton
e junior commander; E. l.. Carr, ad
% jutant; A. N. Glines, quartermas
70 ter; W. 0. Farr, officer of the day
e, A. B. Smith, Sgt. Maj; w. A
IS Hart, officer of the guard; AFRO Ken
iston, chaplain; M. L. Colby, quar-
ter-master Sgt. j; John Buzzell, SUI
geon.
~ East HardNviclx.
IL Rev. J. Fraser was in town las
L week.-Dr. Chandler of Woodstock
spent few days recently with hi
ut brother, Mr.. Chandler, pastor of tn
Sc Cong. church.
re Sutton.
Mrs. O. M. Fogg is sick with rhet
matte fever.
bit Harlow Easterbrook' hog welghe
n 600 pounds.
Carrie Otis has gone to Montpelit
to to attend school.
s. A course of lyceums is being he
in the Darling district.
'h Josiah Brockway has moved
~ the widow Rlaka hOuca in tho vilIaU