Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-02-05

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and evening at O. clock and Z O clock.
The outlook is encouraging to those
who are deeply interested in the sal
walton of men. Bro. Jordan's reli-
ance is on the Holy Spirit to enable
him to present the truth and to move
the people to hear and heed. In an
swer to the question, 'sWhat shall we
do" he replies as if there was no inn
provement in the ancient method,
s'Repent and be baptized every one
in the name of Jesus Christ for the
remission of SINS"
Morgan.
n. HI. Piper has moved to Derby
Line and is to work in the boot bust
ness for Mr.. Foster.
Last Monday Mrs. Barrett, who
for year has been partially paralyz-
ed, fell out of her chair and dislocat-
ed her wrist.
On Tuesday as W. P. Bartlett was
leading his horse out to water, 1t
kicked and hurt him quite badly;
fortunately no bones were broken.
Newport.
Mrs. j. R. Hall is very dangerous
ly sick of pneumonia.
Will Currier is at work in the EG-
press &c Standard office.
The new mill company will next
erect a box factory 36x200 feet.
c. A. Prouty has rented the Office
formerly occupied by Theophilus
Grout for law office.
The South Eastern r. r. Co. S
taxes paid to the town collector last
week amounted to little over $500.
The next cotillion party will be
held on the evening of the 10th.
Sixty-four couples present at the
last.
We are pleased to learn that Geo.
W. True of Coventry, long a citizen
of Newport, is in fair way to re-
cover from his long sickness.
Rev. Lewis is slowly improving,
but will not attempt to do any minis
terial work. He hopes to be able to
90 on to his farm in Hardwick in the
spring.
Rev. E. P. Wild and Homer
Thrasher attend as delegates from
this church here at the installation of
Rev. Mr.. Bacon, at Coventry, Feb
ruary 9Th.
| The recently elected directors of
the International Lumber Company
are L. c. Grandy, H. E. Folsom, j..
L. Edwards, L. P. Poland, Emmons
Raymond and two other Boston men.
The Bellevue hotel was sold last
Thursday to Jerry Drew. While the
consideration named in the deed is
set at 10000, it is said that the
house was sold for considerably less
money. AS Mr.. Spalding had rent
ed the house for year he will run it
till fall unless bought out. The house
was never more prosperous than I'M
der his management. Extensive re-
pairs have put it in the best of order
and hoped to add to its popularity.
1t is now definitely announced that
the Grout Guards will play the
famous military drama, "The Spy of
Atlanta, on Monday evening: Feb.
10. On account of the great trouble
connected with producing this play it
was thought for time that 1t must
be postponed indefinitely; but extra
effort has been made which will Sc
cure its production. Great effort has
been made to procure unusual attrac-
tons and there is no doubt but what
this will prove one of the finest enter
tainments ever given in Newport.
Newport Center.
W. E. Sleeper of Boston has been
in town the past week visiting
friends.
Nye I. Sleeper goes to Boston
next week to work in wholesale
millinery store.
A. Lanpher recently had can
Ger taken from his shoulder by DIR.
Erwin. He is doing well.
There will be donation visit at
Quimby's hall Friday evening, Feb.
8, for the benefit of Rev. S. w.
Cowell.
Mr.. Weeks has moved into O..
Williams house on Third street.
F. Conner has moved into the house
on Second street vacated by Mr..
Weeks.
South Troy.
j. S. Young and wife have gone
to housekeeping in rooms over his
store.
Mrs. Sally Place, wife of Benja-
man Place, died the 9th of JAN,
after an illness of about two weeks.
The fourth lecture of the course
will be delivered by Rev. B. M.
Tillotson, Tuesday evening, Feb. 6.
The sociable of the NJ. E. church
at D. III. Bucks was very pleasant
affair. The receipts of the evening
were about $12.
WeStfeld.
n. Root is sick with fever.
Hoyt & Wakefield are getting in a
large stock of logs.
The young people have organized