Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-12-10

bought the II. u. Lowering Iaflu W I'LL
stock and rented the same to Mr..
Wilcott who formerly carried on the
old Allen farm. Glad tc welcome
the family back to this town.-Alden
Willis has rented the Wheeler farm
recently vacated by Capt. Sears.
Jay.
A furnace has been put in to the
new meeting house.
c. D. Ovitt is preparing to erect a
new house in the spring, the cellar
already having been Ding.
Lowell.
There will be a Christmas tree at
the Cong. church Christmas eve.
There will be a donation at the
parsonage Friday afternoon and ey-
ening, Dec. IA, for the benefit of
Rev. R. King.
Mr.. Eugene Covledge has bought
the house which Mrs. Hall formerly
owned and occupied, and will soon
commence housekeeping.
Morgan.
The exhibition on Friday evening
by the young people, was much en-
joyed by all. Proceeds for repairing
the church.
George and Annie Taylor will at
tend the winter term at Derby acad-
envy.
By the death of Mrs. Little the
town loses well-known citizen, and
4 one who has suffered long from fee
BILE health. She was a member of
the Cong. church, and an excellent
sermon was preached by Rev. Mr..
Drew of Charleston. Mr.. Ewens.
whose death also occurred last week
has been in failing health for the
past year, bearing his suffering with
great fortitude. He was member
of the Methodist church. His pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. Jenne preached time
ly discourse at his funeral.
Morgan Center.
Charles Elliott is sick with diph-
liberia and his wife has the erysipelas.
III. Hill from Holland has moved
into the house vacated by George
Barney.
P. Huntoon lost good horse re-
Gently, by getting loose in the barn
I and eating too much wheat.
j. Williams & Son are making an
addition to their mill, preparatory to
putting in a board machine.
Ella Heath teaches her second
term of school in the Cargill district,
and Myrtle Moore teaches her second
term on the Plain. Emmie Taylor
teaches in the South district.
School in Dis. No. s closed Nov
23d. Whole number of scholars 10.
Average 1872. Those having no
marks are Bonnie, Maggie and Addie
Williams, Cora, Jennie, BERTHE and
Homer Burroughs. Ora Burroughs
absent but one-half day. Allen and
Edward Maxwell had no tardy
marks. Annie G.. Kelley, teacher.
NEWPORT Center.
Mrs. Daniel Meacham had paral-
ytic shock Dec. 6.
Wesley Regain has moved into c.
L. browns house in the village, and
George DIN into George Crawford
house.
The reading by Rev. Mr.. Atwell
Thursday evening, and the singing
by the choir under the auspices Of
the Earnest Workers, was a success:
in every particular.
Rev. S. w. Cowell, pastor of the
Baptist church, has handed in hi
resignation, but it is hoped he vii
: remain longer. He is faithful pas
i. tor and an excellent man.
South Troy.
D. W. Sisco and G.. L. Aiken hay
gone to Michigan for their health.
Our village school is taught b
Miss Mile Davis.
F. S. Rogers is again resident 0
our village, and will practice law a
usual.
Miss Ella Snow is quite low fror
repeated attacks of hemmonhag
from the nose.
Geo. F. Boyden has assumed th
+ management of the hotel. The ban
gave him serenade Tuesday even
ing and Geo. ''showed up" like
man.
WestGeld.
Judge Braley of North Troy ha
sold his farm on the west hill to
: Mr.. Armstrong of Enosburg, V
@ Consideration $500.
: We are panied to hear of the deaf
!. of Mrs. G. V. Coburn, which occure
}, in Lowell, Mass, Nov. 22nd, after
r very brief illness. She was a Ions
+ time resident of this lown and an e.
: emplary christian woman. The full
eral was attended at So. Troy, No,
25th, large concourse of friends a
k tending.
e WeStInO1.c.
Mrs. A. NJ. Litchfield is aga
II quite sick.
: Rev. S. S. Brigham will preach
this place the evening of Dec. 10th.