Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-18

now student in Yale Seminary, is
in town on a visit. Mr.. Henderson
has been very successful in his SEM
mary, having won a 500 prize.
DIR. Bemis, who thought few years
since that Craftsbury was a good
town to move out of, finds on his re-
turn that it is good place to do
business in, especially in his line; he
is having a good run of practice.
Rev. Mr.. Coleman of Bedford,
Penn, who is working in the inter-
ests of the National Reform Associa-
ton, lectured in town on the 10th inst.
His lectures or sermons were of great
interest. Many will be pleased to
meet him and hear him again at East
Craftsbury On Tuesday at the meet
ing to be held there in the interest of
the association.
Glover.
Olin Gray hires the Perrins of
Greensboro to build his new house.
The Beedle & Prindle troupe is
meeting with good success in their
tour.
The Percival buildings have been
nicely painted; Mr.. VIM. Merriam's
people are thoroughly repairing their
house inside.
Among those who have recently
visited friends here are Mr.. and Mrs.
Olin Barker, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Sew
erance, Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Ross
and Martha Dutton.
West Glover.
Rev. Adams has returned.
John Teller recently sold a pair of
horses for $160.
Aaron Skinner has gone to the
seaside for the benefit of Mr.. Skin
ner's health.
IraSburGh.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Frank Leach on Wednes-
day afternoon of this week.
Jennie Stanford, who has been
teaching school in Connecticut for a
year, is about to return home.
The strawberry festival held here
last week, was a success, the net
proceeds amounting to $3.50. The
lecture by David Hill was very en-
tertaining. The song by Mrs. Beau
clerk added much to the pleasure of
the occasion.
Holland.
Five generations are living in the
family of Joseph Worth, Mrs. Worth
being one of them.
The oldest person known to have
been buried in this town was a Mrs.
Comfy, aged 104 years.
Henry Keller lost a finger on a cir
cular saw recently. L. G. Heath
sold his cold to George Bartlett fol
$50.
Lowell.
Ezra Sawyer has returned from
Dakota with a broken leg.
The Baptist society has engaged
Rev. Joseph W. Buzzel half of the
| time.
Those that attended the, conven-
ton at Newport were greatly inter.
ested in the proceedings. Rev. A.
A. Smith and wife and Rev. A. Haz.
en- and wife paid us visit on then
way to it.
Morgan Center.
VIM. Barragar who moved to Is
land Pond few days ago has moved
back to this place.
Mr.. J. A. Brainard and wife from
Iowa are visiting their sister, Mrs. ]
F. Elliott. Friends visiting at E. d
Curriers', were treated to warm sugar
on snow, June IA.
Newport.
The Fletcher-Lane trade, previ
ously reported, is not finished yet.
Mrs. Geo. S. Robinson has return
ed after stay of several weeks a
Sycamore, Ill.
The convention held here last weel
was largely attended and the meet
ing was of great interest.
| The Newport base ball club PLAYED
at Coventry last Saturday against
club gathered in that town and wer
beaten.
An enthusiastic union temperate
meeting was held at M. E. churc
Sunday evening, Rev. Folsom bein
the chief speader.
Bishop Bissell of Burlington wa
here last Sunday and preached at 81
Marks church, also administering th
rite of confirmation.
The Misses Davis. who have sper
) several summers at the Memphre
magag House, arrived last week wit
their horses and servants.
Newport Center.
Children's Day will be observe
at the M. E. church, Sunday, Jun
oath.
! d. L. Hildreth of Philadelphia Wa
in town last week calling on oil
J friends.
: Charles Kennison was arrested n
Gently for drunkenness and disturb
ing the peace, which cost him S38.
Mrs. g. B. Alexander is abo,
selling her mill property and real e
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