Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-04

especially remember the choir winch dlu
so much to tighten the burden of grief by
its sweet music.
Holland.
Geo. L. Norton had a yearling
steer killed by bear recently. Geo.
Lyon set trap and captured the
bear.
Decoration day was duly remem-
bered. There are two revolution
airy, seven war of 1912, and three
graves of soldiers of the late war in
the cemetery here.
Irasburgh.
Phebe Cotton is going to Norwood
on visit.
The Irasburgh band went to New
port Decoration day.
Samuel Priest has moved from
Barton Landing to this place.
VIM. Fisher and Pliny Clark are
painting their houses. Ed Rice has
built barn.
A good number of the school
teachers attended the educational
meeting at Newport on Friday.
Children's Day at M. E. church
June 10. The Ladies Society meets
at David Frances on Friday next.
Henry Jackman is sick from an at
tack of bleeding from the lungs; and
advertises his blacksmith shop to rent.
Miss Mary Holman has returned
home from Brockton, Mass, where
she has been spending several months
with her sister.
Rev. Mr.. Place of New Hamp-
shire has accepted the call of the
Cong. church, and will move here
and begin his labors at once.
Lowell.
Decoration day was observed by
the people of Lowell.
Curtis Dana moves into Levi Brig
hams house at the corner.
The japanese tea party at the town
hall Wednesday eve melted the So
ciety about s14.
Doctor G.. B. Anderson of John
son, has moved into James Browns
house. Glad to have a doctor in
| town.
This being law abiding commune
ty there is a little matter that needs
explanation. Reference to the New
port Express and Barton MONITOR
shows that within the past three
weeks, Levi Brigham has been mar
ried to three different women. Your
correspondent has interviewed Mr..
Brigham and he claims to be getting
muddled about it himself. Perhaps
Mr.. King, the officiating clergyman,
can right the matter.
Morgan.
Ira Taylor is recovering from
rheumatic fever.
Samuel Bean is newly clapboarding
and painting his house.
Morgan Center.
G. j. Barnes has the job to build
large barn for William Demick.
Carrie Williams teaches in the
Taylor district and Annie Taylor in
the Williams district.
William Barrager has moved to
Island Pond. I'll. d. Elliott and AL
fred Calkins have gone to Boston for
employment.
At a meeting of Thompson &
Towards creditors, held at Newport,
E. G.. Robinson of Island Pond was
appointed assignee.
Mrs. Hugh Maxwell and family
arrived here last week from Lake
Weldon, P. O., where they have been
living the past three years. They
will stop for the present with her
father, Thomas Cummings.
WeStmOre.
Drown & Lyon had quite an easy
time driving their logs down the
river.
Everybody and his boy have been
here in the last few days fishing, with
good success usually.
The vt. Lumber Co. will run the
Averill mill this summer. VIM. Nc
Farland has the job of cutting and
putting the logs into the lake, off the
west mountain. A. w. Lyon scales
the lumber and drives it across the
lake.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The telephone between Lyndon
vile and st. Johnsbury works sat
isfactorily.
Dr. Hulbert's horse-barn services
at Silby's stable, Lyndonville, are
well attended and reach a crowd of
hardened sinners.
Last spring a lot of high bucks had
drunk at dance in Barnet, for
which eleven persons have been fined,
beside the landlord. 1t was costly
job.
AS the Indee man does not second
the MONITORS nomination of George
Nichols for governor, that, of course,
ends it. Send word to DR.. Nichols
at once.
The Y. M. G.. A. of Lyndonville
have hired suitable rooms in the new
Fletcher block and will make them
attractive by suitable reading matter,