Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-07-23
last week. His remains were taken
to Peacham for burial.


years, but has gained sixteen days
by extra labor.
Rev. Mr.. Gates preached very
excellent sermon yesterday at the
Congregational church, upon the re-
lation of capital and labor, showing
their mutual dependence and the
consequent folly and wickedness of
antipathy on the part of the poor
toward the rich, or oppression and
ill-will toward the laborer by the
capitalist. 1t was discourse which
contained much useful thought for all
classes, and of special interest at the
present time.
They enjoyed rare musical treat
who were present at G. III. Green's,
Saturday evening, July Z, at recit-
al by Mrs. Newland's musical class;
there was evidence both of good mu-
steal talent in the pupils who took
part, and also of efficient instruction.
The following programme was given:
Duett-Trovatore, by Miss Bartlett
and Mrs. Newland Piano Solo
Silvery Waves, Miss Anna Green.
Organ Solo-Brigand Polka, Miss
Myrtle Simpson. Song-Give me
that Flower, Miss Kate Joslyn. Or
gan Solo-Summer Garlands, Mazur
ka, Miss Lillian Robbins. Organ
Solo-Recreation March, Miss Sarah
Hall. Song-Flower Girl, Mrs.
Newland. Organ Solo-Les Roses
Waltz, Miss Florence ellis. Piano
Solo-L Apotheose, Miss Anna
Green. Organ Solo-Liederreigen
Waltz, Miss Lillian Robbins. Duet
First Kiss Waltz, Mrs. Newland
and Miss Hamblet. Song-Milk-
maids Marriage Song, Miss Kate
Joslyn. Organ Solo-Snow Drift
Waltz, Miss Myrtle Simpson. Piano
Solo-Impromptu Polka, Miss Anna
Green. Song-Cows in the Corn,
Mabel Joslyn. Duett-Turtle Dove
Polka, Miss Green and Miss Joslyn-
Song-Ship On Fire, Mrs. New
land. Organ Solo-Nearer My God
to Thee with variations, Miss Kate
Joslyn. Piano Solo-Allons Vite,
Mas. Newland.
bloomington
Attend the Thursday evening meet
ing at the Center. They are inter-
esting and profitable.
Mrs. /. A. Wyman, whose sickness
has been mentioned in the MONITOR,
is slowly recovering.
Warren Bassett is thoroughly re-
pairing the house lately bought of
the Moses Currier estate.
That chap in district No. 5, ought
to beware, or he will drive one nail
to many and get his name into the
papers.
Johnson & Allen, the marble work
ers at Barton Landing, have erected
a fine monument in the Center yard
for Mrs. S. S. Priest.
Elbridge Colburn has moved to
Westmore and is drawing lumber to
West Burke. Twombly has
moved to j. G.. Bartlett's house
Henry Fairbrother has moved back
to his place at the Center.
Mrs. Celia Going Aldrich, former
ly of this town, died at her home IL
Dalton, N. H., July Z. For several
years she has been entirely helpless.
She leaves husband, three children,
brothers and sisters to mourn hel
early death.
Considerable sickness and some
bad throats in town. Look out fol
fevers and diphtheria. Bad sink
holes, water-closets and shrinking
places about barns will murder 6
great many persons during a season
if they are let alone.
West Charleston.
Kittridge Hudson recently lost 6
horse.
Our schools closed the 18th, with
the usual rhetorical exercises.
Miss Susie Clark and q little boy
of Lemuel Foster, are both quite
sick.
A little child of Warner Drown
died quite suddenly one day las
week.
Miss Lura Bruce has just returned
from attending school at johnson
Vermont.
Hubbard Joslyn has so far recov
cred from the injury to his limb, a
to be able to ride out daily.
J. B. Holton is making a specialt,
of so cent tea, and an 80. G..
coffee. His ad. will tell about
next week.
Miss Annie Webster, who has beer
at work in the pension department a
Washington for nearly two years, il
at home for vacation.
Mrs. L. D. Barron has gone t
Nashua, n. H., to visit her brother
Mr.. Carter has moved back on hi
place in Bloomington.
Turner, the stone cutter, fror
Morgan is soon to move into tn
house known as the Owen Robinso
house at the lower end of the street.
Maria Winslow, who was carrie
to the insane asylum at Brattlebor
a few weeks since, has since die
there and her remains were brougl