Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-03-26

last Sabbath. He also delivered a
very interesting temperance lecture
while in town.
Rev. j. E. Chamberlin. after a
long and painful illness, died at his
residence, last Thursday morn. Mr..
Chamberln was highly respected by
his townsmen, for his many estimable
qualities. His remains will be inferred
at Enosburg, his former home.
Robert Walker, having bought the
interesting book, ''Heroes of the
Palms, which tells all about Kit
Carson, California Joe, Wild Bill and
those dare-devils who obtained such
notoriety in the far west, has taken
the agency for it and is selling lots of
the books. Those wanting them can
address him at Glover.
West Glover.
R. S. Mason has sold his George
Graves place, but will carry it on this
season.-Lydia Colburn is attending
school at Derby.
Greensboro Bend.
Charles, son of Rev. Z. B. Wheel
er, is very sick with typhoid pneumo-
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Mr.. James Lumsden is very sick
and is not expected to live but
short time.
Robert B. Smith has sold his resi-
dence to James Hogaboom and son
for 81 800. We are sorry to lose
Rob. from this place as he is the right
man in the right place; he is now
holding the offices of station agent,
express agent, telegraph agent and
postmaster.
Holland.
G.. III. Tice has finished logging
Edwin Judd has lost another horse.
Mrs. James Smith was thrown out
of a sleigh recently and had her wrist
broken.
Alfred Sisco has moved to Coati-
cooke. -Oliver Tice has moved to the
Carter place.
L. c.. Heath has sold his matched
span of horses for S240, and is fitting
up another pair.
A birch log recently sawed in the
Caswell mill, only twelve feet long,
produced 600 feet of boards.
Irasbur&h.
Easter services were held at the
Methodist church yesterday.
Mrs. Locke will send the larg,
library which belonged to Rev. E. S
Locke to the spring conference, hop
ing the brethren in the ministry viii
purchase the books.
The Messengers Sheldon cores
pendent says: Rev. Mr.. Carr of Iras
burgh preached at the Congregation
al church last Sunday. There is ;
prospect that his services may be Sc
cured as pastor.
Daniel Caples is very sick, with NJ
prospect of recovery; A little chilC
of E. Banding died last evening
Frank Lee is very sick of pneumonia
Mrs. Holdridge, who had a partia
shock of paralysis some months ago
is still in feeble health.
Jay.
The whooping cough is having quite
general run in this vicinity. Hor
ace Ovitt has buried his younges
child, and III. G.. Banister has on,
that is not expected TO live, sick witt
the same disease.
Charles Lucier, I'd, has moved t.
G.. G.. Lucier's. Homer Ladue ant
family have taken rooms at Franl
Judd's in the tenement house.-Geo
Sisco has hired rooms of William
Farrell and moved in.
!, Mrs. Willard Walkers remain
were brought to this place for inter
, ment last Friday from Newport Cen
ter. Mr.. Walker and wife came t
this town nearly fifty years ago, wher
they resided until few years since
, a much respected and esteemed fam
+ lily. 1t was requested that their re
, mains might rest in the town wher
they had lived so long.
- Lowell.
An Easter service was held q
Cong. church Sunday eve.
There will be donation visit fo
Rev. Mr.. King on Wednesday eve c
this week.-A package sociable 6
the hall on Friday evening.
n Mr.. Jordan did great good {
+ Westfeld in his two weeks labC
V there. He was we'll assisted and su'
! tanned by pastors and people an
o carries away the esteem of all.
In the obituary of Mrs. Knapp W
notice that there was an error whel
d it was stated that Mrs. Knapp die
at the residence of her son-in-lav
! Mr.. Harris it should have been M
# Hines. That wicked type setter
responsible for great deal.
. Morgan.
Geo. Bartlett will clerk for B.
Moore this year.
Last Saturday, Francis Lord tipp,
out of a sleigh and broke both bon
of his leg near the ankle. He brol
the other limb some time ago and til
J" second accident makes his case
. severe one. He has the sympathy
all.