Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-01-07

d. Buchanan, in postofice block,
has a large stock of boys and gents
clothing, overcoats, shirts, wool
boots, etc., now selling at reduced
prices.
Rev. Mr.. Gates who has so eff
GENTLY filled the desk at the Cong.
church for several months past, has
been called for the coming year and
will remain here most of the time,
his family residing in St. Johnsbury
Center.
The week of prayer will be OBJ
served here, meetings commencing
tonight. Monday, Wednesday,
Friday, and Sunday nights at the
Cong. church; Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday nights at the Metho
dist. Let all come to these meet
ings.
John L. Dodge. executor, will sell
the household furniture, crockery,
an organ, pews in NJ. E. church, in
short all the personal property of the
estate of the late w. P. Dodge, on
Friday afternoon next; see bills.
The real estate is offered at reasona-
BILE prices.
Bloomington.
Geo. A. Going, recently married,
will make his home for the present
at his mothers.
Bert A. Day and wife have return
ed from their wedding trip, and they
will make their home. on the Day
place in Coventry.
Robert Alexander killed two Ches-
ter pigs, 9 months old, which weighed
respectively 364 and 385 pounds.
Good pigs, Uncle Robert.
Evansville.
The school taught by Miss Carrie
Day is giving general satisfaction.
o. H. Allard who recently suffered
an injury to one of his eyes is recov-
ering and will not lose the sight en-
tirely.
The mill men along the river are
having work done at the outlet of the
lake to facilitate the running of logs
in the spring.
Augustus Foss and wife were
greeted by large number of friends
New Years eve in remembrance of
their fifteenth marriage anniversary.
Many pleasant reminders were left
behind them.
There will be a donation for the
benefit of the Rev. Mr.. Dodd. at the
house of j. III. Evans, Wednesday,
Jan. 9th. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. Dodd has been faithful in
performing his duties here, let us
all be as faithful in performing
ours. Will the ladies please rem
ember the table.
East Charleston.
Matte Gordon is insane and in a
critical condition.
Fred Melvin, who was i'll for many
years, died last Thursday.
The family of R. P. Stevens are
deeply afflicted in the loss of little
May, who died Dec. goth. She was
a promising child, and though only
eight years of age played an organ
and sang beautifully.
There will be an oyster supper and
entertainment at the vestry of the
church on Wednesday evening, Jan.
9th. The receipts of the evening are
to 90 to help in the support of orr
pastor, Rev. Z. J. Wheeler; all are
cordially invited.
Coventry.
The Dorcas Society will meet with
Mrs. Bonnie Thrasher, next Tues
day Jan 8th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Mitchell are
both very sick with pneumonia. Mr..
Mitchell is improving, but Mrs.
Mitchell lies in a critical condition.
A singing school has been organ
lied in this place with Mr.. Montague
for teacher. The first to be holden
Thursday evening in the vestry of
the M. E. church.
The people of Coventry are pleased
to do honor to Mr.. Charles Chamber
lin by meeting at his hotel on Tues
day evening, Jan. 10, to remind him
that they appreciate his efforts in
keeping a good, temperance hotel.
An oyster supper and other refresh
ments Will be furnished. Let the
people Of the town and vicinity show
their appreciation in giving Mr.. Cham
berlin visit and little benefit.
four agent who stopped at Mr..
Chamberlin' hotel, spoke very high
ly in its praise, and we are glad tc
make this announcement and inform
Mr.. G. that there are people outside
of Coventry that respect him for the
course he has taken in temperance
mattels.
CraftSbtI1.Y.
Wyram Wylie has been west visiting
friends. He returns and reports b,
saw beautiful country and enjoyed
his trip greatly.
A pleasant affair was the marriag
of Mr.. Aston, of the firm of Pad
dock & Aston, to Miss Lucia Root
daughter of deacon Root
John Simpson, Esq, of New YorI