Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-12-22

church. and he has the hearty thanks
of all. Mr.. J. E. Dwinell still has
charge of the choir service and that
is a guarantee of good singing. The
church is fortunate, also, in retaining
the services of Rev. Geo. Sterling
as pastor.
West Glover.
A. G. & L. E. Chase have colt
II months old that weighs $40 lbs,
and one months that weighs 486
lbs, both sired by the Salmon horse.
Full house and lively time at the
band box party Tuesday evening.
S. Wheeler has job of skidding
logs for S. Hill, Greensboro.
Greensboro.
A. A. Hastings little daughters
clothes caught fire from the stove
and she was considerably burned.
H. S. Tolman killed two spring
pigs and two hogs Is months old,
last week, and the four dressed 1915
pounds.
The fair and oyster supper of the
Ladies' Home Circle was success.
Total receipts for the evening were
| SIT. d. G.. Melvin receives the thanks
of the Circle for so kindly offering
his house for their use.
Holland.
| Carrie Fletcher teaches in Dist. No.
Is; Sarah Cobb in No. s. Jennie
Boynton in No. 4.
Henry Bryant recently cut off one
of his fingers and his hired man badly
cut his foot, laying up two in the
same family.-Mrs. John Fisk has
been very sick
1rasburgh.
Christmas at Cong'l church.
Taplin & Rowell are selling new
sleighs.
Geo. Russell treated the band boys
to an oyster supper on Friday even
ing.
We are glad to be able to state
that Samuel Stanford is better, and
we hope he will recover.
There will be Christmas exercises
at the M. E. church, Wednesday ev-
ening. Santa Claus will be present
to make all the little folks happy.
Lowell.
The Literary Club will meet with
Mrs. E. Coolidge on the eve of Dec.
Doth, subject, Milton"
Several of our citizens had a cold
job on Friday and Saturday locating
the county buildings at Barton Land
ing. Your correspondent went to
Westfeld to hear Rev. Wild's lee
ture.
Morgan.
Miss Irene Weeks has been oblig-
ed to leave her school on account of
the illness of her father.
B. F. Moore has put a telephone
between his house and store. The
J wires are nearly ready to connect us
: with Derby Line, Island Pond and
West Charleston.
Rev. David Lord has come on
from the west, bringing with him the
body of his mother to be buried by
the side of her husband, Thomas
7 Lord. Mrs. Lord was former resi-
+ dent of this town.
Newport.
There will be an oyster supper at
the Methodist church Wednesday eve,
proceeds to go for wood and lights
for the church. All are cordially in
vited.
Let. Sweet has moved into J. Y.
Green's tenement house on South St.
. The County Building committee
. are stopping in town over Sunday.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
: Lyndonville.
r President Raymond is IN California
y looking after the erection of a new
Y and elegant hotel, to accommodate
$50 guests, at Pasadena, eight miles
from Los Angeles, whence it is reach.
t ed by narrow gague railroad. The
hotel will cost 100000, furnished
v wholly by Boston capitalists. 1t is
9 located on high land, where the Their.
mometer stands at 76 degrees the
year round, and where flowers are
always in bloom, commanding view
of the Pacific ocean, and of the
mountains, including the noted Sans
. Gabriel range.
# The Lyndon Savings Bank was or
# ganised on Monday last at the room.
# of the Lyndonville National Bank
|. The following gentlemen are named
in the charter as incorporators S
"a S. Thompson, L. K. Quimby, G. M
Chase, III. E. Folsom, L. B. Harris
/. W. Sanborn, j. w. Copeland
Geo. w. Cahoon, S. Bradley, H. M
Pearl, w. A. Densmore, all of Lyn
don. At the meeting On Monday tn
- following additional members wer
; elected: II. S. Root of Newport
Geo. Fl. Blake, of Barton; G. A
y Harris, of East Burke; Charles Rog
e ers of Wheelock. At meeting O
the trustees the organization of tn
a bank was effected by the election O
), the following officers: I. W. San
born, president; C. M. Chase, vic
"a president; Miss Ida Pearl, treas
9 G rEbopopcon T.,