Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-10-13

The new church which the NJ. E..
society have been erecting is nearly
completed, and will be dedicated on
the 21st inst. Rev. j. D. Beeman,
A. NJ, president of the Vermont
Conf. Seminary, will preach the dedi-
cation sermon. The services will
commence at 2 p. m. There will also
be preaching in the evening, and it
is expected the next afternoon and
evening also. All former pastors
are cordially invited. If due notice
is given to the pastor, G. w. Morse,
teams will meet those who come on
the cars at Barton.
Greensboro.
B. F. Dow is putting up a new
house.
w. F. Baker is going west or south
to spend the winter.
Whltcher of Hardwick has put up
a cedar oil still on d. Calderwood's
farm.
The new bridge in the village is
about completed and will be appre-
ciated by every one.
j. L. Randall, who has formerly
spent some years in the western coun-
try, proposes to move there with his
family about Nov. LIST. He goes to
Cheney, Sedgwlck Co., Kansas.
lrasburgh.
Geo. Beede is building a new barn.
Fullington is closing out his stock
of goods at cost.
VIM. Glover has sold his lot of
land to M. M. Taplin.
Henry Jackman has had another
spell of bleeding at the lungs.
At Frank Corners auction cows
sold at from % to 80 dollars each.
l. M. Conner, who buried his wife
few weeks ago, buried his little
child here yesterday.
John Ord says he can make you a
barrel Of cider in twenty minutes, if
you will bring him the apples.
Jay.
Geo. Sisco has his house frame up.
A coat of paint is being applied TO
the M. E. church.
The oyster supper, Tuesday even
ing, Melted the society S11.50.
The Ladies Benefcent society will
meet with Mrs. A. Ariel, Thursday,
Oct. %.
f. Chaplin has sold his farm to L
J. Elliot, for $1,000, giving posses
sion soon.
Jay peak is capped with slight
coat of snow; precursor of the
soon to follow.
Fred Graham has rented rooms of
VIM. Farrell, and III. G.. Barrister' S
barn, where he will keep livery
stable.
Not quite enough money for the
new bell. Let the people contribute
cheerfully to the enterprise. 1t will
be credit to the town.
J. E. Chase decided three-fourths of
an acre of land to G. G. Lucier, and
Lucier sold his village residence
Herewith to Mrs. S. Mahan.
Elder Dawson has been called
away to Boston. The sympathy OF
the church were not with him here
and we did not see the work done
that some had hoped for.
There is to be a series of Bible
readings at the Methodist church.
conducted by the pastor, which COM
mence Sabbath evening, Oct. 10, al
Z O'Clock. Let the people attend.
L. j. Elliott, formerly of this town
returns about Nov. LIST, having bought
Edward Chaplip's farm for $780,
Chaplin reserves ten acres on the
north end, for which he allows Eli
! oft $3.50. Mr.. Chaplin moves into
his new house at the village. Gla(
to have Mr.. f. return.
Lowell.
-Four new members were admitted
to Post Hazen Oct, 6.
Those were bad mistakes in oul
items last week, but cannot be helped
now.
Carlos Farman and family have
started for the far west. He has moi
sold his farm.
At the annual meeting of the Ii
brary Association it was voted tc
move the library to an ante room in
the town hall, and have semi monthly
drawings during the winter. w. T.
Kinsley was chosen librarian.
Morgan.
There will be an icescream anc
honey party at VIM. Smiths W ednes
day evening, the 10Th, for the benefi
of Rev. Mr.. Farrow. All are invited
Newport.
Four persons were admitted to the
M. E. church yesterday.
Geo, Robinson and daughter re-
turn to their home in the West.
Mr.. Thompson has bought The
Bodwell place and taken possession
The shipments of live stock from
this station this morning were sever
car loads.
Sllas G.. Bean had all attack Of
| paralysis last week but is able al
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