Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-02-18

ooi 81. HAdoS.s recently W atltHu Tue
funeral of his brother, Geo. o. Bry-
ant. who died in Florida where he
went to recuperate his health. Mr..
Bryant was born in Irasbugh but
had been away several years. A
Fitchburgh paper spoke of Mr..
Bryant as a man much respected in
that city. He died of pulmonary
disease.
Lowell.
Mrs. Carlos Farman is very sick.
During the series of meetings at
Cong. church several of the young
people have started in the Christian
life.
Remember that it is good place
to buy drugs and medicines, clocks,
jewelry and that line of goods at
G. Ii. Newland's at Irasburgh.
Seth Perkins has rented the Win
slow farm for five years. James
Lawrence has rented the farm be-
longing to John Young.
Mrs. Charles Sawyer was very
agreeably surprised by the arrival of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen from the west
a sister and her husband.
Owing to the storm, the attend
ance at the two days sing here was
not large, but those who did attend
were we'll repaid. The thanks of the
school are due Messrs. White and
Harvey, and to Miss Hadlock for aid
rendered. Mr.. Cowles furnished a
fine symphony organ of the Wilcox
& White order, for the use of the
convention.
Morgan.
L. A. Branard has let his farm for
one year to Mr.. Gregory Of Charles
ton. Mr.. Branard will move into the
house belonging to Mrs. Williams.
Morgan Center.
E. D. Currler and wife expect to
start for Nebraska, Monday, Feb.
25th.
Will Mack, while drawing logs,
was thrown off the sled and had rib
broke.
A. A. Burroughs purchased a good
two years old colt of J. Williams on
Monday of last week, and on We'd
nesday of the same week it died.
Newport.
Village school closed Thursday
with an exhibition.
Coasting accidents are frequent,
and some of them serious-but the
boys must slide if it kills them.
Mr.. Dorman's trotter ran away on
Friday, and there was a very excit-
ing spectacle for several moments.
NewpOrt Center.
Charles Olin has moved in to the
house with his brother Stephen.
Chester Hunt has bought farm of
Welby Hammond, known as the Les
ter Cleaveland farm.
Mrs. G.. L. Sleeper who has been
quite sick is better; Mrs. Carlo Roll
Inns is quite sick with rheumatic
fever.
News came last week of the death
of Mrs. Bradley at Mr.. Riley's in
Franklin; she was sister of Mrs.
Ralph Erwin of this place.
Social gathering and oyster supper
at Austin's hall on Thursday evening,
Feb. p. There will be addresses,
and q good time is expected. The
public invited.
ID. j. Perkins has exchanged his
house and blacksmith shop in the
village, with the Cutler estate for the
Allen farm on the Troy road, paying
$1,000 difference.
South Troy.
The Cong. society will have a do
nation for their pastor at the vestry,
Feb. goth.
We are sorry TO record the death
Of Mrs. A. E. Stewart, which occur
red Feb. 18th. She has been an in
valid for some time.
The band boys are making good
progress and are playing well. They
will give supper soon for the pur-
pose of raising funds, and all should
: attend it.
The Lectures by Rev. FL. w
Worthen were we'll attended and
listened to with good attention. The
lectures were very instructive ano
well appreciated.
WeStEeld-
J. III. Buck goes West to look af
ter his farm in Iowa.
: The young people give the drama
ssThe Last Loaf at the town hall
on Tuesday evening, the 10Th. Oy
sters will be served at the conclusion
of the entertainment. A good tim
is expected.
n CALEDONIA COUNTY.
: The little son of DR.. Newell, who's
y accidental shooting we mentioned
II died at St. Johnsbury Center las
week.
North DanviIle.
The donation for Rev. A. 2. Ira
cy was largely attended. The ban
Z discoursed good music, and an oys
ter supper helped to make the occs
sion very enjoyable. Nearly S.
u was given to the pastor.