Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-12-08


to make the meeting interesting and
profitable. Places of entertainment
will be provided for all who attend.
Railroads extend usual courtesies.
All cordially invited.
PER ORDER COMMITTEES.
sheffield.
Fl. 2. Simpson has taken the posi-
ton of clerk in Folsom & Giffins'
stove.
H. NJ. Gray's store in the Christy
block is now open with Aaron Gray
for clerk.
| Both churches here are united IN,
and preparing for, a good entertain
ment for Christmas. May the tree
be well loaded with presents to make
the children happy.
East Hard vvicis.
Geo. P Sanborn of Boston, for
/ lhCt lCoidSlits HAS DteH Htic IUi ~ AY
ing visit.
Flora j. Nelson is home from Cal
ifornia; she has been absent nearly
TWO years.
J. r. Delano has the foundation
nearly completed for large barn to
be completed next season.
A large delegation of our citizens
attended court last Tuesday as wit
nesses in the assault and battery case
of Kidder VS.. Davis.
J. L. Bailey of East Cambridge,
Mass, has been in town visiting his
brother, W. S. Bai!ey.-Mrs. Cliff
ford of DanviIe spent Thanksgiving
with her sister, Mrs. Capt. Davis.
St. j ohnsbuI.y.
The state grange of Patrons of
Husbandry meet at St. Johnsbury,
Dec. 10 and IL, and it is expected
the state board of Agriculture will
meet here at the same time. A pub
lie meeting will be held at the town
hall Wednesday evening, in which
brief addresses will be made welcom-
ing the state grange with responses !;
also addresses of welcome on the
part of some one in the village. The
annual address is to be given by
Master A. B. Franklin of Newfane.
There will be music during the even
ing.
East Burke.
Emma Bemis was taken very sick
with congestion of the lungs Tuesday
night.
Judge Humphrey and wife have
gone to St. Johnsbury to spend the
winter.
Oren Jenkins killed pig last
Tuesday 81 months old that weighed
AIS pounds.
The village school commences to-
day, Mrs. Martha Townsend of W.
Burke, teacher.
Dr.. Eugene Gushing and son of
Lynn, Mass, have been visiting in
town the past week.
The Scribner girls and Carrie Be
mis- have commenced another term at
the Lyndon Institute.
Sutton.
Edwin Morgan formerly of this
town died in Agawam, Mass, Nov.
10Th.
Last Sabbath evening Byron Bun
dy fell from the bridge near Alfred
Burnham's, distance of ten feet.
striking his head upon stone and
cutting fearful cash. 1t is won
der to every one who has seen the
place of the accident, that he was
not instantly killed.
Rev. F. L. Wiley and daughter
left for their home in Laconia, last
Friday. During his pastorate here
of a year and a half, nine persons
have united with the church. He
organized three branch Sabbath
schools thus reaching many that could
not otherwise attend Sunday school
Mr.. Wiley leaves many warm friends
here, and wherever he may locate
he will have their best wishes for his
success.
rather cynical lady, somewhat of flirt, says
most men, like colds, are very easily caught, bu
difficult to get rid Of Her mistake is apparent. d
Bulls Cough Syrup will cure any cold however
stubborn it may be- Price % cts.
Colds, influenza, sore throat, come on suddenly
and often develop rapidly into lung fever, pneumo
MIA, severe cough, &C. Two doses of Hatchs Mix
ture cured J. r. Comstock of CoriAth of a severe
cold 1t is prudent at least TO have it in the house
Hatch's Mandrake Pills strictly reliable
medicine for Indigestion, constellation, biliousness
The recipe is q flvorite with physicians now, and il
+bn hast family Mill known