Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-03-31

Beecn Is uduS H1el.
The Ladies Parsonage Society
will meet with Mrs. Seaver on Fri
day afternoon, April 4th.
Albert Gregory intends to build
pant shop at the lower end of the
village near his residence, the coming
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gle from
n. H., are in town visiting relatives.
Harley J. Dwinell has been to Bos-
ton for few days.
The temperance lecture yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Cutler was listened
to by good house and was both in
teresting and instructive.
Geo. A. Dow, one of the Institute
boys, has an agency for the sale of
Cornell's outline maps and proposes
to give committee men opportunity
to buy these very useful school maps.
Every school house ought to have a
set of maps.
Holland.
J. c. Robinson has bought the
John Wheeler place for 1915.
G.. r. Caswell has hired George
Tabor to take charge of his boarding
house.
Eugene Ewens is expecting to 60
to Gorham, n. H., where he will get
a job in machine shop.
George Andrews has moved to
Derby and has the care of the town
farm there; he gets $500 for the
year.
lrasbuI.@h.
The sugar party was postponed and
will be held at the M. f. Church YES
try on Tuesday evening Apr. LIST.
Mrs. Clark Chamberlain is quite
sick with bilious fever.-Rev. Mr..
Place was jill and not able to preach
yesterday.
Stella Bogue. who for some years
has been troubled with heart disease,
was taken suddenly worse on Tues
day evening last; she went into the
most fearful paroxysms, resting few
minutes between them at first, but as
she grew weaker the intervals became
longer. Her spasms are similar to
commissions and she must have had,
up to Sunday night, at least, $50. At
this time she lies, apparently, at the
point of death.
Lowell.
Grant Skinner is clerking for En-
nest Curtis.
Amos Walston has moved to Will
liston.
Mr.. Edison Ranney was elected
Trustee at the School meeting this
week.
George Watson has gone to Idaho
where he has job in a silver mine
at 81 per day.
Miss Clara Dodge left last week
for Montpelier and goes from there to
the White Mountains. She will be
away all summer.
Hollis Jordan, the Evangelist, left
on Tuesday. The church was greatly
blessed during his stay. There were
several hopeful conversions.
Morgan Center.
Mrs. Isaac Blake who has beer
hard sick is better.
Nathan Pillsbury and wife have re
turned home from Canada.
G. George has rented and moved
into the f. d. Currier house and gone
to work in the d. A. Currie
tub shop.
Newport Center.
Sam Sweat has taken his brothe
Harvey's farm for year.
Four persons united with the M
E. church last Sunday and one wa
baptized.
Rev. Mr.. Folsom organized Goo
Templars' lodge here the oath, abou
twenty-five persons joining.
Fred Laundry had a little chill
about ten months old badly scalde
| the 22d, and it died in convulsion
2 the 23d.
The Earnest Workers held a suga
festival at A. c. Austin's hall th
v evening of the 9th which nette
0 them little over So.
North Troy.
0 D. w. Kelley lost son last Tue:
: day of inflammation of the bowels.
:. w. L. Coburn and Gardner Buz;
e ell have sold their farm on tt
It county road to G. G. May for $1,000
u A series of religious meetings III
u der the management of the wei
! known evangelist, Hollis Jordan
y were commenced last Sunday ever
L ing.
The sugar-makers are all busy al
the sugar made is of better quail
than any that has been made for Sc
eral years past. Fl. S. Elkins has I
ceived an order from Idaho for
quantity,
IS The reports of the prudential col
10 mittee of school district No. / n
Troy village school ,show some SIS
n expended the past year for repai
: and the maintenance of school
$1,000 voted to be raised to defr
school expenses the coming year al
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