Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-03-24

will be, held in pleasant remembrance.
May long life and many blessings be your
rich reward.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. c. JOHNSON.
Jay.
G. Butler goes to Albany to work
by the season.
Z. Morse is married and will work
for Mr.. May this season.
d. Currier has rented rooms over
the shop and moved therein.
Everett Hadlock is rigging up his
house on lot SO preparatory to NOV
there.
G.. III. Titus and Melburn Anger
have gone to Washington Territory
and E. A. Wakeman and family to
some other part in the far west.
A. R. Percy is getting out timber
to build over his barn, the present
one being in such condition as to
require rebuilding the new one will
be 40x80 feet on the ground.
There is much sickness in this vi
cinity John Miller has the rheumat-
ic fever, Mrs. S. A. Chase the cry
sipelas G.. c. Lucler is getting up
from the pneumonia, Mrs. Walter
Huntley has had severe attack of
heart disease, while healthy boy at
Arthur Wakeman's has claimed the
entire attention of some members of
that family of late.
Lowell.
The Methodist parsonage is again
vacant.
Mr.. Jordan is holding meetings
here afternoons and evenings.
Rebecca Lawrence and Cora Title
more are at home once more.
The s'Pink Tea" Melted So, and
the entertainment was pleasing.
Mrs. Henry Stannard has returned
from Boston and brings the youngest
child of her sister, the late Mrs.
Caldwell.
The Dramatic club played ''Wai1
for the Turn of The Tide" for the
benefit of the band, Wednesday even
ing. Receipts $21.
Newport.
Mrs. James R. Hall has been quite
i'll for fortnight.
Jake Rutherford was at home fol
couple of days last week.
George Robinson has returned
home from his trip west.
Mrs. Norris caught longe las
week that weighed 10 pounds.
Rev. Granger, presiding elder, viii
preach at the Methodist church mex
Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Alexander has gone t.
New Hampshire to live with hi
daughter, Mrs. Flanders.
Bert Prouty, who has had charge
of Prouty & Miller's mill at Knowl
ton, broke his leg last Thursda.
morning.
A man by the name of Denis De
pourche at work at the Internationa
mill had his hand badly mangled b.
a saw one day last week.
The concert given here last Wednes
day evening by Mrs. Wallace aL(
the st. Johnsbury south church choi
was of the highest excellence. but tn
attendance was miserably small.
Newport Center.
d. L. Hildreth has returned from
Philadelphia.
Leon Cowell has returned to st
johnsbury to work.
Josh Merritt's dwelling house ant
hop house were burned the morning
of the 18th.
We have two skating Kinks now
one at A. G.. Austin's hall and tn
other at Mrs. Quimby's.
George Larrabee has moved bac
on his farm.-George Mowry ha
moved to West Derby.
North Troy.
G.. W. Aiken's engine was badl
damaged Monday night.
W. H. Rand is on three month:
trip through the west for his health.
F. 7. Forsaith is putting up bar
in the rear of his block on Main ST.
Mr.. S. B. Sheldon, father of OF
esteemed townsman j. w. SheldoI
received paralytic stroke la
Wednesday night and it is feare
that he cannot recover.
The young ladies fair last Wedne
day evening was not as fully atten'
ed as was expected owing to the il
clement weather. Those in atten'
ance claim to have been royalty Ell
tertained and that the fair was d
serving of more liberal patronage.
South Troy.
M. E. Angler started for Washin
ton Tenn, Thursday, and FL.
Stewart and G.. H. Buck for Mich.
p. Green lost valuable horse Su
day. While standing in front of
} S. Young's store it started on the II
around the corner into the shed sri
$ inc its head against the back of t
e shed breaking it's neck.
Mrs. E. Drew came near makil
S a fatal mistake last Friday evenin