Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-11-30

w. j. Farrell is very low with
consumption.
Peter Trudell has rented and NOV
ed into Mrs. Mary Ross house.
Walter Huntley has purchased
village lot and is erecting house
thereon.
H. G.. Banister has sold the lot
upon which is the Mountain House
TO Mr.. Judd for $1,000.
H. G. Banister has commenced
set of buildings on the cellar that he
lately purchased of Frank Judd.
The Methodist sabbath school is in
prosperous condition the average
attendance is about 60 since the be-
ginning of this conference year.
Union services were held at the
M. E. church, Thanksgiving day, the
ladies' aid had al antiquarian supper
at G. R. Bartlett's in the evening.
Mrs. Miller and sons have snapped
their place with H. G.. Banister for
his Dennison lot; they are arrang-
ing to build thereon in the spring.
Miss Hattie A. Preston has re-
turned home to spend sew weeks
remaining till after the holidays,
when she intends to give lessons in
painting in Bristol, an art which she
has learned while away.
Lowell.
Thanksgiving services at Cong'l
church on Thursday evening.
The village schools commenced
to-day; Misses Davis and Campbell
in charge.
We hear that Herbert Hardy for
merly of this place, has been hard
sick in California.
VIM. Kelley has moved on to the
old farm, and Fred Sidney into
rooms in the parsonage at Cooper
Vile.
Mrs. A. A. Aseltine has gone te
the hospital at Burlington for treat
ment. Deacon SAWYER has returned
from there, having had his eye re-
moved.
The remains of Ephraim Kimptor
who moved to Westfeld two or three
years ago, were brought here for in
terment, Sunday Nov. %. Service:
at Baptist church Rev. j. w. Buz
zell officiating. His age was 70.
Thanksgiving Day was pleasantly
spent socially. Many found it cas-,
to observe the day, at least in par
as directed by Nehemiah, go you
way. eat the fat, and drink the swee
and send portions to those where
nothing is prepared" They ar
ready to obey when obedienc9 is il
harmony with inclination. Il tn
evening there was a dance with sup
, per at r. d. Harding's.
Morgan.
, Mrs. VIM. Barrett has had anothe
paralytic shock, this being the third
Miss Anna Cobb closed her schoo
in the Williams district the Dist.
Mrs. Lila Fletcher closed sue
cessful term of school at the Corne
last Friday.
: Willard Litchfeld, Anna Cobb an
Sadie Flanders intend to 60 to Der
by to school this winter.
Miss Mertie Moore has closed he
third term of school in Holland. Sh
is engaged to teach the winter teri
in the So. district in this town.
Newport.
The Memphremagog House is close
a for the winter.
t Since your last issue, one child ha
D died Of diphtheria, and there are sever;
others who are sick, but we hope not f;
tally. You made a mistake in locatin
l the disease in this village, in your article
| | when it spoke of Coventry street. Up
this writing only one death has occurre
on that street.
WestfeId.
Joseph and George Jacques are hon
from Massachusetts, on visit
School commences in Dis. No. 3, frs
Monday in December, Josie Donaga
teacher.
C. P. Stevens & Co. have sold the
: Hannell lot to Don Woodwork. Prit
$500.
t The two last weeks have been very III
favorable for numbering, sending me
out OF the woods nearly every day.
: School district No. have bousl
ughton's Political map for their scho'
1 room; this is case of an So map in
So house. Who beats?
Lester Miller has rented rooms in Mr.
p Rebecca Browns house and is moving il
Julius Davis has rented and moved on t
John Bucks farm, on North Hill.
MOoDYvnLE-Wak & Bede
have completed an extension on the
D mill, making it one of the most commC
dious and convenient to be found in TIL
section. They have built large WACO
shed and greatly improved the ground
about the mill, and made several othe
improvements this season. Althoug
the lumber business has been dull eve
since the Company commenced here
they propose to get things in shape t
improve on the ''good times coming
which their democratic friends so hope
fully predict The next scheme whic
they purpose to undertake is that @
opening winter road to Jay line, wher
they expect to be met by the enterprisin
f people Of that town; thus meeting pull
lie necessity by opening shorter an
more feasible route from Franklin count
to North Troy, Newport, ETC., beside
making several hundred acres of timbe