Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-05-11

fy LIE larul, oWHeu ny John Corey,
was burned last Saturday night with
some hay. Cause of fire unknown.
The M. E. Sunday school reorgan-
lzed yesterday by electing Mrs. Z. E.
Jameson superintendent; F. A. Bu-
chanan, assistant superintendent;
John Stanford, secretary; R. S. How
ard, treasurer; Willie harrington,
librarian; Melvin Ordway, assistant
librarian; Ina Dow, organist.
Jay.
81. Morse has moved to the E.. 0.
Hunt house.
Ammi Ariel has purchased vii
lage lot of J. E. Chase for $112.5O. |
Next meeting of Ladies' Benefit |
society at II. D. Chamberlin's May
21st.
H. Miller had finger nearly sew
cred by an accident while assisting
in shoeing horse.
C. R. Bartlett is moving his house
to an adjoining lot, and will build a
new one on the present site.
The Conference authorities have
sent a young man by the name of
Culrier, fresh from his studies, to
take the place of Mr.. Emery as pas
tor of the M. E. church. Mr.. G.
has rooms at E. Chaplin's. May
abundant success attend his labors.
Lowell.
Blake Aldrich is building house
opposite S.. Norton's.
Mrs. A. F. Harding has moved
into rooms in D. E. Works house.
The Misses Clara and Sarah Dodge
have returned from Derby Academy.
Clara will teach in Westfeld.
Mr.. Roberts of Westfield tipped
himself, horses, and load of goods
off the bridge on the new road near
Fred Newton's Thursday night. A
very narrow escape.
Newport.
Mrs. Roswell Prouty suffered a
slight shock of paralysis last week.
Abner Bowley has moved into his
house recently purchased on Prospect
street.
Eugene Alexander lost an infant
child last week, which was carried to
Bloomington for burial.
The Mountain Maid has been
taken to Georgeville where new
boiler will be put In.
Henry Lawrence. S. Gilbert and
B. E. Shaw have each bought build
ing lots on Prospect street of Mr..
Raymond.
Rev. A. Scribner, new pastor of
the M. E. church, has come and
moved into a tenement in the Han
cock house. He preached an inter-
esting sermon yesterday.
South Troy.
, Miss DAVIS and Miss Campbell
have charge of the summer schools.
J. u. Billiard has made extensive
: repairs on the house he bought of A.
j. Coburn.
John Pierce has moved to North
Troy, and Walter Morey occupies
his vacated tenement.
j. S. Young is making many i'm
provements on his store and has one
of the handsomest stores in the
county.
H. X. Stewart has moved to AL
: bert Buffers, on account of the i'll
health of himself and family. He
Z proposes to go to California, ere
, long.
Rev. Mr.. Tenny, Congregation
alist, who has preached here several
Sabbaths is much liked and it is hop
d ed his services can be had for the
u future.
Y F. B. Hammond is the democratic
: appolntee as postmaster. 1t is ex-
, pected he will have the Stewart store
> which will be filed with general mer-
{ chandise.
A. M. Brewster, somewhat recov-
e cred in health, has hired rooms of
e Mr.. Wood and will run poultry
> yard. He has invested in some fine
Leghorns.
i The funeral of Mrs. Wilbur South
i er, daughter of Lewis Cox, was held
: last Wednesday, Rev. Buzzell attend
ing. Her untimely death occasions
much sorrow. She leaves an infant
D son.
1t is expected that Rev. Mr.. Buzz
zell of North Troy will preach for
the Baptist people for the present,
: The members of that church, notably
o Mr.. Samuel Flemming show common
+ dable zeal in supporting preaching
e under the difficulties, resulting from
numerous deaths in the church and
removals. The Congregational chucrh
n is suffering from like causes.
e WeStmOre.
S Francis Richardson is making re-
pairs on his buildings, building a
large barn and getting ready for a
heavy summer business at the Will
o loughby Lake House.
r CALEDONIA COUNTY.
S The Free Press, in an article on the run
e down condition of the st. j. & L. G.. rail
a road, says it should be put in good condi-
d ton or discontinued. There has been a
: good deal of ill luck on the road outside
: the unavoidable accidents:
! ST. Johnsbury.