Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-14
viii Hyde and Minnie Norris teach the

J. Harvey Allen is slowly recovering
from his severe injury.
l.. w. Warner is home from the west |
on visit and to sell his farm.
The Misses Fort, dressmakers, have |
gone to Montpelier and Albert boards at |
ID. w. Jenness'.
Ande Whitcher who went to Florida |
Il few weeks ago is home again; he could |
not find employment.
Benz. Beams place is not sold. Mr.. |
Meader has rented Il portion of the |
house; Mr.. Bean goes west this week.
III. McClary loaded sugar at the sta
ton here and at Greensboro Bend last
Wednesday; this is the closing out Of
the season, probably, for him.
Mrs. DR.. Sanborn is quite low; she
went to Rome, N. Y, for treatment of
cancer, in the summer, came home i'm
proved for a few weeks but has run down
lately.
Sutton.
The village school commenced Dec. 9th
with Miss Hattie Burrows for teacher.
A donation for the benefit of Rev. A.
p. Tracy next Wed. afternoon and eve
at L. J. Campbells hall.
H. S. Forbes, of Sutton has lately sold
his year-old colt (stallion) to young
| Sisco, near steam mill, for $175.
1t is expected that the present pastor
of the Baptist church, Rev. A. P. Tracy,
will remain during the coming year. He
| is deservedly popular as he is an able
preacher and efficient worker.
An interesting educational meeting was
held WED. eve and Thursday under the
auspices of State Supt., Dart, and Prof.
Dana. The meeting was we'll attended,
and all were highly instructed and enter
tanned.
West Burke.
There will be Christmas exercises at
both churches.
About twenty went from this place TO
hear Beecher's lecture.
The third Dist Union, 1. o. G. r., will
be held Thursday next with Garfield
Lodge, West Concord. special train
to St. Johnsbury after the evening ses-
sion. Return checks on the railroad. All
members of the order are cordially invit-
d. Open topublic at 3 80 and p. m.
East Burke.
Mrs. Asa Bundy is very sick.
Donantion Wed evening, Dec 10th for
Rev. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Betsey Gray has bought the house
vacated by E. Currier.
Miss May Harris will not return to Lyn-
don as teacher this winter.
A. M Ranney from st. Johnsbury is
teaching at the new mill district.
H. p Cushing will preach next Sab
bath in exchange with Mr.. Mcdonald.
Quite number from this place and vi
cinity went to Lyndonville to hear Beech
er Wednesday night.
The colonists bound for California from
this place arrived all right with the ex
ception that E. E. Phillips lost his trunk
Mrs. Humphrey has moved into the ten
ement i'm |. d. Bemis' hOuse.-Georg,
Counter has moved into the house will
Eli Currier.
whcelocix.
Isaac Gray has moved to the village.
State Supt., Dartt, gave very inter
esting educational lecture here Tuesda,
day evening.
sheffield.
Mrs. Locke of Lyman, N. H., is hom
visiting friends. Glad to see her.
: Geo. Hudson recently killed hog tina
weighed over 600 lbs.
5 Ira Davis has moved into the Charlie
Barker house; Mary Pearl has moved t.
. the Knox house; Frank Davis will. NOV
off the Jacob f. Day farm.
StannaI.d.
j. H. Clark has purchased a Wilcox
White organ for his daughter Nellie;
t was furnished by A. r. Cowles of Barto
t Landing, a splendid instrument for tn
money.
, The NJ. Z. church is nearly complete
the Union church will soon be ready 70
l use. They are handsome buildings an
= a credit to the town and those having
: the matter in charge.
Z. Homer Sawtell has moved to Sout
: Walden and the town are obliged t
choose Il constable and collector. and II
Jackson Sd selectman in place of A.
Aver who has also left town and gon
to the south part of the state.
The long expected history of the in
portant and gallant part taken by til
- soldiers of Vermont in the war for tn
Union, prepared by authority of tn
G State, by the State Military Historian
Hon. G. g. BENEDICT, is now offered t
the public. The first volume is now
the press and the second volume wi
S follow without delay. 1t is printed O
fine paper, illustrated by fine steel Ell
cravings, of prominent Vermont Officer
together with maps of battle fields.
> CO mprises histories Of every Vernon
: regiment and organization, of the Is
and second brigadeS, of the batterit
cavalry and sharpshooters. with de.aile
accounts of battles and engagement
corrected lists of killed and wounde,
/ personal sketches of Vermont office
: and soldiers and incidents and remini
cences of war. Mr.. VIM. Wakefield,
Westfield, has the general agency fl
this county, and this important VOL
u should be owned by every Vermont sc
der and sailor, by every man and WON;
who had relatives or friends in the wa
and by every Vermonter who is proud
the Green Mountain State. Mr.. Wakefie
e will give everybody in the county an o
portunity to subscribe for it during t
fall and winter.
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