Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-03-02

Jay.
Quarterly meeting at Methodist
church March 8th.
The Methodists talk of building a
vestry to their church the coming
season.
B. T. Paine has sent part of his
lumber teams out to No. Jay to draw
logs to No. Troy.
VIM. Porter is away on tour OF
inspection for an opening for busl-
ness in the line of tannery.
T. A. Chase aud wife made fly
ing visit to this town, visiting only |
| their friends held near and dear.
The donation for Mr.. Emery was
a social and financial success. There
were 14O present and the receipts
were over $50.
A lodge of Good Templars was
organized here Feb. Doth, with %
members. The following officers were
installed: ri. F. Titus, w. G. T.;
Miss Fanny O. Bartlett, W. V. T.;
Miss Meta Paine, w. s.; Mrs. T.
S. Hadlock, W. A. S.; Geo. Bart
lett, w. F. s.; P. S. Hadlock, w.
T.; G.. A. Emery, w. c.; c. Blair,
W. NJ; Miss Emma Carrow, w. d.
M; Miss Ida Field, W. l. g.; Jo-
seph Banister, W. 0. g.; Mrs. G.
) A. Emery, w. r. s.; Mrs. w. ID.
Case, w. L. S.
Lowell.
Fred Hoyt has moved back to
Craftsbury.
Harding and Thayer have their
logs all drawn-about $500 by count.
The Lowell band gave concert In
town hall at Westfeld, Thursday
evening, Feb. 26.
Mr.. All Dana, who has been con-
fined to his bed from rheumatic
attack, is out again.
= Henry Rivers has moved into
p Greenwood's tenement and A. Cover
h into n. F. Hutchinson's.
s Several of our citizens attended the
oyster supper for the benefit of the
Cong. church in Westfield and report
n an excellent supper and good time.
Several of our citizens attended
the musical entertainment at Troy on
}, Thursday. Mrs. Ernest Curtis was
0 the organist during the day and even
: ing-a deserved recognition of good
musical talent.
e Morgan.
% BERTHE Daggett is sick with rhuma
v tic fever.
,e Emerson Peavy has taken L. A
IS Brainard's place for one year.
t. The telephone man is here putting
in the instruments and completing
i the line.
h Newport
Eli Perkins lectures on Wednesda,
evening in the Opera House Hall.
If There will be an oyster supper a
Il the Baptist church Tuesday evening
,e The ladies of the Methodist churcl
are to furnish dinner for the tow
meeting at the vestry.
10 Horace Lawrence and wife are t.
h soon break up housekeeping ant
- board at the Cottage hotel.
r. The Bellevue House changes pro
tn prietors this week, Jerry Drew of st
., Johnsbury, coming into possession
st again.
n A Mrs. Cochran has rented th
as Holt house and intends to run
Mt boarding house.-Jake Hopkins fror
e, Cabot has rented house on Pros
he pect st.
ly Newport Center.
ST Addie Glines has returned to Low
d. ell, Mass.
n Amos Chamberlain has returned
he bringing with him bride.
q. J. H. M. Cochran has hired
house at Newport and will move i
ne about two weeks.
There will be donation at Henri
I'D Smiths, March 4th, for the benef
of Rev. Reynolds.
v. South Troy.
g II. l.. Martin is going to build
ell large barn.
The singing school concert wa
NIL largely attended.
nd e. L. Collins is in critical cond
ny ton from bleeding at the nose.
it Prince & Burke have been awarde
5000 insurance on stock and tools.
at T. j. Beedle is getting out lumbt
of preparatory to building a house an
lg, barn in the spring.
nd North Troy.
ay frankie, the two years old son {
ms Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ramsdell, ws
in the victim of a distressing and fat
&c. accident Monday evening. Viii
OK playing around in the kitchen he fe
be backward into pail of hot waite
that had just been dipped from re-
ervoir. 1t seemed that twinklins
his only, elapsed before he was release
Z, from his distressing situation, yet s
ich thoroughly had the cruel elemel
nd done it's dreadful work that the lit
sufferer sank rapidly, and peaceful
passed away the following evening.
10 WestfeId.
D Gary Edmunds has returned fro
Glen Sutton and moved on to b
farm.