Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-02-08

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H. Newland. r S.; Flora Church,
L. ). The lodge continues to pros
per.
Jay.
4. .. Sargent and wife are each
having light run of pneumonia.
Bert Wilson starts for Nashua, N. |
H., next week, where he has a job |
awaiting HIM.
H. e. Banister has purchased the
Colby Blair lot, and intends building
thereon in the spring.
A. r.. and L. H. Percy have sold
to the Dunn boys their timber land
consisting of 200 acres, for $500.
VIM. Case, while at work IN Paine's
mill, received blow from flying
board which knocked out several
teeth.
Donation for the benefit of Rev. j.
T. Buzzell Friday evening, Feb. 10Th.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Oysters will be served.
Mr.. Shufelt was called recently to
visit his mother in Durham, P. O.,
who was thought to be in a dying
condition, but was alive at last ac-
counts.
we'll.
| A. A. Aseltine has moved into his
new rooms over the store, and John
ny Worseley has moved in with Mrs.
Metcalf.
Mrs. N. Hutchinson, who has
been several days at the Mary Fetch
er hospital, Burlington, is much i'm
proved.
The farmers of Lowell meet in the
town hall on Wednesday eve, Feb.
10, 10 consult about establishing a
creamery. All interested ale invited
to be present.
DR.. Hill, while on his way to visit
patient last Thursday, was discov-
cred leaning over in his sleigh insensi-
BILE. He was taken into house and
DR.. Gray sent for, and at this writ
ing anxiety is felt as to his recovery.
There will be musical convention
under the leadership of Prof. A. R.
Cowles, in Lowell, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Feb. 8, and 10. Singers
and musicians are invited TO attend.
Entertainment free. Tickets, full
course so cents; rehearsals 10 cents;
concert Wednesday eve; 20 cents.
Rev. Matthew A. Gates of Barton
Landing, is to lecture in the Cong.
church Feb. 18th, commencing at
o'clock, p. m. Subject. ''Ireland,
past andspresent." We expect to get
much valuable information concern
ing that unhappy country. Mo admis-
sion fee, but collection for the
benefit of the Ladies' Aid Society.
MorS an.
B. F. Moore has recently put a
safe in his store.
Rev. Mr.. Driver of Derby Centre,
has been engaged to preach here ev-
cry alternate Sabbath.
Horace Matthews has received a
pension of Sc per month, and back
pay amounting to nearly S1100.
An exhibition will be given at the
church by the young people, Friday
Feb. II, for the purpose of raising
funds to purchase library.
Morgan Center.
j. A. Gray has sold one of his
Portable Engines to 0. I. Kilby of
Newport Centre.
The Sabbath school concert at the
church last Sunday evening was the
best they have had here for years.
The donation party given Thurs
day evening, for the benefit of Rev.
} j. f. FaTrow, was grand success,
both in a financial and social point.
The net receipts were nearly $40. A
poem for the occasion was composed
and read by Rev. j. f. Farrows.
which was excellent. Special men
ton should be made of Mr.. j. A.
Gray for his valuable assistance.
Newport.
DR.. Gaines and wife have gone to
New Hampshire on visit.
F John L. Edwards had the honor of
! making the first plea in the new
Court House.
, One case has been tried that of
Bloomington VS.. Wilson about taxes.
Verdict for town.
Miss Cora Pope has so far recov-
cred from diphtheria as to be able to
: 60 out on the veranda,
On account of cases not being
ready, court was adjourned Friday
: a. m. until to-day.
A new bakery is to be started in
Drew's block, and is 10 be called the
Memphremagog Bakery.
Sherman & West are about to put
in a good stock of iron. A good
place to buy flour and corn.
One of the Newport jurymen went
to Irasburgh to attend court last
Tuesday, but when he got there he
was informed the court was at New
port. Hard for Newport to give up
the old county seat.
Newport Center.
Seymour Trowbridge is quite sick,
Olin Kilby is TO build a shingle mill
3 near Baxter ROWman's.