Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-12-13
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Mrs. H. E. Robinson is quite fee

Mrs. H. E. Robinson is quite fee
BILE.
Rufus Green has sold his farm to
Will Hayward, and hired out on the
poor farm In Charleston.
Mrs. E. w. Miller is able to walk
across the room, after being contn-
ed to her bed two years.
and father, the church one of its
most substantial supporters and the
circle of friends that mourn his loss is
the entire county.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The Boston & Lowell will during the |
winter run every week a warm car for
the transportation of fruit. For points |
on the Passumpsic, the car will leave
Boston Thursday afternoon and for the
Lake road the car will leave Boston
Wednesday evening and reach Hyde Park
| Thursday evening.
| West Burke.
The community are sad to learn of the
| death of Ora w. Alexander. He had
lived in this village about two years,
was member of the Good Templars'
Lodge, and a very fine young man.
The young people will present the
drama ''Under The Laurels,' to conclude
with very laughable farce
entitled 'sThe Black Statue" in the Uni
versalist vestry, Dec. 18th. Come one
and all.
East Hardvick.
Ed. Reed of Hardwick teaches at the
Hazen Road Dist.
All the younger children have the
whooping cough, consequently the pri-
mary school in the village is very small.
Rev. Wheeler, pastor of the Baptist
church has resigned, to take effect Jan. L.
John Stevens has bought the Mcneil
house at the Street for $500.
C. J. Bell and wife have been at the
state Grange at South Royalton.
Mrs. Geo. A. Goodrich is sick; Dea.
Stevens is holding his own for week
or two.
Charlie Fields is at Carftsbury at
school for the winter.
Hardwick.
Small & Meyers have closed up their
auction business and departed
Mr.. Walter Dutton and wife have left
the hotel and are boarding at Mr.. Places.
Miss Alma Aiken, sister of Hon. D.
w. Aiken, died Dec. 1st of pneumonia
after brief illness, aged SO years. Miss
Aiken was the eldest daughter of the
late Rev. Solomon Aiken of Dracut.
} donation will be held on Tuesday
!, evening, Dec. 18th, at the M. E. church
for the benefit of the pastor, Rev. Mr.
Brigham. All are cordially invited to
) to attend.
At the annual meeting of Ellsworth
Post, No. %, G. A. R., Saturday evening
Dec. 4th, the following officers were
/ elected for the year ensuing: Comman-
der, George w. Bridgman; senior vice
. commander, E. F. Dutton; junior vice
commander, Mark H. Warner; quarter
l master, Asahel Hall; surge on, w. w. Gift
ford; chaplain, John S. Drenan.
Sheffield.
Miss Emma Smelling goes to Bloomfield
to teach this winter.
We are to have a singing school under
the leadership of S. P. Pinney of Greens
: boro.
Miss Jettie Farr has new Wilcox &
White organ.
+ Cyril Williams has had a shock para
lying one side, and lies in very crit.
; cal condition.
sutton.
; Mr.. Cross and Mrs. Charles Dizzy from
5 Brldgewater, N. IL. are IN town.
' Frank Powers, son of Charlie Powers,
was buried on Dec. 9th.
The ladies of the Home Circle will give
4 a night-cap, antiquarian supper on Dec.
$ 18th, in the town hall. The public are
5 cordially invited, and a good time is an
, ticipated.
f WheelOck.
e Herbert Brooks has moved into Mrs
e Bullock'S house for the winter.
4 Quarterly meeting will be held Dec
r Goth. 1t is expected that the Presidin 9
e Elder will be present.
. Without peer tor distemper, loss of appetite
and general debility is Days Horse Powder
} 1t conquers collie at once, DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
1t is safe and sure. Try it. Price only 25 cents
Whether it comes from indigestion or nervous
ness, DR.. Bulbs Baltimore Pills always relieve
cure headache. Try them. Price Is cents,
Thyme less sweet than DrexPs Bell Cologne.