Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-05-03

and some of our leading citizens are
taking a stand on the side of the
Lord. Mr. Mills is persuaded to re-
main till Wednesday morning and
hold meetings this evening, with
special services for young men, and
Tuesday afternoon and evening. We
hope all our people will avail them
selves of the opportunity to enjoy the
blessings of the meetings, and to
profit by the spiritual influences that
are so widely felt.
ALBANY.
Leonard II. Robbins has rented
the Jonathan Blasdell farm for one
year.
Helen Vance is teaching her thlrd
term of school in this village, giving
good satisfaction.
DR.. Campbell is spending few
days in Burlington attending course
of lectures, given by noted profess
or from New York. He will return
on Friday.
w. X. Annis, Sen, has had three
runs of rheumatic fever since Jan.
and has suffered terribly. At pres
ent he is getting on to his feet, and
1t is hoped he will be able to get out
of doors soon.
AT the recent election of officers
at Black River Lodge, G.. T., j. B.
Rogers was chosen w. G. T., Mrs.
Flora E. Brown, Worthy Vice and
Fred N. Tenney, secretary. The
lodge is in a fourishing condition.
Barton Ian ding.
d. w. Hildreth is repainting his
drug store.
Isn't it about time to wake up and
repair streets and sidewalks!
A. r. Cowles has hired Mr.. Har.
vey of Troy to help sell and deliver
musical instruments.
w. H. Foster thinks it is not his
new barn he is repairing, but his ole
house. His barn is the best in Iras
burgh.
There was pleasant reception a
DR.. j. F. Wright's last Tuesday ev
ening, with congratulations of friends
and many wishes for felicity in tn
new hymenial relations.
H. M. Whipple, who bought GU
S. A. Peck, made his bow to tn
public Saturday, having at that tim
co mmenced business here. He seem
to have the right "rlng" to him, ant
will doubtless do good business.
BrONvninStOn
Prayer meeting at A. w. Seavey'
next Thursday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Young are boarding.
at Horace Brewster's. Mrs. Youn
is quite sick.
Miss Carrie E. Day returned t
Wheelock last week. She has bee
engaged to teach at Greensbor
Bend.
Minnie Smith teaches the school
Dist. No. l, which commences Ma
10; Matte Trip teaches in the cas-
part of the town.
Rev. L. Dodd closed his thre
years ministry in this place Sunday
Apr. 20. He is an efficient worke
: and we look for an abundant harves
from his faithful sowing of the pr,
cious seed. May success ever atten
him.
EvanSVille.
Frank Hunt will run a meat car
The hop-yards in this vicinity sho
7 the roots to have wintcred we'll.
The item in recent issue to IL
effect that j. B. Eddy was slowly II
covering was mistake he is sever
ly ill, as we hear.
Annie Fay teaches the villae
school. A set of good outline maj
and charts have been purchased fc
the scbool-house.
L East Charleston.
: William Hinton has sheep tn.
has brought six lambs in less ths
. one year.
) G. J.Morse has sold his place at Eel
Pond to Mr.Blodgett of north Stra
: ford, NH.
Samuel Moody has received a PEE
I sion of $24 per. month and back p.
y to the amount of $1,000.
William Eames has moved fro
A d Piper's house to Mrs. Buck
house-Frank Lewey has moved in
the M M Melvin house.
West Charleston.
5. Winslow has gone TO Montre
to buy some horses.
Lorenzo Farr suffered the loss of
finger and the wounding of anoth
- by circular saw.
9 Gertie Hildreth has opened dres
= makers shop in the same buildi
h where Hattie Bennett has her mill
>, cry shop.
h Isaac Human and wife will 90
Newport and work in the Bellev
:, House; Ora Ferrin will work for
Huse this season.
D. Emma Fairchilds of Derby, a
or Miss Bennett of this village tea
\. the village schools, which CONNER
er May 10. Mary McDermaid teacl
d. in the Plunkett district, and E
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