Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-12-31

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: the pi p5mme: Wednesday, January I'd,
10 a. M, Address of Welcome; 10 80,
What Shall We Raise on our Farms? by
. Rollin C. Smith of Pittsford; II so, Dis
cusson. Afternoon o'clock Stock
Feeding, by H. c. Cleveland of Coventry ;
, 80, Discussion; O'Clock, The Dairy
by Homer W. Vail of Pomfret; 3 80, Dis
cussion; Evening" :O0 Music; 7;15,
: The Most Profitable Horse, by c. M. Win
slow of Brandon; SI5, Discussion.
Thursday-l0: 90 a. m, Removing Obsta-
cles, by William Chaplin of Middlesex !;
IL 100, Discussion Afternoon - 2 100,
Fruits and Vegetables, by c. W. Minott
of the VT. Experiment Station: 3 100, Dis
cussion. Evening" 100, Music; Z 10,
Facts for Farmers, by M. w. Davis of
Westminster. All meetings free. The
ladies are especially invited to be present
at all sessions, All present are urged to
join in the discussions W.W.COoKE,
Sec. of Board.
Crafts DuH.V.
Joseph Wylie is in town visiting his
brother and friends. He is from Illinois.
Frank Bemis returns to Newport
The college boys go back to Burlington
this week.
Geo. Howard and James Leavitt have
/. gone to market to buy stock of goods
). zSAe new store.
J. A. Pearson tie dentist, will be
Dr.9E Q. Bemis' office Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
S. L. Leavitt moves to the mills to
care for his interests there and James
Leavitt moves to the village to run the
new store.
Frank Smith fell upon the ice a few
days since and suffered the fracture of a
hip and other injuries from which he
died on Thursday last.
Horace Rayson has sold out his resi-
dence in the village to Henry Miller for
| 1900, and has bought the J. G. Allen
house, paying $1,000 for the same.
J. Hidden and family left Lyndon last
Thursday for Vancouver, w. 7. Mr..
Sweat moves back into his old store at
Lyndonville ere long, after his sojourn to
this place and to Enosburgh.
Elmer Stratton of this town was mar
ried to Miss Bell Dawson of Hardwick on
Christmas day, Rev. DR.. Hubert per-
forming the ceremony. On Thursday |
evening a large number of friends met |
at the residence of the groom and bride |
and gave them a handsome reception. |
jOyable occasion all around.
The many friends of Rev. A. Scribner |
made him a valuable Christmas present, |
consisting of an overcoat costing $50.
$40 was raised for the enterprise and |
the remaining So was given to Mrs. |
Scribner as a Christmas present.
CARD.-Rev. A. Scribner and wife |
desire through the MONITOR to thank |
the friends for their valuable and COM
Portable present they received Tuesday |
eve, consisting of a $50 ovcrcoat and a
purse of money for Mrs. Scribner. May |
the Great giver richly remember them in
blessing. REV. A. SCRIBNER.
Mrs. SCRIBNER.
Sa1em-Derby.
Mrs. Charles B. West died at her home |
Dec. oath, after very short illness.
Daniel Spencer who had hand Sc
verely burned at the fire of Charles Will
lard's house is improving.
West Derby.
All J. White presented his wife an up
right piano at Christmas.
Mrs. Blanche Marston, widow of the !
late Charles Marston, was recently mar
ried in Iowa.
The F. B.church was filled to overflow
ing on Christmas eve. The exercises were
good and all passed off pleasantly.
w. S. Human ane family, who went to
California little over year ago, arrived |
in Springfield Mass, Dec. "a.
Mrs. Horace Hancock received news of
her mothers death Dec. 81. She was an
aged lady living in Belleville, Ont.
There will be New Years oyster sup
per at the Universaiist Chapel Friday
evening, Jan. I, to which all are cordially |
invited.
H. NJ. Bailey has moved from Elm st. .
to Newport.-Frank Judd has also moved
to Newport.-Mr. Goddard has moved
from Mr.. Hammond's tenement to Cana
da.
Horace Field is in very poor health
The Livingstone children, sick with can
kerrash, are better.-A little child living
in the Magoon family at Searles Mil, died
of diphtheria, Dec. "a.
There was Christmas tree at Edward
Sias' on Wednesday eve, Dec. 26, a large
family gathering and happy OCCASION
The singing and speaking by the children
at Universalist chapel on Christmas eve
was unusually fine and the gifts numer-
Gus and beautiful.
There was wedding at Mr.. Marshall
Lindsey's Monday, Dec. "a, at IL O'Clock
a. m, when her daughter Emma was
married to Harvey Lapier of Newport.
The couple started at once for Kansas
City, where they intend to locate. Good
wishes from many friends attend them
Glover.
Albert Abbott is moving from Barton
back to the home farm.
The Davis boys return to ST. Johnsbury
this week to attend school.
Rev. j. Edward Wright of Montpelier
will preach at the UniverSalist church
next Sunday at 10: 80 am.
Mrs. j. 2. Smith remains about the
same. DIR. Billiard of St. Johnsbury was
called here as counsel last week.
Harley J. Dwinell and wife are home
from Boston to spend the holidays.-A.
]. Bean is here for a visit, after an alb
sence OF ten years.
Some of our sheep breeders are honor
ed by offices in the Cottswod Sheep
Breeders Association; Frank Phillips is
vice president and II. M. Salmon on ex-
ecutive committee.
The horse trot on Daniels pond, be-
tween e. Stone and n. w. Drew, termin-