Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-03-03


ParIin and Eugene Royce have returned
to Boston.-T. B. Pratt has gone to
Lowell, Mass, for Il visit.
Rev. c. W. Morse's donation netted
S33 68.
Village schools commence next Mon
day, Mr.. Miner and Miss Katie Pierce
teachers.
Rev. Mr. Andrews of Warren, Mass,
has supplied the desk at the Cong. church
the past two Sundays on trial.
There was large gathering of young
people at Geo. Goodenough's last Friday,
in honor of the birthday of his daughters
Bertha and Lillian.
Mrs. Alonzo Ware has moved back to
her old home.-Moody Kimball has NOV
ed on to the Burbank & Williams farm.
Geo. Gorham has moved into "a tenement
over Burbank & Williams store.
Ora ftSfbEsE'N
new sign at Libbey's hotel.
Greeley Simpson has returned to Mime
apolis.
Mrs. James Libbey is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs Lyon is very ill.-Judge Douglass
lies apparently at the point of death.
Academy School commences next We'd
nesday. Prof. Day spent part ofhis vaca-
ton in Burlington.
The village school closed success fully
last Friday, it being Miss Aliens sixth
term in this school.
j. P. Conner recently had an eye badly
hurt, if not destroyed, by piece of broken
nail flying from hammer.
S. B. Blodgett has been visiting friends
in town--Mrs S. Rand visits at Albany.
.Myra Gage is in town.
Willie, son of r. M. Smith, died of
in Worcester, Feb. II, and his
were brought here for burial. =
Silas Sawyer, an aged citizen, died Feb.
"a
Another pleasant event transporting at
this place was the marriage of George
Andrews of Hyde Park to Miss Emma
Miller of our village. The newly married
couple have the best wishes of the com
munity for their future happiness and
prosperity.
The installation of Rev. r. Noodle was
an important event in the church and
community Mr.. Noodle and his wife
are natives of this town, and though they
wandered away for time, they return, to
make, we trust, home with us for many
wears. The sermon by Rev. Mason Dut-
ton, another son of Craftsbury, was able
and specially appropriate to the occasion.
The presence of Rev. DR.. Hubert, Rev.
P. B. Fisk Rev. J. Boardman and Rev.
f. P. Phelps helped to make the occasion
q notable one.
Rev r. c.. Noodle was installed pastor
of the Congregational church here, Feb.
81. The moderator was Rev. ]. Boardman
of Barnet and the scribe Rev.F. B.Phelps
of Irasbugh, formerly of st. Johnsbury
East. The sermon was by Rev. j. NJ.
Dutton of Great Falls, n. III; installing
prayer. Rev. J. Boardman; charge, Rev.
DR.. G.. B. Hubert of East Hardwick
right hand of fellowship, Rev. 2. B. Fisk
of Morrisville; address to people, Rev. f.
B. Phelps The examination showed the
candidate to be firmly grounded in ortho-
doX doctrines.
The selectmen made a careful and de-
tailed report of the affairs of the town
which was printed at the MONITOR office,
and is in circulation. We condense few
penses of the town the pas year, 1892. ;
COST of rolling roads, $159.46; work on
and material for summer roads, $l0S0.52
support of the poor, $960.67 dog license
money, $500; expended on town farm
property for improvements, etc, about
$780, The personal property on the poor
farm is appraised at $1OO7.6O the cost OF
the centennial celebration was $501.70.
The total Indebtedness of the town is
S1O65 80.
Derby.
Dinner at the NJ. E. church vestry
town-meeting day.
Rev. w. C. Johnson has SO far regained
her health as to be able to return tc
Irasburgh.
The Y. P. S. C. E. convention here was
we'll attended, considering the weather
and was useful and interesting through
out.
The Sunday evening prayer meeting
services will be held as union meetings
alternately between the Cong and NJ. Z
churches.
Derby Line.
Mrs. Sheafe, Mrs. Haskell and Mrs. Jon
dro are on an excursion to Washington
West Derby.
Clark Boyrton, who has been very low
with consumption all winter, died the 26tl
inst, aged % years.
Miss Carrie Morey has gone to johnson
to attend Normal SCHOOLGIRLS. ALFRED
Rylander has gone to Lowell, Mass, tC
work.
At the last school meeting held Feb. 10
they voted to build an addition to the
school-hOuSe on the lot where it now
stands, large enough to accommodate al
pupils.
Mr.. F. A. Lee of Wayville, p. O., ha.
moved into Ed. Sias' house.-MoodY Kim
ball has moved to Coventry Towl'
has moved to G. E. Greene's tenement
Mr. Rabbit has moved to Leonard Field'
| house.
Glover.
Annual w. C. T. U. at Mrs. J. E. OWN
ellis Tuesday afternoon.
Chautauqua Circle at Mrs. G. S. Whit
ney's Wednesday evening.
R. E. French is home from Boston
E. B. Phillips and wife return to Little
ton to-day
Mrs. Lydia Chase who has been hare
sick with pneumonia is convalescing
Dr. Campbell of Albany has been treat
ing her.
Atkins Burroughs died yesterday. H
has been great sufferer for many months
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