Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-02-10

Chas Hutchins, and has rented her house.
Glover.
Mr.. Holmes of Albany has moved to his
new home.
The C. L. S. C, meets with Hannah
Mcclellan on Wednesday evening of this
week.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
meet next Sunday evening at O'Clock,
All invited to attend
Mr.. Smith in the employ of N. M,
Lewis lost child last week and several
other members Of his family are sick.
Next Sunday the pastor of the Univer-
salist church will preach on missions.
A collection in aid of the Japan mission
will be taken.
The ladies' Aid of the Congregational
church will meet in the vestry next We'd
nesday afternoon in the evening Rev. f.
Miller will deliver lecture, subject, ''The
Vaudois church.
A CARD wish to express through the
columns of the MONITOR my sincere thanks
teams and drew my wood pile into the yard
during my recent sickness. They may
de assured | shall not forget their kind
ness. May the Giver of every good gift
reward them. E. L. CLARK.
&reenSDOrO-
The commissioners on the John Simp-
son estate will meet at Mrs. Simpsons
on Friday, Feb. %.
1t will not be necessary to mention the
fact this week that Henry Miller has
bought the Howard place. ''Three times
and out"
Holland.
Mrs. Bliss of Boston, Mass, is in town
visiting her brotL er V. Goff.
D. L. Jenness's family have all had the
influenza and his wife is still sick with it.
Mrs. Percy Wheeler had a paralytic
shock recently.-Thomas Crosby who
had shock some days ago remains help
less and speeches..
The 4th quarterly meeting will be held
at the NJ. E. church next Sunday at 1870
a. m. All are cordially invited. Presid-
ing Elder Donaldson will be present.
Jay
Will Smith has moved into Harry
Vests house.
Mrs. Macomber from Sutton, P. O., has
been visiting her children here.
james Banister has bargained for En-
nest Wakeman's farm in Troy.
Frank Ariel is dangerously i'll with
pneumonia; his mother is sick with infiu-
enza.
Morgan Center
The winter term of school in Dist. No.
closed Saturday. Although there was
an unusual amount of sickness, the term
was a very profitable one.
Mr. f. C. O. Bush died Thursday morn
ing at his home, after an illness of two
weeks He leaves a widow and one
daughter for whom much sympathy is eX-
pressed.
Newport.
There were % births and 81 deaths in
the village district last year.
A hard wood floor has been laid in
Roots block. A great Improvement.
Emelia Blake and Nettie Batchelder
have gone to Lowell, Mass, to work.
Mrs. James K, Joslyn has been spend
ing a number of weeks visiting in Coati-
cook, ?. Q.
Ben Human has hired James Berry to
live on the Fogg farm and do his work
there.
O.Newcomb is expected back from Col
orado this week. He spent three days i'll
Chicago each way.
NJ. c. Grandy has started his veneer
mill again. there being now snow enough
to get stock of logs.
A. NJ. Annis, who has been at work for
II. S. Root, has got through and gone
back to his home in Albany.
The Sherman house on Second st. has
been rented to Mr.. Bigelow of George
vile, who Will move his family here.
A very large delegation of Coventry
anu pCOplC NCIC 1SoC
week in attendance at the court.
young man by the name of Brown
was badly hurt at the Miller & Grandy
mill last week by rolling logs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ide were in Cab
OF visiting last weeks. w. Keith and
wife are in Franklin county on visit.
The school building took fire last week
from a heated flue. The teachers sub
dued the panic with the children and put
out the fire.
The Lake House has changed hands
again. Mr.. Downing has sold out to A.
A. Brown of West Burke, who formerly
run the Albion at Sherbrooke.
w. D. Crane, Esq, is hard sick with
erysipelas. He had DR.. w. F. Temple
ton of Manchester in council and he con-
sidered his case critical.
The separate battalion of the state mi
litia has been joined to the rest of the
state troops, so that the Newport Rifles
have now become Co. L of the regular
regiment.
Frank Bemis, clerk in Homer Thrash
er's store, was called home recently by
the very dangerous illness of a brother at
his home in Craftsbury. His brother is
better but other members of the family are
i'll.
North Troy.
Asa TivinoStOne is sick
Rev. Mr.. Parker, of Enfield, N. H., has
has accepted call from the Congrega-
tional church in this place.
Horace Chaloner was badly injured
Wednesday, by being thrown from a sled
and stepped upon by the horses.
Mrs. R. D. Harding has gone to her
former home in n. H., for a short time;
her husband is at work in Boston.
Sylyanus Fullerton, of Potion, p. O.,
has been arrested and lodged in Sweets
burgh jail, for an assault upon Ed. Per-
kins of Mansonyille.
South Troy.
J. NJ. Brigham has moved into a part
of Mrs. Hogden's house.