Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-06-09

of age should recover from amputation.
It is with regret that the people of thi
place say goodbye to Deacon A. X. Dru-
ry and wife, who go this week to North
ampton, Mass, to live with their sons.
For 20 years Mr.. Drury had been a dea-
con of this Congregational church, and in
the "a years he has lived among us there
have been 100 additions to the church, SO
by profession, 81 by letter. II have died /;
81 have been dismissed.
TI.:sSbur=h.
Mrs. S. II. Lee has been engaged to
cook at the Union House, Lyndonville,
this summer at one dollar per day.
The H. T. C's. will have Toe Social at
Jessie Coltons, Wednesday evening, June
Is. Strawberries and cream will be serv-
ed.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. e.
church will hold it's annual meeting at
the parsonage on Friday next. Picnic
supper. A general attendance is solicited.
The band boys expect their new uni
forms for July 4th. They will give
rosette party at court house hall ,Wednes
day eve, June 18th, when ice cream will
be furnished by the H. T. Cs. About the
Goth inst they will, assisted by the Bar
ton Landing band, give musical enter
tainment
Lowell.
"Cleanliness is next to Goodness with
Irwin, and hence the smell of suds about
the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean recently visited at
t. B. Cowan's.-Mrs. Greenwood of
Mass. is visiting at her fathers.
NJ org an.
James Moore began his duties as census
enumeration for Morgan last Monday.
Fishing in the lake has been very good
the past week. Many people from out
of the town and state have been improv-
ingit.
| Persons Bartlett, from Milford, n. H.,
formerly of this place, is here visiting
A. NJ. Gray has relatives from Bellows
Falls visiting him.
Newport.
The new Cong. church will be dedica-
ted June II.
Children's Day exercises at the NJ. E.
church last Sunday evening.
Theo. Grout has returned from Texas
where he has spent the winter.
A. p. Cobb has closed his work at
Sherman & Brady's and is clerking for
Mr.. Foster in the clothing store. 1t is
| 81, Co. OP+ ~,
ing Store is to go on to the Lady of the
Lake for the season as purser.
NewpOrtCenter.
Memorial Day services were the most
interesting ever held here, and the at
tendance the largest. Hon. L. H. Thomp-
sons address was eloquent and instruc-
tive. The choir sang several pieces in
an excellent manner and the martial mu-
sic by drum corps was good. 1t was
lovely day and all the exercises were nice
ly carried out.
The annual reunion of Company E, 9th
Regiment, Vt. Vols, will be held at New
port Center, Thursday, June 26th, in G.
A. r. hall. The comrades here, in con-
nection with the Post, and the Alexander
Womans Relief Corps will furnish meals
free in dining hall. All comrades and
their families are earnestly invited to
come and have good time.
Morgan Center
Mr.. Albert Goodsell is in dying con-
dition; the doctors having given him up.
VIM. Scribner is building large barn.
Russell Moulton of Holland is doing the
work.
Samuel and Joseph Wark have con-
tracted to draw Gray & Gilmore's lumber
this summer.
Our village has been thronged with
visitors the past week who are fishing.
Among the number were j. X. Atwood
DIR. w. A. Thomas, A. j. Gilmore and
wife of Lisbon, n. H., DIR. A. S. Wrisley,
county supervisor Stone, and Mr.. Bryant
of Waterbury. Mr.. Atwood took home
so lbs. of fish as the result of one days
fishing. DR.. Wrisley seems to be as
we'll adapted to fishing as he is at pulling
teeth; he took home los fish, many of
them weighing from four to eight lbs.
each, and the last and largest fish caught
weighed nineteen lbs.
North Troy.
At this writing, Mrs. Henry Harris re-
mains in a very critical condition.
VIM. H. Richardson of Springfield,
Mass, has been in town looking after his
financial interests hereabouts.
A boy named Mcclure was badly injur-
ed Thursday morning at Mays bobbin
: factory, several of his fingers being cut
off.
The fight in this town bids fair for a
warm one between Grout and Hooker,
/, with probabilities that Grout will get the
delegates.
WeStGeld.
Mrs. w. d. Miller is gaining slowly.
John Carrow has bought lot of tim
bered land of Frank Wright.
Mrs. Cyrus Carey, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Elisha Ryder,
has returned to Ashland, N. H.
The young people of the M. E. church
, are to organize an Epworth League next
) week. lie Vi the w 6SGH6lO M.
5 E. church hold ladies' prayer meeting
every Friday afternoon.
Monday evening, June 2, the Hazen
t Post, G. A. R., held their meeting in this
place; also the Woman's Relief Corps,
which was recently Organized at Lowell.
Three new members were added to Re-
t lief Corps.
The Y. p. S. C. E. and young people of
! this place were invited to the M. E.
parsonage for social visit last Tuesday
! evening. A large company accepted the
! invitation and very enjoyable time was
G passed by them.
e w. H. Richardson is in town.-Mrs.
: Stanhope of West Berkshire is visiting
: her Daughter, Mrs Homer Walker.-Mrs.
/ t. j. Boynton and daughter of Montpe-
q lier are visiting relatives here.-Winnie
). Ryder is home from Burlington.