Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-09-29

[. Perelmutter of Warsaw, Poland, was
in town Wednesday on a brief visit. He
is son of a Jewish rabbi aud has been
in this country about five months. He
has renounced the faith of his fathers and
accepted the Christian religion and does
not dare to 20 home or let his father know
his whereabouts. He has been spending
the summer in Craftsbury
LyndonviIle-
A. NJ. Robbie has sold his house to John
C. Mccain. Possession given in three
weeks.
The Stearns Manufacturing Company
will begin active operations as soon as
they get lease of the grounds.
The railroad company contemplate
building new coal sheds and have pur
chased more land on which to enlarge
their works.
S. G. Mason returns to his work in
Washington soon. He is clerk in the
statistical division of the Interstate com
merce commission.
The veteran engineer, j. S. Wilson, and
his wife have gone on a Raymond excur-
sion through Virginia. His place on the
mail train is taken by George Shorey who
has been laid off three months on account
of inj uries received at Barton Landing.
SheilEeI
Mrs. L. S. Patterson and E. d. Atwood
from Pompanoosuc. II. NJ. Atwood of
r vndop Mrc Il T HamDhaII IF NamDort
William B. and SD. Atwood of Lyndon,
all children of Rev. M. Atwood and wife,
were at their fathers home in this place.
Sunday, Sept. IA They were drawn to-
together by the sickness of their mother
who has been very low with lung difficult
ty. The pleasure of the occasion was
only married by the sickness of their moth
err so dear to them ALL The wives of two
of the sons, three of their grandchildren
and Mrs. Lowell Bullock of Jericho, old
est sister of Mrs. Atwood, were in the
gathering. All the children were at
church to hear their father preach for the
first time in Is years. May they be per-
mitted to enjoy other reunions here and
final reunion at last in heaven.
East Burke
Rev. H. p. Gushing is little more COM
Portable.
The city visitors have nearly all left
here for their homes.
H. c. Lord has gone to Willoughby to
board for a while.
The widow Carpenter has rented Mrs.
Chase's house and moved in.
Rev. I. E. Smith of N. Y City preach
ed at the NJ. E. church last Sabbath.
1t is reported that the hotel and lumber
Parker will move to his farm.
Mrs. Hattie Phillips Goss has been very
sick the past week, but is a little more
comfortable at present.-Abner Rowland,
who was badly hurt last week, is still un-
able to be out.-Daniel ellison is able to
ride out Il short distance.
EAST HardNvick.
Carrie Goodrich teaches in Wheelock
Charlie, son of c. NJ. Bailey is expected
soon from Washington.
James Hyde of Stowe and Willie Hyde
from Washington are home on a visit.
Rev. E. II. Boynton of Boston occu-
pied the desk at the Cong. church the 2lst
inst, having been summoned to attend
the funeral of Willie Boyinton.
Willie, son of Rev. G. p. Boynton,
died of typhoid fever the Goth inst, aged
10. He was young man of much prom
Use, and was to have entered the UniveIs-
ity of Vt. last week
Ezekiel B. Hubbard of Newbury
has been on visit to the place of his
birth. He was born in u log house near
the residence of the writer, in 1910 He
removed from here in 1878 with his ia
Their. He was here 80 years ago,or more,
and has not been here since until now.
He is a wealthy farmer and well preserv-
ed for man of so years.