Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-04-06

G. u. w nlGe 5 sugar mouse was destroy
ed by fire Thursday, Mar. &c.
William Alger is school committee in
the village district. Norman Carron is
committee in district No. l.
S. S. Bartlett has rented a large farm
in Haverhill, N. H., and will move to that
place at once.
Some repairs will soon be made on the
church at the Centre, over 500 having
been already raised for that purpose.
John S. Robinson, formerly a resident
of this town, died of apoplexy in Orting,
Wash, Mar. IS, aged 50 years. Mr.. Rob
inson was born in this town and is pleas
antly remembered by many. He enlisted
in Co. D., 9th Rgt, VT, Vols, in Sept.
1861. He was severely wounded within
the next year and discharged from the
service in Oct '62 Drifting west he made
his home in Washington State. He was
a carpenter by trade and well spoken of
by the local papers. He leaves wife and
five small daughters.
Evansville
At the quarterly meeting Mar. 30, there
were three persons baptized
Harris Alexander was chosen commit
tee at the recent school meeting. Voted
to maintain three terms of ten weeks
each the ensuing year.
Harvey Foster has purchased a band
saw for cutting off his hard wood timber
for bobbins. 1t is great Improvement
over the ''lazy saw" arrangement. A fro
zen birch log 20 inches in diameter was
cut off in Is seconds.
East Charleston.
At the school meeting it was voted to
have thirty weeks of school. The old
officers were reelected.
One day recently the shingle mill in the
village was discovered to be on fire, but
it was put out in time to save a big con-
fagration.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
G. B. Stoddard next Thursday, p. M,
Apr. 9. cordial invitation is extended
to all. Gentlemen invited to tea.
Mrs. S. c.. Streeter went last week to
St. Johnsburv to spend few days with
her sister Mrs. o. A. Cate. Mr.. Cate is
very low and can not long survive.
A. j. Lang has recently been to Lowell,
Mass, with carload of potatoes of his
own raising. We understand that his
saw mill started last week.
Mr.. Charles Morse and wife of Lowell,
Mass, have been in town for few days
visiting her mother, Mrs Mary Young,
and other relatives and friends. Mrs.
Young is very feeble.
w est Charleston.
Rev. L. j Wheeler remains with the
F. Baptist church the coming year.
Mrs. Sarah L. Church from Bolton, Vt,
who has been spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. James Allen, died
Apr. LIST.
Bowers Church and wife from Boston,
Mass, are visiting relatives.-G. G. Kel-
ogg from Florence, Mass, was in town
James Bennett son of E. o.
Bennett is here from Oregon.
At the annual schoolmeeting Tuesday
evening, the old board of officers were
e-elected H. Campbell committee; E.
]. Bruce, treasurer; O. F. Alton, clerk
and collector. Voted to have thirty weeks
school during the year.
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school taught by T. L. Harley closed
Apr. >. Mr.. Harley returns to his col
ege work in Dartmouth. Miss Cobb.
teacher in the primary department went
back into her school last Monday, but
found so many of her pupils sick with
the measles thaC she thought pest 10 close
the school.
Coventry.
George Stevens has moved back to
DERBY.
Three persons were baptized at the NJ.
E. church Yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Harlow preached in the Cong.
church yesterday on trial.
Geo Tower and family Leslie PheIns
and wife and Mrs Kaalar have haan in
town of late visiting.
Mr. T.pohor+ hoe povod 70 Newnort
Nichols has oore to Tnsxyicb
Mass to work
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sermon at the Cong. church on the Goth
ult.
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orondfa+bar Mr. Ira Sessions
DP GRAY and T g Williams
were chosen committee: 7. p. Wheelock.
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pelier seminary and will remain here I'M
til conference. when he will take work as
q nreacber.
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HancOck's claim. He was IN the Indian
War so years ago.
Peleg r. Kendall. who recently died in