Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-02-09

J. S. Young is getting out the lumber
for new store to take the place of the
one burned last fall.
WeStfieId.
Eleazer Miller has rented w. w. Woods
farm for one year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Demar and son of w.
Berkshire recently visited at Homer
! Walkers.
of the Y. p. S. c. E. at Portland last
week.
Miss Mary Root began an eight weeks
term of school in Lowell last week. This
is the second term which she has taught
this winter.
The trustees of the grammar school
held their annual meeting on Monday ev-
ening, Feb. 2. N. c. Hoyt was chosen
| moderator; o. S. Miller, Sec. Eugene
Miller, treasurer; A. G. Hitchcock, Wal
ter Burnham, E. H. Hitchcock, commit
tee.
I w eStn1
Warner Daniels has purchased Cham
[ pion sugar arch
The farmers and others are laying in
/ stock of ice from the lake.
S. M. Cole has bought Charles Cheney's
Interest in the bobbin business and will
start up the mill in a few days.
n CALEDONIA COUNTY.
L yndOnViIIe-
The Woman's Suffrage Convention was
well attended and of much interest. Law
yer Ballard of Burlington delivered the
CLOSING address which was interesting
and able. He pitched into the opponents
of the Suffrage idea with much energy.
The officers of the society are Willard
Chase, president; Laura Moore, secreta-
Sry; Mrs. A. ID. Chandler, treasurer. Mrs.
Chandler is one of the delegates to the
New England convention.
East gHard~viclx.
81 Charlie Brown of Manchester, n. H., is
m town.
81 Mark Warren, N. Field and Mrs. Stew
art attended the soldier conventions at
darlington last week.
Nv est Burke.
% S. G. Otis is getting out lumber for a
new barn to be built in the spring.
~ Mr.. Wendell Silsby, Mr.. and Mrs p. p.
sF0rter and Mrs. Carl Gilfllan went to
darlington last week to attend the an
snifal g. A. r. Convention.
The village schools closed Feb. g. The
higher department was taught by Miss
Kate Kenf1eld of Hyde Park. The prima-
~ by Miss Sadie Gaskell of this place.
Both are Normal school graduates and
have taught successful terms.
~ Harmony Lodge, No. 80 |. O. G. 7. at
their regular meeting held FEB. 2, install
s5ed the following officers for the ensuing
alarter. P. C. T., Mrs. Carrie Chase;
Y. IT,, Rev. p. N. Granger; S. j. T., Mrs.
j. a. Berry Sec, j. J. Sulloway; +. S.
Mrs. p n. Granger; Treas, Mrs. NJ. A.
uarney; Chap, Mrs. NJ. w. Smith; NJ,
Warren Hartwell; G Miss Cora Gilman;
Sen, Willis Smith; A. S, Geo. Otis;
D. M, Miss Alice Varney.
WheeIock.
90 Maud MatheWSon is seriously i'll.
The 'home talent" are preparing a dra
nj
Fred Day is going to st. Johnsbury to
work.
Il The pleasant occasion of the week was
kEae marriage of S. G.. Cree to Mrs. Carrie
"A. Harding, May happiness attend them.
Sh enieId.
Martin Miles has bought the John Top
kam place.
Mrs. Robert Gray has returned from
~ H.
: Rev. Mr.. Hedges and wife are visiting
their relatives in town.
e.IIorace Randall and wife from st. |
JohnsSGrJ have been visiting in town.
Charles Smelling, who has been work
ing in West Concord, had to give up shop |
work on account OF his health and has |
come home to John Paiges.
The sociable at the NJ. E. parsonage |
last Monday eve was a success and enjoy |
ed by all. The stewards of the M. Z. |
church hope to retain Mr.. Allen another
year.