Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-30

UoCUlVo III NEW 4Orh, WHO Is WOrhlHS
up iewelry steal there. He thought
he might get a clew.
o. A. Silver's trade for the Sawyer
place, recently noted, has bursted land
he has moved into a house on the
Branch road and is engaged in the
lumber business.
Holland.
Hugh Flynn has moved on to the Jas.
Wild's place.
Gerry Heath will canvass Derby for
Kings Hand Book of the United States.
Robert Fletcher, nephew of Judge
Fletcher, is here from New York and
sick with the typhoid fever. DR.. Hin
man of Charleston is attending him.
Irasburgh.
Mr.. Beauclerk and Preston are
visiting in Boston.
Mrs. Leet has moved into Amos
Metcalf's tenement under the shop.
The masquerade Thursday evening
was largely attended and passed off
pleasantly, Notwithstanding it's many
horrible features.
Frank Lee has returned from Dakota,
where he has been since April. Frank
is satisfied that Vermont is not the
worst place in the world, after all.
DIR. and Mrs Branch went to Brook
Ign last week to visit their parents.
The doctor is home again, while Mrs.
Branch remains for a few weeks.
Stephen Sheperd is home from Troy,
NY, for few days. He has good sit
uation in the employ of the American
Bell Telephone Co., on long distance
lines.
Mark Drew, Preston Beauclerk, Ed
die Cotton and May Wheeler are home
from the fall term of school at Lyndon
Institute. We take pleasure in con-
graduating Miss May upon her success
in obtaining first prize in junior class
speaking.
Fellowship meeting, Decd, at Iras-
burgh Cong. church. The program is
as follows: At 10 a. M, Prayer for the
presence and guidance of the Holy
Spirit; 1O:45, discussion, "Christian
Conservation, What is it, and What
Should be it's Fruits? II: is, Mutual Re-
lations Between the Church and Other
Organizations for Christian Work; II,
Basket Lunch. Tea and coffee will be
provided. 100, p. M, Praise Service
2, The Practical Nature of the Chris
tian Religion; 2:30, Helps and Hin
ORANGES to Christian Life; 3, Doing lit
tie Things for Christ's Sake; $3.50, Re-
wards of Christian Faithfulness. Z
Preaching service. All are invited.
Morgan Center
Henry Pearsons is home on a vaca-
ton, from Caswell and French's.
A. j. Callzins raised this year from
less than six acres of land, six and
one half tons hay, thirty-five bushels
grain, ninety bushels potatoes, two
tons fodder corn, twelve bushels ears
of corn, eighty-five bushels carrots
two and onehalf bushels beets, five
and one-half bushels beans, two anC
one fourth bushels peas, two one horse
loads of pumpkins and sold three dol
lars worth of rhubarb.
Newport.
j. K. Huse is building barn.
: We are to have a reading club.
Merit Grandy was home Thanksgiv
ing day.-Mr. Vance has returned
from Mass.
G. p. Story was in Boston last weel
after fur coats and Christmas goods
Jerry Drew has rented the Mem
, phremagog House for a year, taking
possession Dec. 1.
l Samuel Bowley died Saturday, aftel
a severe illness of three weeks. He
leaves a great many friends to mourn
:, his death.
? Mr. Carl French of Barton Landinl
and Miss Annie Richmond of this plac,
: were married last Tuesday. They tool
7 a wedding trip to New York.
7 L. d. Miles has been quite sick witt
pneumonia, but is better.-David How
ard has been quite sick.-A. A. Earl
remains quite poorly, being confines
to the house.
Will Prouty had his right hand bad
ly cut on saw last Monday'-Ro.
q Young was hurt on the head by
board from a saw.-Mr. Dodd lost
+ foot by the cars and was otherwis
hurt Thursday.
e Newport Center.
Willie Page cut his foot recently.
n William Cutting has gone West t
reside.
7. Sydney Perkins is building an add
ton to his barn.
s Carlos Squires is very sick with ty
:. phoid pneumonia.
: Erastus Coolbeth has hired the Scot
:. place near Geo. Lanes and move
h there.
Donation in the G. A. r. hall fo
Rev A. Villas on the evening of Dec
= Oysters will be served. All are cor
" daily invited.
Geo. Ramsdell, who has been sic
v for long time and has become insane
n was taken to Brattleboro by j. G
@ Stickney recently.
# The railroad surveyors have been a
: work all this week, surveying betwee
;, this village and the summit and no'
: find route that will lessen the grad
to 43 feet to the mile and only increas
II the distance one mile between thi
f place and Newport. The road in a
: probability will be changed anothe
q year.
: Comrade John L. King, who ha
r been failing gradually from diseas
e contracted in the War of the Rebellio
died the 10Th, and his funeral was hel
at the Baptist church, Rev. A. Villa
/. officiating. He was a member of Alex
). ander Post and the Post attended in
q body, twenty eight being present q
e the service. He served in the wa
nearly four years in Co. F., 3 Reg't