Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-01-26

| Remember the lecture ana supper Tues
day evening, Jan. 27. Don't fail to come
as good time is expected.
Harry Waite and wife (Annie Taylor
were called here from Attleboro Falls,
Mass, by the sudden illness which re.
suited in the death of Ira G. Taylor.
This community was again startled to
learn last Monday morning, JAN 10, that
Ira G. Taylor had had another shock of
paralysis. 1t occurred at a. IN. and he
was unconscious to the time of his death,
at 80 p m. on Tuesday. He had a
shock about year ago, but rallied and
has been able to be about and do business.
He leaves a wife and seven children to
mourn the loss Of one of the kindest of
husbands and fathers. Mr.. Taylor has
been lifelong Methodist and has taken
an active part in church affairs wherever
he has lived. He has held town Office
nearly every year since he has lived here,
and has enjoyed the acquaintance of
| large circle of friends, who will miss the
kindly smile and warm hand clasp OF him
who has preceded them to the better land.
Newport.
The Frost veneer mill Co. will not stop
operations as has been reported.
c. E. Grandy has speciality in one
horse engines which he is now building.
Mr. Ranney will put one into his job
ing office soon.
NewpOrC Center.
bor 11,in ho L
church each p. m. and evening of this
week. Help from neighboring pastors
will be rendered.
TROY
E. F. Kendall has moved into j. p.
Martins house.
E. A. Wakeman has closed his labors
as foreman in Atkins mill.
North Troy.
F. w. Rand returned to Denver this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Harris attended the
musical convention at Newport last week.
Col H. F. Brigham of Gov Pages staff
and Mr.. Frank Beals of Minneapolis are
guests at the Frontier House.
The Congregationalist Society have en-
gagged Rev. Francis Parker of Enfield, n.
H., to supply the pulpit for an indefinite
time.
The town clerk requests the district
clerks of the town of Troy to call for
blanks and make returns of births and
deaths before February l.
On,
ted Edward Tapley to the House of Cor
recton. Tapley was brought before JUS
tice Chandler Bailey and fined for being
intoxicated also sentenced to the work
house for term; this being his third Of
fence.
The County Teachers Association of
Orleans will be held here January 31st. |
Words of welcome will be spoken by |
Principal G.. Putney. Many prominent |
teachers in the county are to take part in
the programme. Free entertainment will |
be furnished to any desiring such by ad- |
dressing Miss Eta Hadlock, North Troy. |
WeStHeId.
Mrs. Lucinda Burba was 50 years of
age Tuesday, Jan. 10.
Elan Kendall has moved from w. w. |
Woods farm to Troy.
Mrs. Homer Walker is quite ill.-E. II.
Miller is sick.-Katie Gilbert has felon
on her finger.
Guy Farman has been having the
mumps which obliged him to give a short
vacation to the school which he is teach
ing.
The Cong. church have changed the
time of holding their weekly prayer
meeting from Wednesday to Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Ben Sisco of Richford has been
visiting at her fathers, Orson Stones.
She returned home last week her mother
accompanying her.
News has been received, announcing
the death of Mrs. Basha Noble in Shell
don. Mrs Noble was a slater of Mrs.
Lucy Winslow and Mrs. Phoebe Smith of
this town.
The pupils of the village school have
formed a debating society, choosing for
their president, Pliny Wright; vice pres.
Albert Farman; sec Ada Brown; treas,
Homer Hitchcock. Once in two weeks
on Fridays the last half of the afternoon
session of the school is to be given to the
society.
eStInOH.e.
Mrs. L. N. Nutting is visiting her
daughter at Derby.
Mrs E. w. Miller has rented her farm
to Mr.. Bullock of Albany who has Ia
ken possession.
The donation at H. II. Gilman's for the
benefit of Rev. G. II. Gray, was adjourned
from Thursday till Saturday on account
of the weather. 1t was well attended
and enjoyed by all.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East HardNVick.
Dea. Brown is sick.
Myrtle Field has the measles.
Thursdays rain settled the snow very
much.
Mrs. j. w. Campbell is on the sick list
but is a little better.
Mrs. A. c. Harvey of st. Johnsbury is
visiting friends here.
George King and wife have been to
Littleton, N. H., visiting his sister.
j. j. Campbell is preparing to build
wood shed to his tenement house in Hard
wick village.
The measles are in the centre school to
such an extent that only ~ scholars out
of Sc are able to attend school. I
Sh effIeId. {
Ed. Richardson has rented rooms in /
Baxter Pratt's house.
Mrs. Mcclure has been stopping few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Jenness.
George Sherburne is gainng.-Harley
Davis who has been on the sick list for
a number of days is gaining slowly.
Henry Whitney has been at home for
a few days.-Mrs. Laban Bradley has