Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-01-19

: IHe w. IL, u. meeting IOr THIS mOuGH IL
to be held Thursday evening at 6 o'clock,
sharp, at the usual place. The i~nstalla-
ton of officers will take place at this
meeting.
Public installation of officers of Mason
Post on the evening of Jan. 22d, at Cong
church. There will be music, speeches
and a general good time. All are cordial
; ly invited.
The people of So. Glover recently sent
Rev. John Forrest of So. Barton a dona-
ton of $27 for services rendered last
summer as preacher. His labors were
very acceptable.
The fifth lecture of the w. R. c.. series
will be given Friday evening by James
Kay Applebee of Boston, one of the best
platform speakers in New England. Those
who hear him will be sure of a rare enter
tainment.
Lasts twice as long as cheap soap for
laundry use-Brussels.
West Glover.
Mrs. Fannie Standish is at Barton Wis
iting her son, Sam Standish.
Mrs. H. Cutler, who has been sick the
past few weeks, is now improving.
Sid E. Spofford, who is in the employ
of Stickney & Co. of Woodsville, N. H,
as clerk, is at c.. J.. Barker's, having Il
siege with the measles.
The Meadow Brook Creamery is pay
ing it's patrons "a cents per pound for
butter during the month Of Jan. and
hopes to hold that price for Feb. and
Mar.
Greensboro.
The youngest child OF Andrew Drown
died Friday, Jan. s, of pneumonia Group.
David Wiley and Lizzie Taylor were
married Christmas at the brides fathers.
They nave the best wishes of their many
friends.
Duncan MrFarlane, Sr., fell from a hay
now some six weeks ago and hurt his
right side, and is unable to be out as yet.
Mrs. Alonzo Taplin is sick with rheu-
matte fever.
IraSbur2fl.
Try again, girls-the more the merrIer.
The insurance agents were here on Fri
day.
Frank Buchanan sold his Jersey COW to
Mr.. Hibbard of Newport for $53.
Luke Loverin is rigging his sugar place
with 1000 new buckets and a large evap-
orator.
G. F. Machie and 10. Simino nave fin
ished their work on the Mountain for Mr..
Clough.
Grace and Roy Phillips gave a party to
their little friends on Wednesday eve, and
a very pleasant time it was.
Regular Communication Center Lodge,
No. 81, F. and A. NJ, Tuesday evening,
Jan. 20. Work on third degree.
Mrs. William Bennett visits in Canada
Amos Wilcox from Dakota visits his
brother, AFRO. He expects to go to Cali
fornia when he returns.
Supervisor Stone visited the schools
last week and will give a lecture on edu-
cation this (MondaY) evening, He well
deserves a good audience.
Solomon Clough is i'll with neuralgia.
Mrs. L. Holbrook is no better.-Austin
Page is on the sick list.-Mrs. John Ord
remains about as heretofore.
The cheese money has come. 1t turns
out by computation that it required a lit
tie less than ten pounds of milk for one
pound or cheese. Figuring on this ba-
sis the price for cheese was about the
same as 10 cents a pound for butter.
Ira Drew goes to Farnham, p. G., to
buy a couple of loads of potatoes. Geo.
Norton shipped two car loads from Stan
stead way and went down with them
acknowledgements Taplin went to Conn.
with another load of cattle last week
Geo. X. Hill shipped three car loads of
hay last week.
Jay.
E. X. Hunt has been quite sick with
pneumonia, but is improving.
The donation for Rev. r. H. Carey was
quite well attended. The receipts were
about twenty dollars.
The officers for the Baptist Sunday
school, chosen for the year 1891, are as
follows: superintendent, r. d. Wake
man; assistant superintendent, C. NJ.
Chamberlin; secretary and treasurer, j.
E. Chase; chorister, II. d. Chamberlin;
organist, Miss d. NJ. Chamberlin.
Lowell.
Allie Dodge is home again.
A Mr.. Hemenway has moved into the
Campbell house and Mr.. Sargent into the
Farman house.
Frank Lumbra was quite severely in
Jured in the tub shop, Jan. 15.-Buzzell
Taylor lost a finger while fooling with a
hatcher.
F. W. Jones and M. L. Gilman have
formed a partnership and will put tub
machinery into the sash and door shop
c. B. Harding is putting a new boiler and
engine into the tub shop, Geo. w. Buzz
zell of Barton furnishing machinery. 1t is
a fine looking outfit and we bespeak sue
cess to Mr.. Harding in his enterprise.
Nj OrSan.
Willard I. Litchield died Thursday at
8 p. m. He was a young man whom ev-
cry one liked and leaves many friends who
CAOChO hluNh ~ hP0OhJ w his III
j. M. Jocelyn will give a lecture,
"Come to the Rescue" at the church,
Tuesday evening, Jan. 81, after which a
hulled corn supper will be given in the
vestry. The proceeds of the entertain
ment will be for the benefit of the church.
All come and bring your friends.
Morgan Center.
There will be a donation visit and sup
per Tuesday evening, Jan. 20 at the res
idence of A. j. Calkins for the benefit of
Rev. James f. Gray.
Newport.
J. c.. Dawson and wife are home again.
Frank Scott of Nashua, N. H., is here
visiting.
B. F. Moore and VIM. Tuck have been
in Boston the past week.
Fred Thrasher's wife is quite sick with
Inflammation of the bowels.