Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-01-19
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1t is expected that a partnership will be
formed here for the manufacture of over
alls, frocks and shirts, a part of the Tuck
block being used for the purpose.
w. C. Holden, who ran a bakery here
last summer and went to Island Pond,
leaving a number of mourners, has left
there suddenly and gone to Boston, we
understand.
The village meeting to see about cleo
trio lighting was adjourned by those pres
ent before the man who came from Bos-
ton got there to give an estimate on cost.
Another meeting is called and it will be
discussed again.
Annie Richmond was on the sick list
last week. Her sister Ruth took her place
teaching the primary department.-Mrs.
r. V. Hall is still in a precarious condi-
ton of health.-Mrs. Henry Chamberlin
has returned from Burlington hospital
somewhat better.
North Troy.
Mr.. Fred w. Rand was in town last
week.
/. w. Elkins attended Stanley's lee
ture at st. Johnsbury, Tuesday evening.
Hollis Manuel died Wednesday night,
at the home of his son, aged 50 years.
The funeral was held in the Cong. church
Friday, Rev. Daniel Gregory of Danville,
P. O., officiating.
On Wednesday afternoon and evening,
Jan. 81, the Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church will give a sociable at the resi-
dence of Geo. G. May. A cordial invita-
ton is given to all.
A project is on foot here for John Lew
is, Parker and Hunt, and Geo. BuZzel
and some others to go to Maine and build
a large mill on timber land there and go
into a heavy lumber business of about
region at once and look over the lands
they have in view.
M. w. Farman's lecture Wednesday
evening was we'll attended considering
the storm which came on about that time.
Mr.. Farman held the closest attention of
his audience from the commencement to
end of his lecture. He is a pleasing speak
er and his genius and power commend
him to the admiration of any intelligent
audience.
WestfeId.
Addie Wright has gone to Derby to
work.
Ara6 PrOwn who hos haop cariauClu ;l
is some better.-Mrs. E. H. Hitchcock
was sick last week, but is getting better.
ID. E. Wright has contracted to build
the new Cong. parsonage. The house is
to be 80 X 26 and two story. There is
also to be an ell and a barn.
Mrs. Wood of West Sheford, p. O.,
and Mrs. join Hammond also from Can
ada have been here to see and care for
their sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Aseltine who
has been very sick but is now improving.
AFRO Aseltine spent a few days at his
home last week.
WeStHnOre.
Mrs. Chas. Cheney is sick.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Fox had the misfortune
last week to fall and break a rib.
Frank Lontine is hard sick with eyr-
sipelas.-Mr. Brown is quite feeble this
winter.
The Ladies' Aid will give "a social en-
tainment and oyster supper at Gilman's
Hotel, Thursday eve, Jan. 22. Proceeds
will go to support preaching. All invi-
ted.
Mill Brook school closed Jan. I6. Nell
lie Case of Barton, teacher. Those hav-
ing no marks during the term were
Dwight Cheney, Howard Foster and AL
bro Hunt. Leon Lyon missed no words.
CALEDONIA JOINTLY.
Hardwiclx-
Mrs. Sarah Chubb died at the resi-
dence of her son Monday morning at the
age of 100 years, 6 months and 10 days.
July =, 1890, her Tooth birthday was OBJ
served by the visits of a number of her
friends, at which time her memory was
quite clear and she repeated several bits
of poetry memorized by her when a young
girl.
EAST EEardWick.
Mrs. Davis is home from her visit to
So. Danville.
Ten tickets sold at this station for the
Stanley lecture.
Alice Keith and Eva Hunt have gone to
Johnson for a weeks visit.
VIM. Ellis is sick and his son Herbert is
with him from Peacham.
Stanley's Pullman car passed through
here for Burlington Thursday morning.
Erastus Howard is finely settled in the
Carter house, which he has lately purchas-
ed.
The churches observed the week Of
prayer and held occasional meetings the
following week.
Hugh Kingdom has been to his home
in Canada and returned with a friend of
his who has hired to II. Blake for a year.