Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-01-05
Mrs. Walter Burnham has given nice

Mrs. Walter Burnham has given a nice
set of dishes for the NJ. +. parsonage
Rev. and Mrs Chase were remembered
by their people with very nice Christ.
mas gifts.
Arad Brown has suspended manual la
Dor for few days by reason Of kick
from COW.
The winter term of the village school
taught by Miss Elva Farman and Miss
Joslyn commences this week Monday,
Jan. 3.
The Epworth L, ague has invited the
Y. p. S. c. E. to hold union meetings
with them once a month and the invita-
ton has been accepted.
During the next three months Rev. l.
p. Chase will preach here aud at Lowell
on alternate Sundays. This arrange
ment has been made by reason of III
health.
At II recent meeting Of the Epworth
League new officers were chosen, viz:
Pres, Rev. l. p. Chase; LIST. vice pres,
Elgie Brown; 2nd vice pres, Carrie
Miller; ID vice pres, Lila Johnson;
sec, Mrs. IL. ID. Miller; treas Mrs. IL.
Burnham.
w <9=tnAOre.
Daniel Parin has quite Il supply of
butter tubs ready for sale.
Chas Atkins got both horses and sleds
into the lake recently, while drawing
logs.
Charles Cheney expects to start Mon
day for No. Carolina, on prospecting
tour.
Parties are drawing logs on the lake
shore to be run in the spring TO Elisha
Fosters mill, in ansville.-Charles
Allen has moved into the mill house, aud
is numbering off from Albert Lelands lot.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
Fred Miles, while working in the woods
last MONDAY came in contact with saw
and cut bad cash in his knee.
A.. l.. Aldrich and family are visiting
relatives and friends in Barnston p. q.
Justin Cobleigh, who has been IN poor
health for IA number of weeks is failing,
and doubts are entertained of his recov-
ery.-Mrs Ward Wheeler is quite sick
with consumption.
HardNVicl1.
Leroy Ford has returned from Worces-
,7ba ba bas fnt "a fa
weeks to care for his nephew, Eddie Reed,
who was seriously injured in the fall OF "A
staging upon which he was at work. Reed
was discharged from hospital treatment
and returned with Mr.. Ford TO West Con
cord to remain for time with his uncle,
DR.. George French.
Ellsworth post, G. A. r., elected the
following officers at its annual meeting,
held on Saturday, December 20; Com,
BE. Taylor of Walden senior vice Com,
w. S. Rich; junior vice commander, As
abel Hall; adjutant,M. X. Halls quarter
master, j. L. Kibbee; surgeon, +. G. Lit
tie; chaplain, f. ID. Dutton; oniccr-of-
the-day, o. b. Hall; oflicer-of the-guard,
Nathan Field; color-bearer, o. NJ. Mack.
sutton
Mrs. Nelson Dean who has been i'll for
long time is better.
sheffield
Mrs. Martin and Miss Ida Smith of
Troy are visiting at Charles Sisco's.
Jack Drown has large job this winter
! lr,,Io, f,.av, NNhaalooL- mann
tain to Greensboro Bend.
Nelson Wood who is attending medi-
cal school in Boston, ranks among the
very first in the examinations.
An infant son of George Newell died
| Dec. p, aged about two months. Mrs.
Newell remains very low and her recov-
I cry is very doubtful.
Louise Ferguson who went TO ST.
Johnsbury last fall TO live with her aunt
was married Christmas to George Leav-
lit formerly of this town.
The friends of william Walcott were
called to attend his funeral which was
/ held at his residence in Stannard last
| Friday. His death was caused by a tree
falling upon him, killing him instantly.
! WheeIOclk
Rev. J. c. Nelson's donation Melted
SOS.
James Ball and wife have gone to Wal
/ den to work.-Luthe r Cree has gone TO
! Georgia.
Mrs. NJ. Kelly is here from st. Johns
| bury.-E. f. Kelly is falling slowly
| Mrs Gilbert Gray is on the sick list.
II. p. King, the veteran newspaper
! agent who has been canvassing for the
! MONITOR, is home. He reports a very
! successful season for this paper.
Lasts twice as long as cheap soap for
/ laundry nsp-RrnSsplS.