Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-18


ness.
There are too many "grips" here TO
name. We hope to have passed the
worst oft.
30. Anair and Aney Dudley were
married on the 18th, inst, and cele-
brated by a dance at Salmon's hall in
the evening.
Richard Mcdowell, who died i'm
Wheeloclz on the 10th, was long resi-
dent of Stannard, and his remains
were brought here for burial.
Irasburgh.
Carl Story has advertised TO be i'm
Irasburgh this week with a lot of
clothing, cloaxs, sleigh robes, etc, for
sale.
John Edwards has his new house
completed, and the neighbors and
friends gave him "house warming"
last Thursday evening.
Wheeler & Locke have their second
special sale Of clothing, including la
dies garments, commencing to-day
and ending Jan. 30. They propose TO
make a big reduction of prices and
make it a great object TO the people
in that vicinity TO visit their store.
Lowell.
A new barber has opened shop at
Sawyer's hotel. 4 q
Mrs. Frank Sawyer is called to
Worcester, Mass, by the sickness Of
her daughter.
The Good Templars will give an
entertainment at the town hall, We'd
nesday evening, Jan. 20. Admission
and chicken pie 25cts.
Soon after daylight Jan. IA, the
tenement owned by Mr.. Chaffee, and
occupied by Mr.. Lucas, blacksmith,
and Mrs. Ostrout, was seen TO be on
fire. Hose from Silsby's mill was
coupled on but the pump was frozen,
and before it could be thawed out
the house was past saving. Most of
the goods were got out.
Morgan.
Rev. G.. S. Burnham and Rev. q.
Baker have been obliged to discon-
tinue their series of evening meet
ings on account of sickness and bad
weather.
Morgan Center
The sick are on the gain.
Joel Goodsell is home from Haver-
hill, Mass, visiting relatives.
The steam saw-mill commenced OPP
erations last week.
There was a public installation OF
the officers of Isaac Blake Post last
Wednesday.
Jerome Hudson of East Charleston
has finished pressing hay for J. A.
Gray, having pressed 80 tons.
There will be a box party ate. A. r..
hall next Thursday eve, Jan. 81. Each
lady will be expected to bring box
with lunch for two, and the gentleman
that buys the box will pay for IL and
eat the lunch with her. All are invit-
ed.
At the regular meeting of Isaac
Blake Post, the following officers were
installed: Joel o. Bailey, Com. Geo.
w. Bryant, S. W; Daniel G.. Brooks,
S. W; Marcus Jocelyn, adjutant; II.
G. Burroughs, quartermaster; Elisha
D. Moon, surgeon; w. I'll. Callings,
o. D.; Jas F. Gray, chaplain; j. Bry-
ant, o. c.; N. Piper, @. M. S.; VIM.
Elliott, S. M; n. Piper, color bearer.
Newport.
NJ. @. Grandy has gone TO Burling-
ton to do bookkeeping.
E. II. Browning has set up his bar
Der shop in the Lake House.
j. @. Moulton was i'm town this week,
called here by the death of his father.
The National Bank has declared
dividend of 3 per cent. payable Feb.
LIST.
f. Lane has at last secured the deed
of the land bought last fall of the r..
r. 90.
A. A. Earle has been able TO ride
out lately for the first time since last
October.
Fred Lothrop of Barton Landing is
clerxing for Lawrence q Lorrimer for
a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Root celebrate their
silver wedding on Tuesday eve. About
one hundred invitations are out.
Bert Prouty and wife have gone 60
Bermuda again with the hope that
his health may be benefited by the
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young have
closed their house and gone 60 the