Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-18

Hollis Wheeler is going to West
Fitchburg, Mass, where he exp octs to
buy place.
Erasburgn.
Carl Story advertises to be in town
the last week in April with a good line
of clothing, etc. hi
Judge Thompson was home from
Montpelier and spent the sabbath.
He expects court to continue some
weeks longer.
Easter was observed by union SER
vice and appropriate exercises at the
Cong. church yesterday. Appropri-
ate exercises will be held at the M. e.
church next Sunday.
The spring term of the village
schools begins next Monday. Geo. f.
Walters of Cambridge in the higher
and Ellen Foss in the primary depart
ment. 1t is proposed to enforce the
truant law and children of school age
will be looked after if they are not in
school.
At the annual meeting of Central
Lodge, No. 81, F. & A. M. held at Ma
sonic hall Irasburgh, Tuesday even
ing, Apr. II, 1892 the following Off
GERS were elected: John Ord, w. NJ;
S. f. Slack, S. w; L. p. Dean, j. W.;
HI. Foss, Treas; Geo. A. Beede, Sec;
F. M. Sears, S. d; r. M. Bowley,
D.; B. F. Virgins, S. S.; w. L. Bar
rows, j. S.; Geo. X. Hill, T.; HI. III.
Somers, L. P. Dean, G. w. Russell,
Com; @. L. Dean, Marshal;
Rev. w. G. Johnson, Chaplain.
Lowell,
Rev. Rose has resigned.
DR.. Hill and w. E. Curtis attended
the convention at Montpelier.
Mrs. Wellman has returned from
her visit, bringing her daughter, Mes.
Wetherly of Burlington, with her.
Newport.
The "John A." is getting ready for
sea.
Carl Gilbert, a form ar town5mln,
is visiting friends here.
Rev. Mr.. Georges father from Prov
idence, r. L., is visiting here.
E. B. True is building a large addi-
ton to his barn on Pine hill.
Ira Parker has had his house newly
rooted with steel roofing. Parties
from St. Johnsbury did the work.
The remains of A. A. Earle were
taken to Morrisville for fiull inter
ment last Wednesday.
w. HI. Witt, formerly of the Mem
House, is soon to open
new hotel in the Gates block at White
River Junction.
Rev. A. L. Cooper was at confer
ence consequently there was no SER
vice last Sunday. The Official board
voted unanimously for his return.
Prouty & Miller are putting a new
carriage and two new planning ma
chimes into their mill and putting
things into good order generally.
Union Fast Day services were held
in the Congregational church on Frl-
day evening. At the close a colleo-
ton was taken for che sufferers in
Russia am bunting to nearly sd.
Charley Com fori a55em25e1 sal
eide last Friday. He tried to bsa5 his
brains out With an axe, bat did no.
succeed in making fatll wo1n1. H
has been mentally Oppressed FOR 5one
time.
Mrs. julius Richlrd died on Sl5lr-
day, April 8, after long sickness OF
3 astric fsver. Her funsral wlJ held
on Tuesday attended by her pastor,
Rev. A. L. Cooper, assisted by Rev.
Mr.. Olds. She leaves a husband ana
three daughters to MOURN their loss,
out all who knew her will say 5hl5
their loss is her gain.
Newport Center.
Mrs. LYNN J. Herrick has moys1
10 North Troy and will live with hec
laughter, Mrs. B er5 Doans.
District No. Ii has bought OF John
Lane plea OF land on the BIrling
Jon road on which they will build a
school house the coming summer.
Two men from Boston, Mass, were
mere recently buying horses. Orlaa1O
Williams sold one ID than for Sl3j,
md j. r. Cutting a pair Of ml5cAed
colts for 1915.
Mr.. Alfred Rice, who has bean sick
with the grip, is soma batter; his
wife is now quite sick.-Chauncey
Sias is quite sick.-Eh Llmohsre is