Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-09-05

Communion services were held at
the Cong church yesterday; one per
son united with the church on comics
sion of faith.
! Elva Farman has returned to Rut-
land to resume her work as teacher in
the Grammar school. = Florence Be
dell teaches in this town in Dist. MOI.
Ada and Elgie Brown and Florence
| Wakefield attend the Johnson Normal
school this fall. = Guy Ell. Farman re-
turns to Pennsylvania to continue his
studies in Lehigh University. - Albert
Farman is attending the Lyndon Insti-
tute this fall.
WestmOre.
Mrs. Bliss has gone to Montpelier to
care for a sister who is very i'll.
Henry Trescott cut severe cash in
his finger with an axe at the bobbin
mill.
Schools opened Aug. 20. Miss Nell
lie Case at Mill Brook, and Miss Hitch
cock on the west side.
The Universalists will hold a Grove
meeting at Willoughby Lake, begin
ming Friday evening, Sept. 9th, and
continuing over Sunday.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East HardWick.
Bell Johnson has gone to ST. Johns
bury to school.
Rev. G. P. Byington was so far re-
covered as to occupy the desk last
Sabbath.
Leslie Johnson, Ernest Dow and
Matte Hyde go to Hardwick academy
to school.
The authorities have seized barrel
of whiskey at the station which came
directed to Childs & Co.
G. L. Johnson has raised up the
roof of his mill SO as to make it two
stories, @. Keith doing the job.
West Burke.
The village school opens to-day;
Sarah Cummings of this place is the
teacher.
Rev. J. E. Farrow of East Burke
preached in the M. E. church yester-
day in exchange with Rev. Granger.
A. L. Aldrich and family returned
on Saturday from Lyndonville Camp
Ground, where they have been spend
ing the past week.
Sadie Gaskell, Alice Townsend and
Elva Smith, will return this week
from the Mountains where they have
been at work this summer
Miss Alice Varney went to West
Charleston on Saturday to take her
old position as teacher in the primary
department of the village school. -
David Porter is to teach at Grotton,
Nellie Forrest in the Marshall district,
and Rose Cummings in the village
school,
Miss Watkins, who has been visit
ing friends here since July 1st, has
returned to her home at Bloomington,
ILL.,, the last week. - Mrs. Clarence
Bugbee, formerly Name Keller, is
visiting at Lorenzo Bugbee's. : How
ard Powers has been at home for a
short visit. He is successful physi-
clan in Boston.
WheelOck.
Alex. Dunnett Esq. and Hon. Walter
P. Smith spoke on the issues of the
day in the town hall last Friday eve
Mrs. Willie McNeal died very sud-
denly last Thursday morning, Sept. 1.
She arose that morning, and had dress
ed, took some medicine, went to the
lounge and soon expired. Mrs. McNeal
was a daughter of Salma Davis of
Sheffield. She leaves d husband two
small children and large circle of
friends to mourn her loss.
Sheffield.
Mrs. Martin Miles is very sick.-Mrs.
Fuller's little child is better.
Waldron Brown has purchased La
ban Bradley's house in the village.
Mrs. Orlana Root has been visiting
relatives in town. = Mrs. Mary Ingalls,
from Lyndon visited at Charles Ingalls,
last Friday. = Miss Sadie Pearl and
Miss Eta Davis visited in Lyndon last
week.
Ward Bradley died very suddenly
last Thursday afternoon. He has been
out of health for quite while He had |
not recuperated since he had the grip |
last winter. Mr.. Bradley was highly
esteemed and respected citizen.