Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-02-01

now deceased son, DEUEL..
The grip permitting, and nothing
else preventing, the musical conven-
III ton will be held the first week in
March.
Dana Stanford recently spent few
DAYS at his fathers. : Johnnie Wiley
is home from Holyoke, Mass.-Albert
Post has returned from Penn.
The young men Of this village and
vicinity have formed a social organ
ization which will be known as the
Thirteen Club. They will have club
room in the court house.
Mrs. Ernest Baker (Myra Jameson)
spent a few days with her mother last
week, but has now moved to West
Glover. Sorry to lose Myra, but what
is our loss is Mr.. Bakers gain.
Lowell.
S. B. Cello has the job of m aking the
tubs for G. B. Harding this winter.
John Stevenson is called to New
Hampshire by the sickne SIS of his son
Clyde.
Dr. III. d. Martin, the occulist, will
be at the hotel Wednesday, Feb. 10,
to remain until the 10Th.
Elbridge Sawyer moves his family
next week to Lyndonville, where he
has job in the tub shop.
Morgan Center
The sick in this part of the town are
all better and no new ones sick, as far
as known.
J. Williams & Son have put a hoop
machine in their steam mill, and are
now getting out barrel hoops to ship
away. Hope they will prosper in their
new undertaking.
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs L. l.. Golf have gone
to Sharon, VT, to visit Mr.. Goff's
sister.
w. II. Farrar of the customs force
has been off duty with the grip for
several days.
The local republican club will reor-
agnize on Wednesday evening at the
reading room, and elect delegates to
the Burlington convention.
According to the recent canvass
made by the district clerk, there ap-
pears to have been "a births and 40
deaths in the village district during
1891.
The burning out of the dynamo
through short circuit, left our streets
in the dark several nights last week,
but the damage has been repaired
and the light has returned
Unlike the majority of minister's,
Rev. E. A. George takes his vacation
in the winter. He went away last
Monday with his wife and will visit
relatives in Providence and Brook
Ign. While he is absent his pulpit
will be supplied.
Newport Center.
Mrs. Charles Estelle and son Guy,
Canada.
Walter Whipple came home this
week from Middletown, Conn.,, on ac
count of the sickness of his father and
mother.
Joshua w. Johnson of West New
port, died Jan. IS and was buried Jan.
20, Rev. Mr.. Olds officiating. He was
q soldier of the late war and had been
in poor health for several years. Three
soldier comrades have died in that
neighborhood since Nov. last.
The Advent society are talking of
building a church here the coming
summer. At a meeting held recently
a committee was appointed to see if
a suitable location and land could |
be obtained on which to build, and |
report at subsequent meeting.
Mrs. Antoine Buskey, whose terri
bic accident by burning was recorded |
last week, died on the 23rd ult She
was throwing some pieces of paper in
to the fire from her apron when the /
flames set fire to the apron and her |
clothes with the terrible result.
We understand that DIR. Erwin had |
eight calls recently after he had been |
on the road from early in the morn
ing till late at night, and had retired, |
himself sick, and was unable to at
tend nearly all the calls that he had |
through the day. He is a very busy
man these days.
WeStfieId.
The school in district No. 7, taught |
by Miss Ethel Wright, closed Jan. %.
Will Boynton, wife and two children
of Iowa are here on visit MI. Boyn-
ton moved West about fourteen years