Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-25


H. G. Persons is home from Maine
c5i vacation.
Lincoln Goodsell has moved in with
Webb Cargil. - 80
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Webb Cargill is dangerously sick.
MIR. Thomas Gilman and Miss Es-
Lila Elliott were united in marriage
he goth. Congratulations.
William Mcnamara has secured a
Bbsition as filer in @. r. Caswell's mill
m Holland and will commence work
bout May 1.
NJ Stephen Nichols has returned to his
~ork as foreman in the CaSweH &
French mill in Maine. He took sew
nal men from here with him.
Little Willie Ewens fell from the
scaffold of his fathers barn last Tues
day while feeding the cattle and broke
Lis shoulder and collar bone. DIR.
rtlshman attended.
Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Sprague have
Bturned to their home in Boston.
During their stay here of one week
hey conducted religious meetings,
Ind accomplished much good as ser
ants of God, many having enlisted
aB soldiers of the Cross. May the
pod work go on.
EewpOrt Center.
N Harlow Marston fell out of his wag-
IN and broke one of his wrists. A bad
break for him at this time of year.
Chauncey Sias is failing and it is
7ery doubtful about his recovery.
His daughters are here caring for him.
Mrs. Ella Erwin, who has been dan
gerously sick, is now some better
Mrs. Rice is also improving.-Mr B.
Sias is very sick with grip.
Luther Flanders has rented his farm
'or one year to Mr.. Alexander Whaley
Of West Derby who has moved into
he house with Mr.. Flanders.
Rev. Albert Gregory has moved
rom here to DanvilIe, his new field
Ne labor. His many friends here are
,brry to have him go away.
Harris and Litchfield have COM
nenced to build house on their farm
ust out of the village and have let the
OBJ to dig and stone the cellar to
John Magoon.
Eli Lamphere died Monday, April
is, and his funeral services were held
Ehe following Wednesday at the Bap-
list church, Rev. l.. w. Cowell officiat-
ng. He was an honest, Industrious
man, a good citizen and neighbor and
will be greatly missed by his many
friends.
Sugar parties have been numerous
ately Fast Day William Kilby sug-
lred off, inviting number of the vii
age people. Last Tuesday evening
thirty five of the young people from
here went to Coventry to sugar par
~ at Arthur True's and report an ex-
eellent time. On Thursday DIR. @. L..
Erwin gave a general invitation to
he village people of which several
accepted. 1t seems that if any re-
main sour now it is their own fault.
WestfieId.
Henry Curtis starts his meat cart
his week.
Joseph Goddard's little son, Harley,
has been sick with bilious fever.
Mrs. Gage is teaching the school in
Mary Root teaches in
district No. 9 in Coventry.
Rev. I. P. Chase returns to this
charge for another year.-Rev. nj. r.
Chase has been appointed to supply
he church in Eden; he will continue
20 reside here.
On Sunday evening Apr. II, occur
ed the semi animal rec organization
IF the Y. P S. G. E.; the following
officers were elected: President, NJ.
w. Farman; vice pres, w. B. Gilpin;
Sec, Homer Hitchcock; treas, Max
Miller.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East HarGWick.
Matte Hyde has slow fever.
Mrs. DR.. Martin visited at her broth
er's in West Barnet the first of last
week.
Curtis Gould is painting his house.
MIR. Aver is doing the job.-Geo. Law
'ence will paint his house soon.
Sugar makers are gathering their
the frogs croak, the birds