Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-12-11
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remains were brought here Saturday.
Funeral at M. E. church, Sunday.
Mr.. Clough, who came here from
Albany about year ago, died Dec. 1,
aged rs years. Funeral services were
held Sunday at the M. E. church.
E. L. Chandler has cut four hundred
thousand feet of logs on the Spencer
lot. A man from Newport Center has
the job to draw them to the mill here
Rev. w. I. Smithers of ST. Johns
bury will give lecture at the Meth
odist church under the auspices of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
on Friday eve, Dec. Is.
DR.. G. F. Branch of Newport will
give his lecture on "Reminiscences of
the War;" on Saturday evening, Dec.
Is, under the auspices of the w. R. G..
Lecture to commence at 1880 sharp.
W. A. Lord, Esq, of Montpelier will
deliver lecture at Valley House Hall
on Temperance and the Kelley
Cure" on Wednesday evening, Dec
IL. Mr.. Lord is a very bright man,
son of the late DR.. Lord of Montpelier
He fell into intemperance together
with several promising young men of
his age and for some years was a dis
grace to his town and himself. He
was among the first to try the Kelley
cure and has Strengthened up and is
redeeming himself. His lecture will
be interesting, both because of the
ability of the speaker, and because he
speaks whereof he knows. The Lo-
throp children will furnish music.
Albany.
A temperance concert will be given
at Maple Hall on the evenings of Dec.
10 and 20 with different programs each
evening. Prof. J. B. Trowbridge of
Conn. will be director; Miss Nora An
mis- and Mrs. w. r. Aldrich of West
Glover, pianists. Rev. Cameron, Rev.
Allen and ''local TALENT" assisted by
friends from So. Albany, will make up
the list of musicians. The programs
indicate that the concerts will be of
great interest.
East Albany.
L. P. Bowen is on the sick list.
Mrs. David Green is very sick at this
writing.
Katie Hughes is visiting at MI.
Corley's.
F. I. Russell will close his store
Tuesday evenings until May 1.
Rev. R. w. Collins is coming back
to East Albany as pastor of the F. B.
church.
VIM. Chamberlin has bought the w. |
IL. Farr place at the Corner and will |
move in soon.
Rev. A. J. Dutton and wife are 90
ing to live in the house with Mrs. Car
los Monkey this winter.
Chas. Willis has sold his farm to /
John Kiigarlan of Craftsbury Charles
has bought farm in Hardwick and
moved there.
Bloomington.
David Colley, who is very low, has
been moved to E. w. Dudley's.
Chas. Smith has moved from the
farm to his fathers place.
Ellis Robinson went to Bath, NH,
asst week to visit his aged aunt, Mrs.
Matilda Rollins, who has lately had a
DOT amputated.
East Bloomington.
Charles billiard has moved into the
calvin Gibson house.
Charles Page had the misfortune to
ut his knee quite badly a few days
go.
The meetings held at the school
louse by Miss Nelson and Miss Har-
nond still continue with much inter
st.
Evansville.
Our school is to be taught by Scion
tray.
Henry Durham goes to work for E.
'oster. ara =
Miss Sarah Miles has rented her ten
ment to a Mr.. Sulley.
Chas. Page is home from Canada ;
nd is in very poor health. =,
Mrs. Will Alexander is one of the
ate victims Of the mumps.
Frank Alexander has so far recov- ,
red as to be able to start for Califor-
ia. =
l.. Drown and A. A. Brown have the I
Do of saving e. Fosters lumber for {
he next year. I
Warren G. Leland, who moved into q
his city from Barton some time ago, /