Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-01-09

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ed advocates of Christian Fidelity
has been formed here. 1t numbers
over fifty members. They had an in
teresting social last Tuesday evening
The members of the A. G. F. society
met at L. J. Campbel's hall, Tuesday
evening, for social entertainment.
Oysters, cake and coffee were served,
and all present deemed the evening
we'll spent.
Sheffield.
Horace Brooks mother is very sick
Sociable at Mrs. Sarah Gray,,s last
Thursday.
School in Dist. No. 3, closed Satur-
day Jan. z, with recitations by the
children This is Miss Hoyt's third
term in this Dist.
Mrs. Frank Drown died Jan. 4. Her
remains were taken to Sheffield for
burial. She leaves an infant daugh-
ter about a week old.
WheelOck.
Wednesday morning the thermom-
eter was 81 degrees below zero.
w. G.. Sanborn and wife went to
Charleston last week to visit friends.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will hold their
regular annual meeting at the parson-
age, Friday afternoon, Jan. IS. All
the members are requested to be
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given in the evening. Come one, come
all.
The Christmas gathering at Whee-
lock was a success. The trees were
nicely arranged and we'll laden with
rich gifts to make glad the hearts of
many friends. The exercises consist
ed of declarations, reading of choice
selections and music, both vocal and
instrumental; all were nicely rendered
making the occasion of interest to all.
From the amount of presents called
off at the close, we think no one was
forgotten, and all seemed happy on
the occasion. Rev. G.. L. Wells wishes
to tender his thanks to the people for
their liberal gifts to him and his fami
ly, consisting of nice wolf robe, also
an album and silk handkerchief
for Mrs. Wells. May the blessing of
Him whose birth we celebrate, attend
all.
Lyndon.
E. B. Chase of Silver City, N. M, is
here on visit.
DIR. d. n. Trull, long a practicing
physician and druggist at Lyndon Cor
ner, is dead, aged 81 years.
B. Harris Shropshire sheep, which
he will exhibit at the Worlds Fair, ARE
just here from a prolonged stay in
Quarantine. They were purchased
in England about year ago.
West Burke.
D. A. H. Wishart has located in the
village.
Mrs. Johnathan Powers is in very
feeble health.
Mrs. S. E. Leach is improving
Cecil Spencer is gaining.
E. D. Burns, station agent, and wife
were in Boston last week.
James Clark's three year old daugh-
ter is hard sick with typhoid pneumo-
mia.
Miss Myrtle Aldrich has gone to
Providence, and Boston for few
weeks.
D. r. Densmore has sold his Frank
Hull place to Selim Bugbee, for three
hundred and fifty dollars.
Miss Spencer, who was taken sick
with the fever while at school at st.
is better.-Mrs. Silas Leach
is sick, it is reported with diphtheria.
Silsby is driving business at his saw
mill in the village. For the shedding,
there has been large amount of tim
Der drawn in, and besides he runs his
dressing mill nights.
John Anger, while working in the
Quebec Lumber Co.'S. mill recently,
came near receiving serious injuries
by being caught in the machinery,
tearing the entire clothing from one
limb.
Mystic Lodge No. 5, Daughters Of
at their last regular meeting,
installed the following officers for the
ensuing year: Mrs. Nathan Hoffman,
N. g.; Mrs. Geo. Bean, V. g.; Mrs.
G. Gilfillan, Treas; Mrs. Hiram Cum
mings, W.; Mrs. Will Chase, Conduc-
tor; Mr.. DR.. Mooney, R. & S.; Mrs.
L. w. Green, L. & s.; Mrs. Alden
Chap; Almos Glidden, N. G.
R. s.; Will Chase, N.G. LIS; E. Way,
V. G. L. S.; Geo. Bean, V. G. r. S.