Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-13

years been taken care Of by the town
died Feb. 4.
The members Of Mt. Norris Lodge
1. o. G.. t., are invited to meet wit
Mrs. II. d. Stannlrirdesily eve, Feb
IA.
George Chamberlin and Jennie Muir
ply went to Montgomery SUNDAY
Feb. 8, and came back one. Which
the one, is the gu astion to be decided
Morgan Center
Alonzo Ewen5 is confined TO hi
house with a severe cough.
Joel w. Goodsell OF Hlvorill, Mass
is visiting relatives and friends here
Nearly every family in this vicinit
has one or more sick ones, as a resu
of the prevailing distemper-M A
G. Sawyer is threatened with a fever
Winnie Atkins continues TO improv
and is now able to sit up.
The play produced by the schoo
Friday evening, was finely rondere
to a we'll filed house. BY request the
will produce the same play at Holland
Thursday evening, weather permit
ting. Admission 10 and 10 cents. En
courage the scholars by your presencC
as the object is a worthy one.
Newport.
DR.. Gould is improving steadily.
The new entry docket contains B
cases.
There will be a special meeting o
the Eastern Star, Tuesday evening.
George Caswell, the last one Of th
three runaway boys to return, arrive
Thursday morning.
There was held wednesday oveninA
a meeting to organize chapter
the Order of Redmen.
Ned Foster has his hand loollin
like boxing glove, because Ola it'll
boil which caught cold.
The lecture by Mr.. Wlnship, Las
Friday evening, was q model one
particularly 60 young men Mr.. Win
ship is one Of the finest speakers eve
heard here.
DON'T fail TO attend the services a
the M. E. church, commencing TO
night. The address by Rev.J. O. Peck
d. d., Tuesday evening, will be par
ticularly interesting.
The district voted unanimously no
to unite with the town in the matte
Of the town system OF schools. Ate
ample discussion the sentiment seem
ed 90 prevail that a greater advantage
would accrue to the town as well
the district by preserving the presen
status Of the academy.
Newport Center.
The Wheelock Quarterly Meeting
FREQ Baptists was held here last wee
and the churches were wellrepresent
ed and the meetings were very inter
esting.
Clarence Perkins and wife Of Bos
ton, Mass, are at home spending th
winter with their parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Dawson j. Perkins. Clarenc
went to Boston some two years agd
where he has found employment. II
was married to an amiable lady d
that city last summer.
Troy.
Bert Kennison's wife's mother /
stopping with him.
Minard Carpenter, formerly OF thi
place, but now OF Richford, is visitin
in town.
Mrs. Crafts Of Lowell has spent Tn
past week with her daughter, Mrs. j
M. Brigham.
James e. Martin and Miss Kate Gil
bert were married at Newport, Mon
day Feb. @.
Quite a number attended the house
warming at w. r.. Gnpin's at West
field, last Wednesday eve.
Mrs. Flave Merritt was called q
Gorham, N. H., last Wednesday, 81
the illness OF her daughter, Mrs. 4
A. Hammond.
II. IApubbOAA nus AlAoNhA iAbo vi
house he moved from last fall, ant
Rev. w. S. Jenne has moved into Tn
house vacated by Mr.. Houston.
The Willing Workers will have
sociable at the NJ. +. church, Thurs
day evening, Feb. 10. MIR. Lewis wi
entertain the company by giving
sketch of his travels i'm the South.
Albert Gibbs, who made il his HON
with his grandfather, Mr.. Stowell,
the Mills, died of typhoid foyer Jar
80, aged IL years. The remains wer
taken to Hydepark and buried besid
his mother, who died some week
ago.