Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-05-21

Chapter, Tuesday evening, at S. n.
Clark's. 1t is hoped there will be a
good attendance.
The remains of Mrs. Reuben Jones
we're brought here for burial from st.
Johnsbury, where she had been living
with daughter. She was a member
of the w. r. @. This is the second
death occurring in that organization
within a few days.
Word is received of the sudden
death of Mrs. Frank Vance of st.
Johnsbury Center which occurred on
Saturday. Her remains will be taken
here for burial o-day. Mrs. Vance
was a sister of Martin Abbott and was
a resident of this town for many years.
The desire manifested on the part
of some of the old Institute students
for re- union seems to prevail among
those who attended the Institute in
its palmy days, and it only remains
for some one to start the thing up.
The preliminary arrangements ought
to be made at once in order to give
notice to those who are out of the
state. Will somebody call meeting
at once to look the matter over?
FORMER STUDENT.
Greensboro.
Jennie Crane was home from st.
Johnsbury over Sunday.
Attention is called to the stallion
advertisement of 1. E. Rollins.
Geo. Cuthbertson has commenced
to draw lumber for his new house.
Landlord Townsend is quite busy,
caring for guests that are trout fishing.
Bert Jameson has moved into Mrs.
Dlnn's house and will do carpenter
work.
Our sugar weigher, r. B. Smith, has
tested and weighed 2S9, 1922 pounds of
this seasons maple sugar.
Perrin Brothers have just complet-
ed fine lot of lumber wagons, one
half of which are already sold.
Holland.
The mumps are thoroughly doing
the town.
Daniel Hall, for some time sick with
is better.
The town has purchased a new road
machine, which is doing very salts
factory work.
The Young Ladies' Mission Band
will meet in the M. E. vestry next
Saturday at 2 pm. .. r..,
The Masons have newly papered
and painted their hall and will put
down new carpet.
Those attending the w. G. II. u.
here will be carried to and
from the depot at Barton Landing, for
half fare.
Mrs. Flora Tenney has been quite
sick about two weeks. Her mother
in-law, Mrs. Tenney of Albany, is
stopping with her, 4 nala. g
Nathan Winget has completed his
for his brother Will |
liam, and gone to Newport to work in
Fairbrother's blacksmith shop.
There will be union services at the |
Cong. church next Sunday. Rev. !
A. G. Austin will deliver the Memo
rial sermon. All veterans are special
y invited.
Somebody who saw fit to. Obliterate
lis name in his communication, writes
he MONITOR, asking that a notice be
given of a grove meeting to be held
IN Morrill, hill, Irasburgh, commenc-
ng on the evening of May %, to be
continued as long as the interest de-
hands. EDITOR.
The citizens Of the county ought to
attend the w. @. T. u. convention
which is to be held here this week.
The presence of Mrs. Ida Reed and Of
Miss Minnie Leavitt insure the sue
less of the meeting in the line of ad-
dresses, 1t promises to be the most
temperance meeting held in
he county for some years.
The Orleans County Woman's Chris
ian Temperance Union holds it's an
lual convention at Irasburgh,. May
A and %. Following is the program:
Thursday morning $3.50, prayer
ervice, Mrs. N. l.. Skinner; 1000,
opening convention; reading min
ties; address or welcome for Iras-
,urg Union, Mrs. j. M. Johnson; For
he churches, Rev. f. b. Phelps and
Rev. A. G., Austin; Response, Mrs. E.
j. Spaulding; 11:00, singing; Resume
If work, County Pres; greeting of
state Pres; appointment of commit