Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-09
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Thursday from few weeks visit TO n
friend i'm Montreal.
Rev. +. b. Phelps supplied the Cong.
pulpit at Bakersfield, Yesterday, and
may remain over next Sunday.
Fred Phillips and Geo. Grelgs have
been taking lessons in civil law. The
experience is good, but comes a little
high.
Rev. w. @. Johnson breaches his
farewell sermon at the M. Il. church.
Sunday, April IS. The Cong. people
are invited.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
have a silver medal contest nc the
Cong. church, Wednesday evening.
All are invited.
Rev. #. t. Knight OF Hartford.
Conn, is expected to preach at the
Cong. church Sunday, April %, as n
candidate for pastor.
VIM. Norton has given Up the farm
which he recently took of b. q. Pike
and goes to Boston. Mr.. Pike resumes
the management of the farm.
At the special town meeting satur-
day afternoon, it was voted TO exempt
w. f. Brewster's grist mill property
from taxation for five years.
There will be a sugar party on Fri
day evening next at Court House
hall for the benefit of Rev. w. O.
Johnson. E. f. Wiley generously
contributes the sugar, while the la
dies will furnish plain doughnuts, etc.
The orchestra will provide music.
Let there be a generous turn out Co
this last visit of popular pastor, who
has faithfully served this church Eve
years.
Lowell
The creamery has commenced OPP
erations.
Joseph Labounty has let his farm to
Mr.. Hail.
Martin Emery is driving the south
stage route.
Horace Lapierre has taken Lyman
Miller's farm.
Morgan Center
Mrs. Edgar Rice OF Holbroolz, Mass.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hiram Ell
lott.
l.. III. Wheeler and wife were called
to DiXville last week on account OF
the serious illness OF Mrs. Wheelera
mother.
We learn with regret of the serious
illness of Mrs. Eugene Bachelor OF
Philadelphia, Pa, formerly Of this
place.
Newport.
DR.. Gould and family arrived home
last Tuesday.
@. w. CAGE has sold his livery bust
ness to Fred Sisco.
Union Fast Day services were held
at the M. Il. church at 1880 p. m.
Ruth Colby is home from the East
hampton school for a short time.
j. t. Shepley has purchased the Il
w. Langmaid house on Bayview sc
Consideration, SO, 400.
w. S. Avery and wife have gone I'd
purchase his spring stock of goods
S. II. Anderson has moved from
Miss Rebecca Corey's house on Third
st. to the Bean & Newland house o.
Central st.
Mrs. DIR. o. b. Gould and Gertrud
Lawrence returned from California
last week. The doctor is much I'm
proved i'm health.
@. j. Hubbard and J. T.. Lamber
have gone to Boston. Mr.. Lamber
hopes to bring home with him an ex
perienced baker.
Miss Ella Blasden Of Jay - visitin
at Ira Parker's.- Geo. Merrill of Mon
treal has been in town the past wee
visiting old friends.
II. A. Gale has the fourth place
sub postal clerk in the train service
and has been having some experienc
IN that work between here and Spring
field, Mass.
Rev. b. w. Atwell Of Shelburne, hel
at st. Marks church yea
erday. tits hoped that some ARRANGE
nent will be made 50 that there wi
Do regular preaching at the churc
soon.
VIII Dawson, who has been IN BIOS
on the past winter taking music led
IONS, has decided TO stay there an
work. at carpenter work. He has ais
Engaged to sing In q male quartet.
Sixty carloads OF sugar went thr
ere on Sunday. tho Lat inst. bonn