Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-22

CnapUer; lO;30, address, 1.-THE IdI
Lacquer" Rev. j. Il. Knapp; 1OI
Paper, Irasburgh Chapter; I'D
"Amusements," Rev. w. O. Johnsl
Rev. j. S. Allen, Albany; 1900 A
journment. Thursday AfternooI
1870, Song Service, Rev. w. @. JoI
son; 300, address, "Look up and h
up" Rev. M. s. Eddy; 1920, PapI
Lowell Chapter; 2:35, discussil
"How to Work the Wheel" opeI
by Mrs. Geo. Crafts; 800, Paper, Wd
field Chapter; 3:15, Reports FrI
Chapters and Questions; 400 I'D
ness. Thursday evening-7:OO. I'D
tecostal Service, Rev. j. Il. Kna
1880, address, "The Work OF
League" Rev. w. S. Smithers; BE
diction. A cordial invitation Go al
Morgan Center
The Kings Daughters will meet VI
Mrs. G. w. Bryant Wednesday aft
noon, the oath.
Ernest Nichols is dangerously 1
with pneumonia.-Mrs Ed. Batcl
der is sick with heart trouble.
Mrs. Annie Mack went to Gorh
N. H., last week to attend the fund
of her sisters youngest child.
Newport.
Hon. J. L. Edwards is out again a
an illness with grip.
f. w. Tinkham is out again a
having the typhoid fever.
Mrs. John Walker has a sister ID
Roxbury, Mass, visiting her.
Mrs. E.J.Hill is spending few d
visiting friends in Barton.
IL. b. Cushman spent a few DAVIS
week visiting his uncle i'm Morrisv
Extra meetings have been held
the M. L. church with good intere
Work is being pushed as rapid
possible in A. j. Whites shop ex
sion.
S. E. Jones of Stanstead has
engaged as organist at the Congr,
tional church.
Rev. Z. A. George was unabl.
preach Jan. IA, owing to a severe
tack of the grip.
ID. w. Sisco has returned from ~
ham, +. O., and taken possession
the Lake House.
Mrs. j. G. Dawson was unite al
day or two last week with perha
mild case of grip.
Charles Cade has moved from
Lake House, which he has run for
past year, to his home in West De
Roy Martin has engaged TO dri
fish-cart to Lowell every week
Geo. Doan, the fish and oyster N
Major @. +. Branch is spoken O
candidate for Department Comm
der of the Grand Army of the ReJ
lie.
Mrs. III. S. Green has had a Sc
attack of the grip, followed by
vous prostration, but is now able {
up little.
Prouty & Miller imported sew
carloads of clapboard logs last W
and have set one OF their machind
work cutting them out.
E. w. Trow, who was reported
having a paralytic shock some mo
since, is gradually failing and ca
survive very long.
Prof. Blasdell has sent music foI
benefit of those who wish TO praS
on the same before the conveu
which will be held Feb. to o.
Frank Woodbury. got his right b
badly mangled while coupling
last week Monday. He loses the n
finger and possibly the thumb.
Mrs. Lucy f. Hubbard, mother d
j. Hubbard, passed her 95th brit
Jan. IA. She was born at Roya
and has always lived in Vermont.
The "Clarions," company OF ID
from Massachusetts,, are 90 hold
ries of Gospel Temperance Meeti
in the Baptist church this week,
mencing this Monday evening.
are invited.
A little girl Of John Fissette got
ly scalded last week by falling b
ward into a tub Of hot water.
useless TO say that mothers shout
exceedingly careful about these OH
with little children playing around
room.
Prof. Wells, of Dartmouth Col
gave a very interesting lecture
evening at Congregat
church parlor. Subject, "Tho FIR
of 1889" There Is Co
class formed for the study OF his
Prof Wells will lecture a favU 4