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

MIG oWSi3 ioaE0Gli1 Has u 400 o.
good White Chester pigs for sale.
Barton.
Now write it 1894.
A Happy New Year to all our read
ers.
Walton's Vermont Register for sale
in this Office.
The MONITOR commences the Esd
volume on this, 1st day Of JAN, 1894.
Mrs. Barstow was quite seriously
hurt by falling on the ice, last week.
Eighteen persons united with the
Methodist church yesterday, includ-
ing two by letter.
Presiding Elder Hamilton will hold
quarterly meeting services at the III.
E. church next Sunday.
J. w. Murkland reports business
fairly good at his shops, notwith-
standing the hard times.
The Congregational Ladies' Society
is invited to meet with Mrs. S. C.Cur-
rier, Wednesday, Jan. 8.
George Tower was homo from his
Cambridge lumber camp to spend
Christmas, but has gone back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smith Of st.
Johnsbury spent Christmas here, Mrs.
Smith remaining several days.
Special Communication of Orleans
Lodge, No. SIS, T. and A. NJ, Friday
eve, Jan. 5, at 7:30 O'Clock. Work
Benjamin Mossman and grand
daughter, Maud Mossman, start for
California on Thursday Of this week.
Henry Gay lets tenementin his new
house to one of the @. B. Harding
shop men. A. Wilkie also let's tene-
ment to some Of the same men.
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid Society, in
Guiding gentlemen and the young
people, are invited to meet at Mrs. J.
P. Baldwin's, on Wednesday evening.
The Blacksmiths' Association Of Or
leans County hold their third annual
meeting at Newport, Saturday even
ing, Jan. 6. A full attendance desired.
Look out for the MONITOR agent in
Greensboro this week. He is loose
somewhere and is liable to strike that
locality. Meet him at the post Office,
Glover Village, Thursday forenoon Of
this week.
The annual church meeting will Oc
cur at the vestry of the Congrega
nj, IT,,;r Of Ii; l.
There will be the roll call and supper.
All members are earnestly invited to
be present. Supper served at o'clock.
Our new subscribers and any others
who have failed to receive copies of
the MONITOR containing the Mrs. Hen
ry Ward Beecher story now running
in this paper, will be supplied if they
will make the request on a postal
card.
IF any Of our readers wish to make
their friends living elsewhere an &C
ceptable present for the year, send
them the county paper. 1t will be
regular, ever-appreciated weekly let
ter to them, better than "word from
home.D
There is talk Of removing the unfor
tunate man, Meehan, who had his
back broken some time since, to Bur-
lington Hospital. He lies in the same
condition as at first, requiring con-
slant help and care, with the attend
ance of doctor two or three times a
day.
Mrs. Joseph Owen learns that her
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Gale of Barre, now
in Jacksonville, Fla, in quest of
health, is much worse, and she
proposes to go to Florida at once. She
is obliged to leave Mr.. Owen in an un-
comfortable condition Of health on ac-
count of the asthma.
The band boys, assisted by Mr..
Chalmers, an experienced minstrel
man, and others are getting up a min
strel show which promises to be
good thing Of the kind. They are
putting much work into practice, and
expect to please their audiences. They
play here on the evenings of Jan.
and 10. : @