Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-29

Mrs Hollis Allard is very sick
Lula Anger is in poor health.
Amos Ball from Piermont, N. H., is
visiting his brother, A. K. Ball.
Mrs. Benjamin Drown had shock,
a week ago, and is reported as being
in a pitiful condition. - r.
Eta Whipple is going eto Southern
Pines, N. c., to spend the remainder
of the winter with her uncle, S. N.
Whipple.
The Wheelock quarterly meeting is
in session at present writing. There
is quite large delegation Of minis
tiers present. Among others are Rev.
Mr.. Reader of Ohio and Rev. Mr.. Alb
hey of Penn.
George Holtham, boy about 10
years old, cut for G. w. Willard large
maple tree that made seven cords of
16inch wood and one of 3-foot, max
ing eight running cords. We call this
pretty good, for boy.
The Ladies Aid society held it's an
nual meeting with Mrs. r. W. Church
ill, Wednesday afternoon and the fol-
lowing officers were chosen for the
coming year: Pres, Mrs. R. w.
Churchill; Vice Pres, Mrs. G. W. Col
by; Sec. and Treas, Mrs. Ellen But
terrified; Entertainment committee,
Mrs. G. W. Colby, Mrs. R. A. Stur-
geon and Jennie Niles. Voted to have
dinner at the school house town meet
ing day.
East HardWick.
Farmers are putting in their winter
stock of ice.
Silas Marshall, for some time laid up
with cash on his foot, is out again.
Lewis Goodrich is home from Am
herst college sick. A classmate came
home with him.
VIM. Folsome of Wheelock has let
his farm, and himself and wife have
gone to reside with their daughter,
Mrs. Siias Owen.
Fred Smith and wife are to work for
Henry Bailey the. coming season. =.
Will Folsom and wife are at work for
Henry Tolman of Greensboro
Miss Leila Hyde, daughter Of VIM.
D. Hyde, died Of consumption Jan. %,
aged about "a years. She was young
lady who will be greatly missed by the
family as we'll as the church and the
community. She had been a member
of the Cong. choir for several years.
w. D. F. Hyde of Washington state
came on to see her, arriving just one
day after her death.
Sheffield.
Mrs. E. F. Root has been visiting at
Dr.. Jones'.
Fred Folsom has leased his farm and
gone on the road peddling.
A large campany attended the La
dies Aid at Mrs. A. J. Giffin's.
Mrs William Dexter and Mrs. Ma
hala Dexter are in quite poor health.
The school in DIST. No. closed Jan.
10 with dialogues and Rotations by
the children.
The delegates to the Weelock quar-
terly meeting held at Sutton were
John Darling and wife, Timothy Hill
and Isaac Pearl.
Wheeiock.
Rev. Mr.. Ellington from Canada
preached here last Friday evening.
Mr.. Way intends to put in a stock
of groceries as soon as Mr.. Park goes
out Of the hotel.
It is reported that Mr.. Rivers, the
man that bought the mill, is in ST.
Johnsbury Jail and will have a hear
ing to-day, Jan. 20, for the alleged
firing Of the mill.
NJ. D. Park, who has been in the
hotel and grocery business the past
few years will close out his business
this month. He has not decided
what he will do next.
The library have received their new
books about 80 volumes, which makes
nice addition to what they already
have. Masquerade promenade next
Friday evening, for the benefit for
the library.
The Donation for Elder Bodman,
held at South Wheelock, was well at
tended. A fourhorse team went
from this place. Lewis Hovey opened
his house furnished oysters and crack
ers and the people did the rest.
About 80 dollars was raised.
This is the season Of the year when
the loyal Sons of Vermont in the va