Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-16

| being very sick.
Rev. j. Mcdonald goes to Confer
ence this week. Mrs. Mcdonald is a
little improved in health.
West Glover.
Geo. Anderson goes to Loon Lake
| for the season.
Robert Young has gone to Hard
wick to work at the carpenter trade.
w. B: Palmer from Danville is stop
ping for short time at James Came
ron's.
Will Hubbard has suspended sugar
ering for a few days on account of
cutting his foot.
Mr.. A. Skinner moved to Barton
last week. Mr.. Bailey, brother of
Mrs. Skinner, is here visiting.
Mrs. II. Lewis and Mr.. e. p. Beach.
who have been on the sick list, are
improving. Duncan Buchanan, who
has an attack of rheumatism, is out
again
The many friends of Miss Francenia
Aldrich, who had the typhoid fever
last August and has been confined to
her room ever since, battling with the
disease in some of it's most aggravat-
ing forms, will be glad to learn that
she has been improving for a few
weeks and its hoped she may regain
her health.
Miss Miles of Barton has been en-
gagged to teach in Dist. No. miss
Lang of Greensboro teaches in Dist.
No. miss Myrtle Clark will teach
in the Beach district. 1t is expected
the scholars of the Centre district
will attend school in the Beach dis
trict during the summer term.
Greensboro.
David Wiley has rented the George
w. Soule farm, taking possession May
1st. Mr.. Soule will stay in town and
board with Mr.. Wiley.
The friends of Mrs Julian Wiley,
formerly Chloe Porter, are very sorry
to hear of her misfortune in the burn
ing of their entire farm buildings at
Montpelier last week. The prompt
exertion of neighbor saved the
stock. The family were at church and
nearly everything, including sum of
money, was burned. We understand
they do not intend to rebuild.
Irasburgn.
Wallace Priest has moved into the
John Lawrence house. u.t.
The Misses Alice and Alma Parker
are visiting friends at Johnson, this
week.
Mary Corley will teach at Glover
village and Gertrude Parker atLowell |
village.
Mrs. S. f. Slack has been quite sick
the past week; also Aaron Healey's
two children.
The M. E. Society held a well-at-
tended sugar party at Court House
hall, Friday evening". Receipts, $32.
Rev. w. @. johnson preached his
farewell sermon yesterday 10 a full
house. Four united with the church
and two were baptized.
Miss Mary Nelson was called to
Barton last week to care for a sick
sister. The speedy recovery of the
sister and Miss Nelson's return to the
work here are earnestly desired.
Rev. w. @. Johnson's farewell SER
mon yesterday, closed FIVE years.
pastorate in Irasburgh, which has
been fruitful of good to his church and
the community at large. His many
friends regret the necessity for a
change and wish him abundant success
N his new field of labor.
Regular communication of Central
Lodge, No. 81, F. and A. NJ, will be
neld at Maronia Hall, Irasburgh, VT,
Tuesday evening, April II. All mem
oerS are requested to be present, as it
IS the annual meeting for the election
Of officers. d. ID. G. NJ, II. t. Seaver,
s expected to be present.
Warren Keith, who has for several
years been an unfortunate slave TO
was as a result taken vio-
emily insane about week since. He
vas taken to the asylum at Brattle-
ooro, Saturday. His sufferings were
oitiful to behold and none but heart
If stone could refuse him sympathy.
A CARD.-To the many friends and
leighbors whose kindness and gener-
,us assistance so materially aided us
N caring for our beloved wife and
mother during her recent sickness
Ind burial, we take this method of
our sincere thanks. May
he Giver of all good and perfect gifts
,estow upon all the great reward.
ALBERT b. Posi-,