Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-15

Hiss Gertrude Parker, who was out
school number Of weeks on account
of sickness, has resumed her labors in
the Kittridge district.
John Achilles has gone to Califor-
MIA to spend the winter with his un-
Gle. He reports a very fine trip and
hopes to receive much benefit.
Mr.. Berry has moved into one of the
Blake tenements. On account of the
rough weather the bonnet social was
postponed until next Friday evening,
the 10Th.
The Forresters are to give an oys-
ter. supper and social dance at Ma
goon,s hall, Wednesday evening. -
There is to be an oyster supper at the
vestry Thursday evening" The Sal
walton Army hold meeting in the
hall Tuesday eve.
Glover.
L. Drew and +. Osgood have rented
rooms in the hotel and moved there.
g, Rev. F. E. Healey preached an in
teresting sermon at South church yes
terday.
We are sorry to note the death of
Mrs. Lydia (Blanchard) Chamberlin,
formerly of this town.
Nearly fifty persons were present at
the reception given by Chaplin Leon
ard and family last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Geo. Spaulding is improving,
and hope is entertained that she will
recover. Others sick with the grip
are better.
w. A. Lord, Esq, of Montpelier
will give lecture at the South church
on Thursday evening, Jan. IS. Sub
ject, "The Keely Cure" Mr.. Lord is
an interesting speaker and will dis
cuss the subject in the light of his own
experience.
we are informed that the item in re-
gard to the award of the arbitrators in
the case of Drew against Lewis, in the
asst MONITOR, was slightly incorrect.
The sum should have been $169.71.
This was case relating to sum due
Mr.. Drew for saving lumber for Mr..
lewis. Drew claimed a balance of
1886, and the arbitrators gave the
above.
Regular meeting and installation of
.. III. Nye camp No. "a, Jan. 20. Mem
'ers are requested to be present.
officers elected are as follows: Capt,
). l.. Gray; 1st Lieut., Eddie Walcott;
md Lieut., George Gray; LIST camp
counsel, E. Walcott; End camp coun-
ell, E. ID. Walker; 3rd camp counsel,
7. III. Drew; let Sargent, @. A. Kel- |
on; @. M. Master, r. s. Christie.
A RECORD OF THE WEATHER FOR
S93.-During the year 1893 the wind
1as south in January, 8 days, north,
6 days, west, five days; rain fell on two
avs and snow on five days; coolest
avs, 9Th, 18th and 18th; amount of
now fall, Is inches. Feb. - Wind
outh days, north nine days, west
days; rain fell on two days and snow
n nine days; coolest days, 4th, 18th,
9th; amount of snow fall, 4s inches.
larch-Wind south, 10 days, north,
days, west Is days; rain fell on one
ay and snow on six; coolest days, LIST,
9Th and goth; amount of snow fall, %
lches. April-Wind south 13 days,
orth, IL days, west, days; rain fell
n three and snow on five days; amt.
snow fall, 10 inches. May-Wind
'uth, Ia days, north, 9,days, west,
avs; rain fell on four days. June
lind south, II days, north, days,
est, days; rain fell on six days;
armest days, 9th, 18th and 2lst. July
Wind south, 7 days; north, 8 days,
est, IL days; rain fell on nine days;
armest days, I'd, sth and 14th. Aug.
Wind south, IA days, north, days,
est, 13 days; rain fell on six days;
days, 9Th, 9th, 18th. Sept
ind south, II days, north, days,
est, 10 days; rain fell on six days.
ct.-Wind south, IL days, north,
lys, west, s days; rain fell on four ]
lys and snow on one; amount of ]
ow fall, three inches. Nov.-Wind
nth, 16 days, north, 8 days, west, {
days; rain fell on three days and {
ow on four days; amount of snow '
Ii, five inches. Dec.-Wind south, IL
US, north, z days, west, 10 days; :
in fell on four days and snow on 10; \
ldest days, 9Th and 18th; amount of t,
ow fall, % inches. Total, feet, 4
phes. An average harvest has been
rnered, and the husbandman has !,
en- amply rewarded for his labor
d toll. O.V.P. E
There is to be no change of land =