Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-12-24
Newport Center.

Hannah Doane will continue to
year, after having carried it on many
years.
Bertha Stickney and Ben Wheeler,
who have been home ON vacation
/ from the Montpelier Seminary, have
returned to the school again.
/ M. w. Farman of Westfeld, "The
Blind Orator." will give lecture in
the Free Baptist church next Sunday
evening. The subject is to be Theism
Albert Tracy, who has been quite
sick with the humps and fever, is inn
proving. = Tim Dunn is some better
Mrs. Lucretia Dane is having seri-
Gus trouble with one of her fingers
that she cut with knife about the
time of THANKSGIVING.
Willard Harris, former townsman
| who cleared and lived on the farm
| now owned by @. L. Erwin and D. L.
Hildreth and moved to Plainfield in
''war time" has returned and pur-
chased the farm just out of the viii
lage, known as the John Riley place,
and will take possession next spring.
WestfeId.
Hub Reed has killed thirteen foxes
this season.
Mrs. Carrie Miller has moved into
Wallace Miller's house.
badly the other day; DR.. Young dress
ed the wound.
The two young peoples societies
contemplate purchasing an organ to
place in the hall.
Mrs. Ira Woodcock is sick with
pneumonia at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Victor Roberts.
Miss Elva Farman is home from
Brandon for the holidays. Several
of the Normal students are home from
johnson over Christmas. w. III. Rich
ardson of Chicopee, Mass, is in town.
-Pliny Wright has gone to Newport
to work. Ethel Wright is in Mont
gomery on q visit.-D. A. Winslow
goes to Boston this week for a months
absence.
WestInOre.
Mrs. H. J. Miller and Mrs. 4. Davis
are visiting in town.
III. E. Lyon and A. w. Lyon are
home from Mass.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Charles Atkins Jan. 10th.
Henry Hinton cut bad cash in his
foot recently, while chopping.
Mrs. Francis Richardson and son
Willie have gone to Manchester, n. H.,
to spend Christmas.
The attendance at the dedication of
the church was small on account of
the storm and bad roads. The SER
vices were very interesting Miss Nell
son and Miss Harmon commenced the
exercises and were followed by Revs.
Merrill, Fuller, and Swain. Our pas
tor, Rev. @. o. Gill, returned one day
too late for dedication exercises.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
Gordon Anger is confined to the
house with sciatic rhumatism.
Rev. F. E. Healey organized soci-
ETY. of A. p. A. here last Friday night.
Wilbur Duval recently shot two
coons in Walter Bowman's sugar
place.
East Burke.
There will be no singing school next
week until Wednesday.
The new mill has shut down for all
winter Wyman's mill has shut down
waiting for more snow.
Mr.. Horace Gage is failing rapidly. |
Mrs. Richard Gage lives only on
morphine. She is unable to take any
food either liquid or solid.
Sutton.
Geo. w. Clark has gone to Boston
to spend the winter with his son.
East Hardwick.
Mrs. ]. B. Chandler has a quinsy
sore.
Mary Field King is sick with bron-
chitis.
Amelia Kidder is expected home
from her school in Mass. for the holt
days.
J. w. Campbell carries the scholars
from the street to East Hardwick.
Mr.. Kidder and Mrs. Lottie Willis
teach at the village.
Revival meetings continue, alternat-
ing between the Baptist and Congre-
gational churches. Mr., Whittier is