Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-02

Ed. Traver and family are spending
few weeks with Dudley Traver.
Communion was observed at the
Cong'l. Church yesterday, the pre-
paratory services were held in the
church the proceeding Saturday.
Alvah Chamberlain has moved into
Long Tom Gilbert's Courser house
Mr.. Randall has moved from the West
Hill to Troy.-A man from Canada
has moved into the tenement in the
cheese factory.
A union Easter Concert was given
in the Cong'l Church on the evening
of Easter Sunday. The attendance
was large, the house was very taste
fully decorated, the exercises passed
off very pleasantly.
Miss Mary Knapp who has been on
a visit to Georgia, has returned home
accompanied by her friend, Miss
Aben-Henry Chaffee Of Springfield,
Mass. and Ernest Allbee of Derby
were in town recently Blanche Wat
son has returned to the Montpelier
Seminary.
WestmOre.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. S.
A. Hunt, April 18th.
Isaac Wilson has gone to New York
to work in the ice business.
The committee met and decided the
the church should be built on F. I'll.
Fosters land.
Mr.. Averill is putting in wharf on
on the west side on E. w. Barron's
shore to accommodate the public.
Homer Leland and Irwin Robinson
have bought of S. R. Jenkins, the
Scott farm including stock and tools,
price, $2,16O.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East Hardwick.
Geo. Cole is home from New York.
Mrs. Charles Whitcher is still living.
Mrs. Lapoint, mother of Mrs. Frank
Eastman, has had paralytic shock
Mr.. and Mrs. Adm Miller rejoice
over the advent of an eight pound
daughter.
A council is to be called at Hard
wick April to consider the expedi-
ency Of organizing Congregational
church there.
Hardwick.
George D. Bailey has rented tene-
ment in A. @. Hooker's new house
and he moved on Monday.
F. A. George and wife have sold
their house at the west end of the vii
age to Mrs. Sarah @. Hask ell, form
erly Of Woodbury.. .-.-~ 1-1
The school census of the town shows
the following number of children Of
school age: Boys, 223; girls, 2o3; to-
tai, 1876. Of this number there are in
Hardwick Academy and Graded
School district, girls, 80; boys, 70; to-
tai, 152.
West Burke.
DIR. Sleeper will start Tuesday, Apr.
3, for California.
Myrtle Aldrich has returned TO,
Montpelier Seminary. ff s4,-,,
Alice Varney is to teach at Sutton
and Sadie Gaskill the primary depart
ment In this village. a(t
The steam mill started up last week,
after short shut down, with about
half the usual force of help.
Mrs. James Bishop has gone to Will
Jamestown for weeks visit.-Harry
Wellington has gone to North Concord
to work
Miss Mae Beckwith, who has been
spending her vacation here with her
parents, has returned to Mass, where
she has position as teacher.
This community was greatly shock
ed to learn of the death of Rev. John
Morse Of Hardwick of apoplexy. Mr..
Morse was pastor Of the M. e.
church here for years. While here
a parsonage was built, the church
vestry was repaired and wonderful
revival in which many sought and
found the Saviour. He will always be
kindly remembered by this society,
and the bereaved family have the
heartfelt sympathy of this communi-
ty.
Sutton.
Ada Forbes has gone to N. H., to
teach.
Village school viii heoin the last