Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-05-07

a banquet at their hall in Lane & Da-
Wis block and private meeting in
the eve, about forty Masons with
their wives being present.
E. w. Trow, an aged and respected
citizen, died Saturday at p. m. Fun
eral Monday, at 1880 p. m. Age 81.
Mr. Trow moved to this town from
Bloomington in 1869, where he had
lived eleven years. He leaves wife
and one son, Gordon w. Trow, of
Washington, d. G. Mr.. Trow was a
member of the Cong. church. An ac-
tive Christian man has gone to his re-
ward.
The gentlemen gave an entertain
ment at Cong. church last Friday eve
jim the form of an experience party.
Supper was served in the dining room
to about two hundred persons, after
which fine entertainment was given
in the parlor. The roll call showed
that 1873 men had contributed their
dollar, and a good number told in
verse how they earned their money.
The receipts were fully 5000.
Newport Center
Ed Tute has moved back on to his
farm.
Mrs. G. L. Sleeper has returned
from Boston, as has also n. S. Rogers.
l.. Colburne is very sick. Henry
Fox is failing.-Rev. Mr.. Dark is some
better.
Ell. B. Marston has rented his village
residence here to Herman Smith and
Marston has moved to w. Derby.
The village schools for the spring
term commenced Monday, April 80,
with E. E.Webster of Barton and Flo
ra Kilby of this place, teachers.
VIM. H. Wiley has repainted his
residence inside and out; j. G. Stick
hey and II. Drown have each repaired
the inside of their houses.
Rev. w. S. Jenne will deliver the
address for Alexander Post Memorial
Day and Rev. John McLucas of Jay
the Memorial sermon May 9th. The
[rasburgh band has been engaged to
furnish music.
Rev S. G. Lewis, who has been pas
tor of the NJ. E. church for two years,
has gone to Marshfield and Rev. WI.
Mcneil of Greensboro is to supply
pere and at So. Troy. 1t is compli-
nent to learn that their past labors
ave been very successful.
Forth Troy.
Ansiel Lanpher has purchased two
uiIding lots of w. G. Elkins. 29r'
d. w. Porter will go to Bethlehem
drive four horse coach for one of
ne hotels.
Rev. w. S. JENNIE breaches the Me-
borial Day sermon before Bailey
ost, May 9th.
Alvin Barry had his right fore arm
hdly cut on clipping saw in Lewis
i'll, recently.
RevlffJ. : j. Munro has accepted
Unanimous call to the passionate ofthe
congregational church at Alburgh
brings.
%. B. Hilcreth, city marshal of Man
lester, n. H., was in town last week
oking up evidence in the Ida Bod
Pill case, soon to be tried in that city.
Ell. G. Chaloner becomes sole owner
the state for the manufacture and
lie of Hilrs extension ladder by pur-
ase of the territory from the invent
The notorious Ith Hadlock Line
buses went up in smoke one day
gently, probably from the match of
incendiary. The loss is estimated
81, 500. No mourners.
DR.. Bogue of West Derby, assisted
DR.. Guild, recently performed an
grafton on Ezekiel Currier, who has
I'm suffering from dropsy. Twenty
pounds of the fluid were remov-
from the patient, who is now in
nfortable condition.
estfield.
II. W. Farman had successful OPP
ton performed on his eyes last
esday at Mary Fletcher Hospital,
tlington.
thursday evening, May 3,over forty
ne friends of MIR. and Mrs. David
Hitchcock made them genuine
prise, the occasion of their tenth
rriage anniversary. A very pleas
evening was spent. After refresh
hts Rev. Atwood in few brief re-
ks presented Mr.. and Mrs. Hitch
with few dollars as slight to-
of the regard of their friends.
StmOre.
be steamer is out very early this