Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-02-19
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sister in West Farnham, p. @.
Horace Hancock has been confined
to the house for some weeks and Ed.
Smith has been doing his work.
Chas. Wilson has received, from
parties in r. L., 10 guernsey cattle,
which he has been employed TO keep.
The meetings at the f. B. church
the past week were we'll attended and
good interest manifested. They will
be continued this week.
Miss Green closed her school Friday
in the River Dist.-The village schools
close Thursday, as teachers examina-
tions are to be held during the week.
Orrin Magoon's case is being tried
at the Court House this week. Pub
lie sympathy is with Mr.. Magoon, and
it is hoped the r. r. Co. will be oblig-
ed to pay him good round sum.
Gideon Gay died at the home of his
son, Charles, Wednesday evening, at
the advanced age of 81 years. The
funeral services were conducted at
the house Sat-, Rev. J. p. Marvin Off
ciating.
The community was greatly shock
ed last Thurs. morning to hear of the
death of John Archilles. He went to
an uncle in Cal. about the 1st of Dec,
hoping he might receive benefit. He
had had a cough for sometime, but
his friends didSnot think his case so
serious. He was young man highly
respected, and his parents have the
sympathy of all in their great be-
reavement.
Glover.
Mrs. O. E. Prindle closes her milli-
merry shop for one week.
Rev. E.lW. Pierce will preach at the
Universalist church edifce Feb. %, at
one O'Clock p. m.
Several of our townsmen went to
Newport last week to attend the suit
of Walker VS.. Fisher.
Mrs. Joseph King has gone to Ell
more to visit samong relatives.-Mrs.
Geo. Drew is here on a visit.
Mrs. w. F. Templeton returns home
by the way of Montpelier, where she
will spend some days among friends
there.
The band of this place will give
promenade concert at Institute hall,
Friday evening, Feb. %. Everybody
invited.
The remains of Mrs. Willard Cham
berlain, a former resident of this
town, were brought here for burial
last Monday.
The Mite society will furnish dinner
at Institute Hall for those wishing it.
who attend the annual town meeting
of March 6. Price Is cents.
Twelfth year of unprecedented sue
cess of Stowe q Co.'s Uncle TOMS /
Cabin, at Opera House, Barton, We'd
nesday, Feb. 81. Admission, rs and |
35 cents. Grand MONDAY Parade.
The Young Peoples Christian
Union, which was organized three
months since, is growing in interest |
and numbers. The leaders, though
new in the work, perform their du-
ties each evening with candor and
zeal, showing that the fault is not
wholly because of dissemination, that
the younger members of our societies
are not interested in religious work.
Cochran Bros. gave an exhibition at
Nj. E. church Saturday evening, Civ
ing stereopticon show Of the Worlds
Fair. They gave over $50 important
and interesting views, and those who
the Fair pronounce them
good. This is the next thing to hav-
ing attended the Fair itself People
in this county and vicinity, who have
opportunity, should not fail to visit
this exhibition.
West Glover.
A pleasant social time at the ami
visit on Monday last at Mr..
A. M. Beach's.
Mrs. Agnes Wright of No. Dakota,
who has been here about two months,
last Wednesday.
The children and grandchildren of
Mrs. C.S. Cook observed her seventy
fourth birthday last Tuesday.
Oliver Barber from Boston is visit
ing his brother, Henry. Mr.. Barber
is suffering from an injury he received
in Boston in the early winter.
The singing convention, postponed
from this week, will come off next
week on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. A good convention and a