Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-03-05

spoke at length from manuscript and
gave with other remarks the
most of his address, which was given
at Burlington on the evening of his
election The w. r. Corps, under
whose management the reception and
banquet were gotten up, are to be
congratulated on the success of the
event.
Newport Center
William and George Armstrong have
finished numbering and returned home.
James Squires has moved back to
the village, into A. c. Harris house,
which he formerly occupied.
Samuel Meacham an, aged and much
respected townsman, had shock of
paralysis; Chauncey Sias, who has
been in feeble health for the past two
years, is suffering from the same dis
base and has become nearly helpless.
Rev. S. G.. Lewis and young man
named Dark, from Lewiston, Me. who
is studying for the ministry have been
holding revival meetings the past
week at the Nj. E.church and will con-
tinue them at the F. B. church, COM
mencing Tuesday evening, March 6,
and continuing until Saturday even
ng.
North Troy.
o. S. Annis was admitted to prac-
l. 7 1DIr Ind orc
Wheeler, presiding over the present
session, at Burlington, Tuesday.
S. S. johnson has taken a farm in
Derby and moved there. FL. Hoyt
has hired the Wiley farm.-Henry
Baraw has taken j. P. Martins farm.
One of our citizens lately took an
Rnti-fat preparation for one week and
kt the expiration of that time found
hat ne had gained four pounds in
weight.
From the town reports it appears
hat the selectmen have drawn orders
for Sd, 9O2.31; the road commissioner
has issued orders for S1,O37.69. The
otal amount paid out for school pur-
poses is Sc, 512. 10, and the expenses of
he poor department were 81, 1861.
The Indebtedness of the town is ST.
24.16, and the assets 50, 6O8.96, leav-
ng balance to the credit of the town
bf 81, 4S4
EVestield.
Rev. F. B. Phelps occupied the
Bong. pulpit yesterday.
Nelson Seymour has rented Frank
kennedy's farm in Troy for one year.
Mrs. Homer Burnham recently Wis
ted Rev. P. n. Granger at West
burke.
Fremont Miller has returned from
Boston and will remain in town few
weeks.
NJ. w. Farman will give his lecture
IN Gen. Sheridan in the Cong. church
Wednesday evening, March Il.
Examiner Hazen held teachers ex-
animation here on Wednesday and
ons took the examination.
Eddie, Minnie and Anna Knapp
ave been very sick with the canker
ash.-Josiah Miller was stricken re-
emily with shock of paralysis and
in bad way.-A. III. Hoyt is in a
eeble condition.
On Sunday evening Of last week M.
v. Farman gave an address in the
ong. church at Ludlow; on Monday
vening he lectured before the Y. M.
A. of the vt. Academy at Saxton's
liver, and on Tuesday evening be-
pre- the @. E. So. of the Presby terra n
hurch at So. Ryegate.
VestmOre.
The sick ones are all little better
A family from st. Johnsbury are
poving into F. M. Kings house.
The Lady Evangelists are here for
short time before going to Irasburg.
The Endeavor Society are to have a
light Cap Party at D. II. Fox's, Fri
ny evening, Mar. 9. The ladies are
kpected to bring two night caps
hch, and a cake. Gentlemen will
ease bring an appetite for fun and
Ike. You can wear night cap and
by 25 cents for the benefit of the
Pciety.
CALEDONIA COUNTY,.
yndOnville.
Charles Gushing, son of the late
ev. III. P. Gushing has returned from
ancouver, Wash, where he has spent
veral years.