Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-01-07

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d. Barnes; O. G., w. Wakefield: Sur
geon, L. Ingalls,; Delegate to Stat
Encampment, Willard Farman; Alter
nate, Rufus Kinsley.
Westmore.
Albert Labay has moved to- the w
Pierce place for the winter.
Rev. @. o. Gill is laid up with a Sc
we're cold, was unable to be at church
last Sunday.
Officers of the church were re elect
ed the I'd, nearly the same board as
last year. F. J. Orne was elected on
the board of trustees.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Sheffield.
The pupils in Dist, No. 3 enjoyed a
S'sugar eat'' last Friday afternoon.
[. K. Kenaston and wife of South
birmingham, Mass, were in town last
week.
AT the young peoples meeting last
Saturday evening, Rev. E. j. Bodman
gave an address to young men.
Frank Bickford was married last
week. Reception was held at the re-
sidence of his father, Charles Bick-
ford, the house was filed to overflow
ing. A dinner set and some money
were left by the friends as a token of
esteem.
Sutton.
Ulysses Parker OF Harvard College
spent the holidays with his brother, j.
r. Parker.
Annual meeting Of Ladies' Aid with
Mrs. Fred Chapman, Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening.
Vira Ball of ST. Johnsbury, Mamie
Mutt of Kirby and Sadie Blake of Lyn-
don spent the holidays here
Alfred Burnham and wife are NOV
ing to the Hayward farm. Their son
and daughter will remain at their
home in Sutton Hollow.
Riley Roundy has traded PLACES
with Collins French of Barton LAM
ing. Mr.. Roundy and wife are people,
The funeral services of Aldane Miles,
who died of consumption, were held at
the church, Sat Dec. %, Revs. Hen
derson and Churchill officiating.
The A.C. F. Society and near rela
tives of Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Ball were
invited to their home last Wednesday
afternoon to witness the marriage of
Myra Rachel to Geo. L., eldest son of
L. w. Gordon OF this town. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. r. W..
Churchill at $3.50 O'Clock, Silas Chick
ering acting as best man, and Miss
Fanny Hastings as bridesmaid. The
presents were numerous and valua-
BILE. Rev. Churchill went directly to
the home of Hubbard Forbes and unit
ed his only daughter, Ada j., to Erv
ing w. Fellows of Lancaster, N. H.
The Ladies' Aid Society made a
farewell visit at Rev. r. W. Church
/ lips Wednesday eve, Dec. q. A large
number were present, and a very
pleasant evening passed. Mr.. Church
i'll and family went to their new par
/ ish Monday. It will noJ be an easy
matter to fill his place, as he has been
very popular. Since he came here
three years ago, about 81, 900 has been
expended on the church; it has been
newly shingled, furnished with
new pews, stained glass windows
have been added, and it has been pa
/ OF 90 he
work on the interior was done by the
Ladies' Aid.
A company consisting of the Beck
withs, several parties in this village
and capitalists from st. Johns bury has
been organized for the development
and working of the carbonate of lime
bed, known as the Eaton Lime Pond.
1t has been demonstrated that the
material is valuable and can be used
to advantage for various purposes.
1t is proposed, we understand, to put
up works for drying the material for
shipment, for making carbonic acid
gas and for bottling and other pur-
poses. Those most familiar with the
material are sanguine of great success.
Heretofore capital has been needed
to properly work the mine, but the
new company will have necessary
funds for successful business.
WheelOck.
w. G. Sneling's family have moved
to Mr.. Balls house.
You see a smile on John Aldrich's
face when you speak about that boy.
Mr.. Blay and wife from Derby were
visiting at Austin Miles last week.