Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-01-21


Alex Shields, WE. Anderson; Greens
boro, A. G. Chase, A.Jackson; Hol-
land, [. E. Hackett; Irasburgh, Chas
T. Chapman, B. F. Kidder; Jay, A.W.
Honsinger; Lowell, Milo Hines, Chas.
@. Tillotson; Morgan, VIM. NJ. Farr;
Newport, Frank Miller. Chas. Briggs;
Troy, I. D. Johnson, Geo. w. Day;
Westfeld, John F. Brown, Don @.
Woodwork; WestmOre, F. FL. Foster.
The 35th Annual Festival of the Or
leans County Musical Association will
take place at Newport, W., Feb. 5, g.,
and 8, 1895. Preparations have been
made to exceed all previous Festivals
in interest and profit to those who at
tend. Prof. Blaisdell will be the con-
ductor, and Mrs. Martha Dana Shop
ard the pianist, Of course. For soloists
there will be the Boston Artists Quar-
tette, consisting of Mrs. Alice Bates
Rice, soprano; Miss Edith Macgregor,
contralto; Jerome F. Hanshue, tenor;
a nd VIM. FL. Clark, bass. The inimit-
portfolio of humorous recitals. There
will be four grand concerts and a
promenade, for which last Blaisdell's
orchestra will furnish music. Circu-
lars giving full details will be issued
soon and can be obtained of CT Ran
ney, Newport, vt. Reduced rates on
RI between ST. Johnsbury and New
port and intermediate points.
BartO n Landing.
Mr.. Bass, manager OF the bobbin
factory, was in town last week.
We are sorry to learn that 10 I'm
Winslow is not improving in health.
The lecture on "Grip and Grit by
Rev. Mr.. Silcox, was largely attended
and much enjoyed by all.
The lumber teams are improving
the good shedding. Logs are coming
in fast at the Chandler and Bartlett
mills.
DR.. Stevens came home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nutting are home from
Boston. They drove their own team
to Lowell, Mass.
In response to the call for help from
the Nebraska sufferers, a money con-
tribution has already been sent and a
liberal quantity of clothing will be
forwarded soon.
Geo. Ford has moved to his new
store in the w. Q. Twombly block
Mrs. Wiley has moved to rooms in
the Twombly block. Eddy Emerson
has got settled in his new home bought
from Ed. Chandler.
The next meeting of Geo. G. Meade
Post, G. a. r. and w. r. @. comes
Feb. 5. There will be hull
ed corn supper and campfire in the
evening. Daniels will finish his story,
and others that did not have chance
last meeting. Hope at this meeting
10 have a report from the annual
State encampment.
M. and Mrs. Bowman have been
visiting at G.. N. Tenney's.
Quarterly meeting services at NJ. E.
church on Sunday evening, Jan. 81, at
which time Presidisg Elder H1milton
will be present.
The donation at the Cong. church
was success financially and socially.
A large number were present from
ibis town and from Craftsbury. Net
proceeds $104.
Frank N. Brown died of consump
ion on Jan. IA. Funeral services
we're held by Revs. Allen and Came
on and the remains were carried to
n. H., for burial.
East Albany.
Richard Rowen had a horse killed
by getting hung in the barn.
Geo. Harlow is quite sick with pneu-
Mr.. Reed is sick with the
grip.
The dramatic play proved very en-
and was a success finan
tally.
The Free Baptist quarterly NEE ting
will be held at the old church, COM
nencing next Thursday, p. NJ, the
4th inst, and continuing over the
Sabbath.
Mrs. Milo Chaffee has just returne d
rom two weeks visit to friends in
1nosburgh Falls.-Mrs. Margaret Will
is from West Glover is spending a
ew weeks here among friends.-Mrs.
AMOS Sanborn of st. Johnsbury is at |
Ter fathers, Rev. Ell. Stiles, for short
stay.
8rOWnington.