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

season in both churches Feb. Sd, to
receive the new members as the fruit
OF the great awakening.
Geo. A. Beede has broken up keep
ing house, and his wife and household
goods, it is understood, are shipped
to Burlington. We do not know what
change there will be, if any, in style
of the firm of Beede & Dow.
Rev. G. P. Byington has labored in
season and out of season for the past
eight weeks in the awakening, came
into church last Sabbath with the in
tention of preaching, but with the
severe cold from which he had been
suffering the last few days, his voice
broke down, and J. w. Hovey read
one of d. L. Moody's best sermons to
the great audience that were con-
vened
Sheffield.
Geo. Gray has returned from his
Victory lumber job.
A. A. Church and family have been
in Mortified for a week past.
Harry Chesley has had telephone
instrument put into his store.
Francis Bickford has bought out the
stage route to I4yndonville of Aaron
Gray.
DR.. O. E. Carter and wife Of Dan
vile and DIR. Austin Carter of Hard
wick were in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Paige and wife
extend thanks to those who SO kind
ly assisted them during the sickness
and burial of their little daughter.
Harry Chesley is going to raise his
house up and put story underneath,
w. G. Sanborn doing the work. Job
Chesley will have his store on the first
floor.
Miss Holden is sick with lung fever.
Mrs. Ira Davis is better.-Mrs. e.
Bickford remains about the same
At this writing the two children of
Harley Paiges are quite sick.
Sutton.
Mrs. Lucy Colby of Mass. is here
visiting her SOM in law.
Geo. Wheeler has moved into a ten
ement,in Frank Whipple's house.
Mrs. Adeline Campbellis home from
Lyndon Center for weeks visit.
1t is reported that the trade between
Riley Roundy and Collins Ere nch is
toff.n
Miss Laura Moore gave an excel
lent address at the church Sunday
evening.
F. NJ. Abbott has purchased the Ell
der Gilman place of Amos Jenness
for Harris Anger.
R. G. Mitchell of this place has been
employed by Boynton & Eastm an, ST.
Johnsbury to sell their medicines and
is on the road.
Over fifty were present at the an
nual meeting of the Ladies' Aid Socie-
ty, which was held at Mrs. Jennie
Chapman's, and Mrs. Emily j. Colby
was chosen president; Mrs. D. E.
Ruggles, vice presidents; Mrs. Ellen
Butterfield, secretary and treasurer
for the coming year.
HVheelocIz.
TX. Gray is going to Victory to
work.
Marsh Way is on the war path after
taxes. Look out now.
Rev. e. J.Bodman went to the quar-
terry conference at Enosburg Falls.
Mrs. L. n. Cree is on the sick list.
The grandson of E. w. Reed has the
cankerrash.
Austin Miles and wife have been in
ST. Johnsbury visiting; Chas. Dana
and wife in Greensboro.
That fellow who can sit by the fire
till the buttons melt off his vest can
stand the heat pretty we'll.
Amos Sanborn has moved to r. EN-
erson's this winter. His wife is stop
ping with her folks in Albany.
The next time you want any gloves
or mittens, step right up and buy
them; that is the cheapest way to get
them.
Mr.. Potts, who has been here buy
ing butter every two weeks, on We'd
nesdays, has changed the time to
Thursdays.
West Burke.
Amy Kingsley from Lowell is visit
ing at Rev. P. N. Granger's.
A. L. Aldrich and wife have been to
Suncook, N. H., on visit.
Silas Leach's family will move this
week to White River Junction, where
Mr.. Leach has work. Their many