Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-22

meet at their church vestry Friday
afternoon.
A large party OF unofficial sugar
inspectors visited o. q. Pages sugar
orchard last Tuesday.
The logs belonging to Il. L. Chand-
Ter and O.. l.. Hermon, are being run
from Albany here all together.
The Young Ladies' Mission Band
will meet at the NJ. +. vestry, Satur-
day afternoon, at half-past two.
Joseph Tetrault has returned FROM
Shefford, Pc, and will put his cheese
factory in readiness for the seasons
work.
Rev. A. G.. Austin exchanged desks
with Rev. p. N. Granger yesterday
The former supplying for the latter
here, and the latter in the formers
new field at West Burke and East
Haven.
Irasburgh, which has always been
very we'll served in the M. Il. pastor
whom the Conference has sent here,
will have "A man OF much experience
and ability i'm Rev. II. N. Granger.
He is a good pastor and preacher, and
a citizen who will be helpful in the
affairs of the town.
The Boston Daily Globe has an ex-
tended account of the marriage of
Miss Emma l.. Church and DIR. Wilbur
A. Reynolds, which occurred in Dor.
chester district, Boston, April. There
were large number present, numer-
GUS presents and many congratula-
tions. DIR. and Mrs. Reynolds will
make their home i'm the same city.
The friends of Mrs. Reynolds i'm this
vicinity extend congratulations
Lowell
The creamery is doing business
again.
George Thornton has moved into
Horace Hall's house at the village.
l.. o. Cox is wearing his arm In
sling because his colt missed the doc
tors dog when he kicked.
The school-house that stood near
A. /. Stebbins' has been taken down
and is being put up near the forks OF
the road on the old A. f. Harding
place.
Morgan.
w. II. Pearsons is home from N. Y.
in poor health.
Frank Allen has started his sawmill
having got in a good stock OF lumber.
@. 1. Moore is preparing to build an
addition to his store for the town
clerks office.
Frank Wilder has rented the the
Ed. Batchelder farm and moved there.
John and Theodore Bullet have
moved into the house vacated by j.
M. Jocelyn.
Morgan Center
VIM. p. Barrager, and Mrs. A. j.
Calkins are among the sick.
Schools in No. and will COM
mence May 9th, with Miss Leta J. Ea-
ton, and Mrs. Myra J. Gray as teach
ers.
Mr.. Herbert Currier of Philadelphia,
Pa, is visiting relatives i'm town.-H.
@. Davenport and son Frank, spent
few days in town this week.
Wilmer Elliott has rented his place
to Elmer Holmes, and has moved
into one of J. Gray's tenements,
known as the Ransom house.
Newport.
Mrs. ID. w. Blanchard has gone to
Boston on a visit.
j. G.. Rourlxe has gone TO house
keeping in w. II. Curtis house.
Milo Lawrence has returned TO
spend the summer at DIR. Gould's.
Mrs. Warren Fuller and O. q. Good
rich are re-shingling their buildings.
Gideon Pitre has closed his work for
True & Blanchard and gone TO Brat
.leboro on visit.
Fred Niles has moved from West
Derby into Chas. Brady's tenement
house on Lake st.
Judge F.E. Alfred was stranded and
delayed at Concord for several hours
during the food of last week.
@. f. Ranney went to 50. Johnsbury
TO be present at the Y. M. O.
4. and speak to them Sunday.
Chas. A. Prouty has been i'm Wash
ngton, DC, the past week in attend
lnce to the Supreme Court OF the US.
o. S. Ryder of w. Derby has the
contract TO build a new house on Sum
ner St.for L. j. Phelps, to be complet-