Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-01-14
Adeline Cobb is in poor health


SC. Wilcox schildren are better.-S.F.
Stearns is very low.
Mrs. Emily ingalls, is home from
Waterbury Asylum, where she mas
been for medical treatment.
Alice Taylor has been in town on
visit. - Misses Mabel and Nett1e CobO
spent several days at home, recently.
o. P. Wilcox and ]. Bullock have
the job of rolling the roads in the Cor
ner district, w. Fl. Calkins in the
South district.
Morgan Center
Elmer Holmes has moved into Ell.
Beams house.
Will Mack has returned to his work
in 'Lowelltown, Maine. Isaac Rich
went with him to run the engine for
/ the Lowelltown Lumber Co.
Henry Elliott has sold his steamer
to parties at Brighton who intend to
run it on Island Pond next season.
The steamer was moved out there last
Monday.
Henry Elliott has bought the cot
tage on the southeast shore of the
lake, formerly owned by Foster and
Riggy of Island Pond. He intends to
improve the buildings and grounds be-
fore another season opens.
Newport.
j. r. Huse is engaged in the manu-
facture of brooms.
DR.. G. V. Bogue writes that since he
went to Glendale, Cal. he has improv-
ed in health.
The churches held union meetings
during the week of prayer with good
attendance.
The veneer stock at the Searles mill
has been sold and is being moved to
the Frost veneer mill.
Joe Atwood, who has been clerk at
the Memphremagog House for the
past year or two, has gone to Ply
mouth, n. II.
The young men are holding meet
ings at Masonic hall Sunday after
moons for Bible study. There has been
a good attendance with much interest.
F. C. Bates has completed his ''ma
gle hoof," which is very fine toy for
children; he expects to manufacture
them here and will probably employ
several hands.
John M Mitchell and family of Con
cord, n. H., spent a few days in town
last week. Jacob Stearns of Island
Pond, a former merchant here, was in
town last week.
Nelson Bushee, boy 16 years old,
obtained some liquor and celebrated
New Years day. The result was that
Justice FL. B. Cushman thought best
for him to attend reform school until
he is of age.
At the annual meeting of the Cong.
church the following officers were
chosen: Fl. S. Root, moderator; w.
III. Clement, Sec; F. S. Tinkham, n.
L. Foster, @. A. Phillips, business
Com. For the Sabbath School, j. r.
Akin, Supt.; E. G. Blanchard, Asst.
Supt.; G.F. Root, Sec and Treas.
A. G. Brooks & Son have moved
from the Hall block on Lake St. to the
Lorimer & Macdairmid new block on
Coventry St., where they have a COM
plete stock of harness and horse
! goods.-Henry Paquin has moved to
Thad. Powers house.-Geo. Clapper
has moved into o. w. Browns house.
Frank Flint has moved into FL. K.
Fairbanks rooms.
Newport Center.
Miss Hattie Perkins, who has been
home visiting, has returned to Brad
ford.
The steam mill started up for the
winter saving Monday, the 31st ult.,
under the management of H. Bates
and Ed. Durkee; James Connal saw
yer, and Ernest L. Rogers engineer.
M. w. Farman of Westfield deliver
ed lecture upon the subject of ''The-
ISM in the Free Baptist church Sun
day evening the 3Oth ult. There was
a good attendance and the lecture
was very interesting.
Mf.TeGer fuilIlpS,du dSeu anu HlSu-
ly esteemed citizen of this place, died
the Sd inst, and his funeral services
were held Saturday, Rev. S. w. Cow
ell officiating. He was buried in the
cemetery at South Troy.
At the annual meeting of the Free
Baptist Sunday School, Jan. 9Th, the
following officers were elected for the
year ensuing: Supt., Geo. Rogers;
Asst, David Wright; Sec., Mrs. Mary
Wright; Treas, H. L. Smith; Lib,