Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-02-04

this week.
Sunday the 10th inst, Rev. m
Spencer OF Montpelier will prcaol
the NJ. Il. church.
Special meetings will be held I'm
NJ. e. church Monday and Wednes
evenings of this week.
M. a. Adams and Fletcher N
have recently imported some
specimens of Jersey stock from M
Deep sympathy is felt for Mrs. n
ton, daughter of the late limo
Holt of this place, whose husband
drowned while cutting ice at Newbt
recently.
The revival meetings conducted
Rev. Il. T. Clark of the NJ. Il. chu
have proved quite successful. Tn
is a deep religious interest i'm the Cd
munity. There have been some c
tage meetings also.
There will be a donation visit
Rev. Mr.. Clark at the M. II. vestN
Wednesday evening, the 18th inst.
literary program will be present.
followed by supper. Every one
invited to attend.
At a recent meeting of the sto
holders of the 90. operative Creams
Association, the following ofiiey
we're elected: Directors, M. "A. Adar'
A.P. Niles, Frank Wilson, Alvah Md
riIl, and Leonard Collier; Pres, M. |
Adam0; Sec. and Treas, Stodda|
Bates. The contemplated purchd
of Mr.. Marvin's creamery has not \
been effected.
On the 25th of Jan. Mrs. Edwar|
gave a reception TO the acadet
teachers and pupils and a few frien
of the school, among whom were MI
Maj. Grout, Mrs. @. X. Bates OF N. 1
and Mr.. Benjamin Hinman of Mel
port. Mrs. Edwards entertains Il
friends delightfully."- and IL il needld
to say that the evening was one
| LhuCll SnJOy llbnJ 10 dlls
Mr.. and Mrs. O. X. Bates and Edit
of New York, have been In town 3
past week. TIT VIM. Daley return
from Boston last Monday and repoi
his mother still improving. - vii
Barrett came from N. Y. TO after
the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Goul
Mrs. Myrtle Thompson has retur
ed to her home in Boston, her mothC
Mrs. Kelley, having improved
health.
Our community was shocked by d
intelligence Of the death Of Matt
(Spear) Gould, wife of Hiram Goul
of Boston,and daughter Of VIM. Spe
of this place. She had been at h
fathers home since Christmas M
had been quite i'll, but was not thong
TO be i'm immediate danger. Nh
Gould leaves two SONS, who with d
husband and family here have q
sympathy of the community Ia the
bereavement.
West Derby.
Fred Rowell is suffering from Bcla
lea. 80 John Tucker is improving.
A. o. Dane and wife OF Billeric
Mass, are visiting al q. i. Davis.
David Bisbee has sold out his inte
est in the firm of Bisbee q Grimes
Mr.. Grimes.
Mr.. Carr has moved from Quit
block, into one of Edward Sias' ten,
ments, on Main st.
N. l.. Foster is clerking for Ricl
mond & Dollon.-L. Rylander is clorl
ing for Mr.. Grimes.
Elder McLucas has been engaged I
preach at the Advent church one ha
of the time this year.
John Nelson's team and man hav
gone TO West Charleston 20 dra'
lumber for Will Nelson.
j. Tucker is slowly improving.-C
IL. McAuley has been on the sick lii
during the past few weeks.
Tom Allchurch has returned TO HI
work at Houghton & Dutton's, Bos
ton.-Archie Grow has gone TO Rich
ford.
f. w. Stevens and Matt. Phillips
teams collided recently, smashing bot
sleighs and somewhat injuring Ga
horses.
Edwin b. Stiles, a returned mission
airy from India, gave an unusually I'm
teresting address on the work in tina
field to a full house.
Albert Dupont, who was so badl.
injured at Pierce's Bridge, N. H., ha
been brought TO Stark Morse's. III
is entirely helpless and deserving o
sympathy and aid
David Addison has moved from th,