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

end of his store, paying $500 TOR IL.
Mr. and Mrs L. L. Golf have gone
to Sharon on visit to friends.-C. n
Brady is in Boston on business.-MIss
Alice Raymond of Cambridge, Mass,
spent few days in town visiting
friends and attending the wedding OF
her friend, Miss Shepley.
Orem Newcomb has returned from
Chicago, where he has been on bust
neSs.-Dr. E. E. Whitaker has return
ed from New York City, where he has
been to attend a course Of lectures
Mrs. L. E. Thayer has returned from
visit to Pennington and Boston.
Mr.. Abel moved from the Tuck
block to Batesville.-Mr. StOliker and
family have moved to Worcester,
Mass, where he has bought restaur-
ante. E. Craig of Concord, N. H.,
has moved to J. e. Farrell's house on
Bayview ST. Mr.. Craig runs on the
day express from here to Boston.
Last Tuesday eve was the eve for
weddings: At O'Clock, at the resi-
dence of J. T. Shepley on Eastern Az
enue, Alice A. Shepley, was mar
ried to j. E. Farrell, one of New
ports young lawyers, Rev. E. A.
George officiating. They started i'm
mediately for Springfield, Boston and
New York. On their return they will
go to housekeeping in their new home
on Bayview street.-At $50, Rev. E.
A. George was called to officiate at
another home in this village, when
Geo. ID. Thompson of Lyndonville and
Miss Carrie E. Phillips were married
at the residence Of the brides par
ents. The happy couple went imme-
diately to their home in Lyndonville,
where everything is in readiness for
them.
Newport Center
The donation for Rev. Mcneil net
ted $40.
Ernest Dane has returned to his
work at Roxton Falls, P. @.
Walter Parker suspends his school
week on account of sickness.
Gertie Stowell is gaining. Mrs. T.
j. Beadle and Willard Harris are very
sick 1t is said that there have been
$50 cases of mumps in this vicinity in
the last few weeks.-Mrs. w. L. CO.
burn is in a very critical state Of
health. Mrs. Lucretia M. Dane re-
Gently had finger amputated.
North Troy.
Homer Buck will carry on the Por-
ter farm on East Hill, this year.
The meetings held last week by Mr..
Folger, an evangelist, were quite well
attended and much interest was
shown.
Mr.. Henry Goodro, who has been
great sufferer from a cancer, died on
the 18th inst. Mr.. Goodro was one of
our best citizens and will be greatly
missed
J. A. Pearl Of Johnson, who has
bought most of the wool in this valley
for quite a number Of years, has been
here and bouget wool paying Is cents
per pound which is 10 cents less than
he paid three years ago. What is the
reason? Echo answers Gree wool"
Dr. Morrill, had a sleigh robe stolen
sometime since, and the Doctor saw
it at Newport recently and upon in
quiry found that it had been bought
Of parties from West Derby. A little
taste of the law might settle that fell
L. IL. - to
take things that do not belong to him.
WestfielcI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hodgkins are
the recipients Of boy baby.
M. w. Farman gave his SHERIDAN"
lecture in Milton last Friday night.
The Johnson Normal students re-
turned home last week for the winter
vacation.
Yesterday Miss Craven preached in
exchange with the minister from East
Charleston.
On Sunday, the 18th inst, Mrs. Luz
cinda Burba attained the age Of nine
ty- three years. She celebrated the
event by attending church of which
she has been a member more than
sixty years.
The Pew. A. P. Solandt of e. Berk-
shire gave his illustrated lectures on
America in the Cong. church last
Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
under the auspices Of @. E. society.
Mr.. Solandt is a bright man.
On the first Sunday in Jan. the
Cong. S. S. re- organized choosing the
following officers for the year ensu
ing: Supt., Thomas Holt; Asst, W.B.
Gilpin; Sec. and Treas, Miss Ada G..