Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-01-14
Mrs. Augusta A. Keith is visiting
her sister, Mrs. G. L. Cox.

DR.. Comings has closed his work
with the gold cure institute, at Troy,
n. Y.
Philo Keith has taken farm near
Newport Center, and will soon move
there.
Allen Folger, evangelist from Con-
cord, n. H., will hold meetings at the
Cong. church, every day this week, at
2:30 and 1880 pm.
WestheId.
Rev. Andrew P. Solandt, B. D., Of
Franklin Co., will give his illustrated
lectures on America in the Congrega-
tional church here Wednesday and
Thursday evenings under the auspic-
es of the @. E. Society.
Miss Lillian Wright is spending the
week in Burlington.-Mr and Mrs.
Charles Chaffee go to Newport Tues
day evening to attend the wedding Of
Mrs. Chaffee's brother, Geo. Thomp-
son, of Lyndonville.-Miss Nellie
Wright is visiting in town.
On the 18th the Cong'l society held
their annual meeting choosing the
following officers: Moderator, D. E.
Wright; Clerk, NJ. c.. Hitchcock;
prudential Com, A. G. Hitchcock,
M. @. Hitchcock, o. P. Wright; Sect,
and Treas, w. B. Gilpin. Assets of
the society exceed the liabilities.
A stock company has been organic
ed for manufacture of the Hendrix
patent butter tub. The following
stock holders have been chosen direc-
tors: Isaac Wilson, Walter Burnham,
w. o. Wright, Edwin Boynton, Will
Trumpass. Isaac Wilson is manager,
Herbert D. Miller sect, and Walter
Burnham treasurer.
Westmore.
Robert ellis, who has been sick
some time, is little better.
Henry Friend Of Barton has moved
into the honse lately vacated by Pliny
Clapper.
There will be an oyster supper for
the benefit of the Ladies' Aid society
in the church vestry Wednesday eve
ming, Jan. 23d. All are cordially in
vited.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Sutton.
Uncle Charles Taft is failing.
We understand that Rev Mark At
wood will supply the pulpit here until
a new pastor is obtained.
The dramatic play, entitled ''Dan-
ger Signal" will be presented at the
town hall on Friday eve, Jan. IS. Ad
20 cts. Proceeds to help pay
for new church pews.
The officers elected at the A. F. @.
Society for '95 are Mrs. F. O. Berry,
president; Miss Sadie Blake, vice
president, Madge E. Burnham, Sec;
Fanny D. Hastings, Treas. Devotion
al services will be held every Sabbath
eve,. at the church, at o'clock. Ev-
cry one, old or young, will be welcome.
EAST AarOW1ck.
G. J. Johnson's house took fire on
from defective fues. A
prompt action prevented serious loss.
Union meetings were held during
the Week of Prayer. Since the re-
vival meetings union services have
been held afternoons and evenings
for some time. The religious interest
still continues and the theme of con-
versation about the places of business
is religion.
AT the annual meeting Of the Cong.
society the old board of officers were
reelected. Owing in part to removal
of some members to the new church
at Hardwick, there was a small defic-
iency in receipts which was promptly
raised. The church pays the pastor
every month.
DR.. Darling is treating Matte Toll
man of Greensboro, who is quite sick.
Mary Field King has been at her
fathers for some time in feeble health,
but is now better and has returned to
her home in Greensboro. = Mrs. j. B.
Chandler is still sick and under the
doctors care. = Mrs. Charlie Wilmer
son has had the grip.
Sheffield.
Amasa Simpson is going to lumber
ing in CRANKY.
The Ladies Aid was held with Mrs.
III. P. King at Wheelock last Friday.
Independent Grange will meet with
j. Darling Saturday JAM, 10 at 10 a. m
School in the ssNation" taught by
Mrs. Olin Chesley closed Friday, JAM,
4.
o. III. Jenness and wife have been