Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-12-21

College.-Iottie Cowles is home from Low
ell, Mass
Mr.. Foster, the veteran singing master
and convention leader has announced a
a grand convention to be held at Crafts
bury, beginning on Tuesday of next week
We hear that Harvey Cowles, while rid
ing in a sleigh with Jefferson Cowles in
st. Johnsbury, was thrown out of the
sleigh and suffered severe fracture of a
leg.
Mr.. Robinson at the river mill has put
in a large blower to collect and deliver his
shavings to the boiler room. He is en-
ploying about twenty men at the mill and
as many in the woods.
The Albany Dramatic club will play the
thrilling Western drama, 1sthe Emigrant's
Daughter on the evening of Dec %. Ben
nett's full orchestra will be in attendance.
| Social promenade after the play.
Resolutions adopted by the Sons of
| Temperance upon the death of Moses Gil
bert: WHEREAS in the dispensation of
| our AlI-W Providence it has pleased our
Heavenly Father to remove from our Di-
vision by death of our brother, Moses Gill
bert. Therefore:
ResoLUed, that while we mourn this first
break in our ranks by death, we reconized
that it has been done by Him before whom
all should bow.
ResolUed, that we extend our heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved parents and rel
| atives of our deceased brother.
RESOLVED, that copy of these resolu-
f1OnC q Of he
cording scribe, and copy be sent the pa
rents OF our deacesed brother, and that
copy be sent for publication.
1. ". HYDE, Committee
&c. c4M NTaa' Resolutions.
South Albany.
E. I. Douglass has hired new man to
help him in his shop.
Mrs. Inez Rowell and Hazel have gone
to the hotel to board.
The young people will hold Christmas
exercises in the school house Friday eve
ming.
East Albany.
Mrs. Fry Hunter is in very poor health.
John Simon is sick with tonsilitis.
Mrs. King, who broke her hip recently,
is now suffering with a gangrene sore on
her foot.
BrOwningtOn.
Mrs. Oren ingalls, is confined to her
home with erysipelas.
A. j. Gear has moved to Newport Mrs.
Charles Abbott has moved to Canada.
Geo. Searles and bride of S. Barnston, P
O., lately visited his sister, Mrs. Warren
Huse.
Mr.. Geo. Litchfield, who has been home
from Burlington on short vacation, has
gone back to his work.
There Will be Christmas tree with the
usual exercises at the Center church
Thursday evening, Dec. "a.
Mrs. S. Townsend and Mrs H. NJ
the sudden death of Mrs Nellie Clown
send) insolvency.
Miss Myrtle Kennie of Newport is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. w. R. Alger.-Mr and
Mrs. Bush Allbee of Stanstead Junction
have been visiting relatives in this place.
John B. Dutton, brother to Dea.{ d. I.
Dutton of this town, died recently at his
in West Glover and went West at the time
of the gold fever in 49, He died from heart
failure the day he was Y years of age
Evansville.
Mrs. NJ. FL. Drown has been quite
sick, but is on the gain.
D. Gallup had his foot quite severely
hurt while drawing wood.
VIM. Atkins has returned home from
Morgan where he has been at work
Geo. King has gone to work for the Pike
Mfg. Co again.-D. Randall is working in
the stone shop as grinder.
Barton mountain people are to be con-
graduated on the loss of certain families
who have lately skipped
Coventry.
Lillian and Bertha Goodenough are at
work at Newport.
I'll. G. Cleveland is showing a good dis
play of Christmas goods.
DR.. Reynolds of Boston, Mass, visited
at H. C. Cleveland's last week
Ernest Drake, John Brooks and Every
Corrow have gone to Jay, numbering.
The meetings at the M. E. church the
past week have resulted in much good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salmon Nye who went to
Massena, N. Y, have now gone to Indiana
to spend the winter.
There will be Christmas exercises at the
Congregational church Friday evening.
Everybody is cordially invited to come.
A three-m onths-o child of Albert
o. E. Aiken officiated at the funeral The
child died of pneumonia.
Mrs. Abbie Kendall will probably spend
the winter in her home at the Center in
stead of returning to New York. This