Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-01-27

is q chance Tor the exercise OF practical
Christianity.
Mrs. Ed. Blake and two children have
the canker-rash.-Elm Webster and
whole family are entertaining the humps.
Mrs Hattie CallIins and Freeman Blake
are ill with the pneumonia.
Salem-Derby.
IF. Conn was called to Bloomington TO
see his sister, Mrs. Nichols, who is not ex-
pected to live.
Mrs. r. McCorley has returned from the
Burlington hospital, where she has been
for the last three months, much improved
in health.
Glover.
Leo. Chrystie has gone to Lowell to work
for DIR. Hill.
The Leap Year ball was a success, a Sc
lect company and very good music.
Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday after
neon. Oysters will be served. A birthday
party for the children.
The Earnest Workers hold their next
meeting with Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. King
next Wednesday afternoon and evening,
Jan. 23d. All are invited.
The sad news of the death of Mrs. Geo.
F. Leonard, of Los Angeles, Cal, is re-
ceived. She died of grip. A more ex-
tended notice will be given next week.
large number of our people are at
tending the lectures at Barton, and are very
much pleased with the lectures and enter
tainments so far given. They may be as
hot ha 40 hu IL
ling will be as good as the best.
West Glover.
E. p. Beach is in poor health.
Irwin Anderson is smiling over the ad-
vent of boy.
James Mcfarland has moved from the
Squires place to Barton.
People in this vicinity are getting up
quite an interest in the lectures at Barton.
A goodly number attended Prof. De
Notes lecture.
Greensboro.
DR.. HI. ID. Martin, the noted specialist,
can be consulted at f. A. Goodrich's house
in this place, Feb. 1, 2 and 3.
Holland.
place.
Ed. Boothman has gone to Evansville,
to work for Harvey Foster.
Theron Clapper severely cut his foot re-
Gently and is obliged to quit cutting lum-
Der.
Peter Morrell has sold his Bennett lot to
Henry Dushame of West Derby, who has
taken possession.
Mrs. Paradise and her husband from
Sherbrook, p. O., are visiting her father,
Mr.. Alex Carter. o..
Miss Lizzie Elliott has returned from
Stratford, N. H., where she has been visit
ing for few weeks.
Mrs. James Smith died very suddenly,
Jan. 18th. She was an Advent and was
buried by Rev. Fairbanks.
j. A. Bradford was at Stanstead, p. O.,
last Saturday to have surgical operation
performed on his nasal organ, which re-
lieves him of continuous headache.
Irasburgh. .., i....,-t
DIR. Geo. HI. Newton was back from
Cambridge few days last week. ,r ..
Rev. L. Dodd went to n. Craftsbury last
Wednesday evening to give an address be-
fore the G. A. r.
Rev. J. Mcdonald will preach in the
Methodist church next Sunday morning
at the usual hour.
Nellie Locke and Jessie Cotton have
been to st. Johnsbury and Lyndonville to
visit the formers brother and sister, Chas.
and Nettie.
There will be genuine donation visit
and oyster supper at the court house hall,
Friday evening, Jan 31st. A lecture will
be given by Rev. Mr.. Rowland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. b. Brewster and Mr..
and Mrs. David Webster are home from
Boston. Miss Lottie Cowles has returned
to Judge Thompson's.-Geo A. Beede of
Burlington made us a call last week.
Mrs. L. S. Drew recently went to Wells
River to care for a sick daughter, Mrs.
Hannah Drew Lothrop, and was recalled
owing to the sickness of Mr.. Drew and
Ethel last week. All are now better.
Lowell
DR.. Hill has a new man as companion
and driver.
G. w. Greenwood was in Coventry the
23d to attend the marriage of his sister,
Miss Clara Greenwood, formerly of this
place to DR.. G. f. Branch of Newport.
Our republican flag poles were decorated
with an effigy of some person, Friday
morning. Whether it was intended for a
future presidential candidate or some local
celebrity has not yet been decided.
Business is suffering a temporary sus-
pension owing to the lack of snow. Not
much logging has been done as vet. The
prayer of sold Put" of revolutionary
fame, with snow as the theme, would voice
the sentiments of Lowell teamsters.