Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-01-06
Greensboro.


There was a very pleasant gatheri
William Marshall's last Friday eve
George and William Spier are I'd
out lumber TO build large barn
summer.
Hattie Wheeler Is visiting In Clio
Tressa McCue is stopping at w. b.
sons "A few days.
Eighteen of our citizens have purc
the new Vermont statutes. That on
keep the average citizen clear OF Ga
for awhile.
A series of social evangelistic mea
is announced to be held I'm the
Presbyterian church Jan. $40. They
be conducted by Rev. II. c. McKelv
New York city, a minister who has
wide experience in pastoral work
now devoting his whole time to eva
istic meetings. Preparatory meeting
being held this week, conducted b.
pastor and neighboring ministers O
eral denominations. The meetings "
conducted on an undenominational
and all Christian people are invite
make them their own.
c. l.. Baker, the superintendent O
Congregational Sunday school, arrll
very attractive programme for C
mas eve, and with his army of worke
different parts were finely rendered.
speaking and singing took place undo
evergreen arch tastefully decorated.
the usual distribution OF presents,
Cook, i'm behalf Of the Sunday school
choir, presented Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
two very handsome chairs, assuring
they were given i'm appreciation OF his
and faithful service in the Sunday ID
and choir, to which Mr.. Baker respo
in n few well chosen words. For
than % years he has been the leader.
one can better understand the amour
time and labor he has put into the Su
school than the teachers who have wd
with him all these years, and the sch
who have grown TO be teachers under
Republican.
Greensboro Bend.
A New Years present at Bert Piper
boy this time.
The lumbermen are home from VOL
Disguised with the weather.
Robert Shurtleff is contemplating
livery business at the hotel.
The Burnside Post gave a public di
New Years Day at the M. h. vestry.
James MCGOWAN, who has moved
the hotel, is just getting under way.
has had considerable experience In
business and has opened up the IA
with the intention of keeping flrst-s
hotel He is a wide-awalSe young mani
Holland.
Wilbur Webb of Fitchburg, MI
nephew OF Mrs. Fred stone, is her
spend the winter.
Hollis Wheeler, who has been i'm Il
looking after his real estate, has rotul
TO his home in Fitchburg, Mass.
The MONITOR agent will be IN this
ton of the county the middle OF this "
Crafty him by having the money read
John Wheeler, who has been runnil
meat market in Newport for the last
months, has returned here and gone OF
his farm.
Mrs. Thomas Boothman recently sul
ed paralytic shock from which she isI
bic not TO recover. Her aged cOmparI
is i'm very feeble condition OF health.
Irasburgh.
M. Sheperd has gone 10 Toledo, Ohio,
work with his brother, George, IN the 4
phone business.
The w. c. II. u. will meet with Mrs.
w. Locke Wednesday afternoon at IA
past-two o'clock.
The MONITOR agent will be at the DC
office i'm this village ON Friday next, n
10 O'Clock a. m. till Up. m.
The masquerade Wednesday evening
Drenan's hall was not SO largely atten,
as that Thanksgiving, but a pleasant q
and many pretty costumes are reported.
Lowell
Georgia BiclSford has finished work
at DIR. Hill's and gone home.
A Mr.. Davenport from Canada il visit
friends here, as is also a sister OF Mrs.
Some of those boys who seem anxious
get into print again would do well TO
member that they have friends, who I
about IL.
M. Il. Tucker has petitoned the towns
Lowell and Eden for another road and |
hearing is set for Jan. IA at Montpelier,
see if commissioners shall be appoint
and if o,who.
WHEREAS, The Advise Father has seen
to break our band for the first time by CALI
our sister, Mrs. Zana Hill, from the oartl
home TO the heavenly one,
Resolved, That In her death this commu
" is called TO mourn the death OF capnh
intelligent lady, her family devoted wi
her associates a true friend. the Congrcl
Lional church conscientious member. a
yhe church choir one OF las ever ready hel
srs, and this society member OF unqul
TONED integrity.
Resolved, That we shall long cherish I
memory OF her noble qualities, her kindnc
nodesty, her patience and cheerfulncss a.
ng her last sickness, her trust Ina the snvio
and her hope of heaven, aud that her eNa
pie VIII incite as 20 better living.