Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-03-09


Morristown with John Stepher
team, has returned home Tom say
is not gold that glitters."
The recent thaw caused a temporar
pension Of the logging business, but
now been resumed with redoubledEef
Ii is the opinion OF lumbermen th
shall need, at least, three weeks OF
shedding yet TO finish hauling.
The Dramatic Club presented the
"Past Redemption, at the town hall
day evening, Feb. 2s. They were IA
with a crowded house and every one
ent is loud i'm expressions Of appro
the ability which each actor displaye,
Miss Clara Skinner and Mrs. Stand
Barton have been involuntary prison.
town the past week, being unable
turn home on account of the roads.
attended the play Feb, q, intendi
return home the next day, but at
writing are still with us.
Morgan Center
Chandler Horn has rented the
house of J. A. Gray, and will take pos
ion at once.
On account of bad weather, the
gathering to have been held at the
the 9Th, was postponed until Tuesday
10th.
Morgan.
Geo. Twombly has moved his fam
w. Charleston.
Ernest Wilcox Is home from his I'd
at Derby Center.
Henry Rye has arrived i'm town and
work for III. Rood this season.
School in district No. closed Feb 4
flag presented by the teacher was rails
The Isaac Blake Post, No. 10i, hat
its headquarters transferred TO
Charleston.
III. A. Bartlett had to give up his Sd
on account of poor health. Mrs. Grid
Holland finished the school.
There was a very quiet wedding A
residence OF Byram Bartlett, Feb. rs, 4
Miss Gertie Barrett was married toI
Burroughs OF Morgan, Rev. John Bal
dale officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Flanders Of Derby
been in town visiting friends Ina RI
who has been attending the Derby Acl
my is now spending her vacation with
parents.-Mrs. +. X. Lord has closed
school in Charleston and is now at II
sick-Mrs Ira Taylor Of Derby has /
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Emily Bart
We are panied to announce the deaf
Mrs. Sarah Taylor, wife of Hon. q
Taylor, which occurred March 1st.
was lady highly esteemed by all
knew her. She had been a residen
this town for many years, ives a men
of the Cong. church and had been hel
in all church work Her funeral was
at her late residence, Rev. J. p. Ma
officiating.
Newport.
Claud Wright is sick with humps.
F. :. TinlSham has bought an intcre'
the drug store Of Farrell 4 Richards.
Napoleon Largeness has gone TO Bos
where he has a position ON the street
A nice new booth for the public /
phone has been placed in the {. +. Ran
store.
Fred Wheeler has gone with two Of ,
Davis teams to the lumber woods % "
for skinner, French & Co.
Felix Taylor, who has been sick for
past weeks, is out again and viii sooi
found at his bench again.
The clothing firm Of Goodwin & {
have dissolved partnership and Mr.. &C
win will carry on the business at the
place.
The Derby water has proved % be-
hard for the use Of the n, r.. Co. and {
are now putting in a steam pump 10 t
water from the lake.
Edith Richards died at Saint Hyacir
p. c., Mar. I. Her remains were brou
here and the funeral held at her uncl
Theophilus Richards, Tuesday .. m. !
A. l.. Cooper officiating.
fhe hardware firm OF True a Blanch
are up to date on all sugar utensils,
have new thing IN the shape Of n co
for sap buckets TO keep the storm
which viii fit any size bucket. Ev
sugar maker should see this new cover
A council TO dismiss Rev. T.. A. Goor
or more correctly 20 dissolve the rolat
between the pastor and the Cong. chur
viii be held next Wednesday afternoon
2 o'clock. The church accepted the d
tors resignation and the work OF the cot
ell will simply be to review the proce
ings, and ratify the action of the chur
For this reason the council viii be n sn
one, only six churches, Derby, Covent
Charleston, North Troy, Bloomington a
Barton Landing having been invited. !
George expects to commence labor In
new field on Sunday, April 9Th.
Town meeting passed tremendously, !
several important measures were adopt,
The town accepted the provisions of I
State Library and appointed a board
Il is quite probable ii