Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-03-30

Thursday night, the fire breaking ou
about II o'clock. The mill had boar,
saw with the usual fixtures, and "a shingle
mill in the basement story There wa
about 300 worth OF shingles I'm the mil
which belonged 90 Mr.. Lewis Consider
able lumber on the stocks belonging d
Charles Abbott, Charles Hubbard and o. n
Graves was burned. Mr.. Lewis had no ln
surance. His loss may be set al $1,000 tn,
neighbors talk OF raising him subscrip
ton and helping him put up another min
A mill is needed i'm that place, and we hop,
a new one can be built ere long.
Greensboro.
The following officers were elected az th,
last meeting of the Sons Of Temperance, cd
serve the coming quarter: Alpha Jackson
w. r.. Rena Goodrich, W. A.; Jaboz PIN
ney, RS; Bertha Melvin,A. r.. =. Chaun
cey Downer, +. S.; A. =. Perrin, Treas
Rev. c. l.. Guild, Chap; Louis LaClairo
Con-; Florence Mcclellan, A. Con-; Orvillo'
Pinney, /. s.. Chas. Downer, O. s.
The chairman OF the committee ON thc|
lecture course presented a favorable report
to the Division at its last session. Thi
report was accepted and adopted. A snugI
balance remains towards next years.
course. This amount will be- reserved BY
the Division as a fund for future lectures,
and Will be kept at interest by thelrl
treasurer until needed. With thanks for
their efforts for the public good, this COM
mittee We're released II Is hoped that
their successors another season will be as|
jealous for good results as they have been
Greensboro Bend.
Chas. Caldwell OF Bakersfield Is In town
this week.
Leon Amsden has vacated Rob. shurt-
Ieffs tenement.
Mr.. George Cole is improved m health
and able 10 be about.
Rev. Or. Harris preached at the M, Al.
church March 29th, i'm the interests Of the
Episcopal church.
The monthly meeting OF the willing
Workers was postponed from last
week Thursday on account 81 the storm.
The lecture by Rev. Steele Of 81. Johns
bury was not as well attended as might Doe
wished on account of the poor travelling.
The farm buildings formerly known as
the DIR. Weeks place, owned and occupied
by Lewis LamerauN, were entirely CON
sumed by fire one evening last week. The
family were ignorant of the fire until 10
had gained such Roadway they barely cs-
capped with what clothing they had on.
There was an insurance.
Holland.
Henry Hull, Geo. Brownen and A. b..
Lowell are wrestling with grip.
l.. A. Wheeler has moved back from
Newport, taking a new wife with him.
VIM. Smith is quite siels.-James Booth
man and two Of Hugh Flynn's children
are sicl.-J. Sykes is sick with inhamma-
tion OF the bowels.
G. c. Boynton was thrown from his
sleigh while driving colt ON stanstead
Plain last week. Fortunately he escaped
with only few scratches on his face.
The Epworth League gave am entertain
ment at town hall Wednesday evening,
March 25. The program consisted of vo-
cal and instrumental music, splendidiy
rendered.
IraSburgh.
Alfred Beede is going TO Eaton, Col, 60
work for an uncle on a sheep ranch
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. o.
w. Locke, Wednesday afternoon at half
past two o'clock.
Fast Day services will be held in the
Cong. church next Friday at quarter be-
fore eleven o'clock.
Mrs. T.. A. Leach was In town last week.
She has spent the winter IN North Dakota,
IL -,
Charles Rash has bought and moved in
to the house owned by w. II. Priest, In
stead OF the Lawrence house, as reported
last week.
Percy Templeton is at work In the store
of IL. 5. Root & Son at Newport earley
Brewster commences work I'm the Newport
National Bank this morning.
The young ladies have decorated the haI
in the court house for their leap year par
ty, Tuesday evening, and will doubtless
show the boys how the thing should be-
done.
The last lecture OF the course viii be
given next Wednesday evening, by Rev j.
Edward Farrow OF Plainhold. Subject,
Charming scenes i'm the old country"
4 MS lSNAhiG ~ hNN0lll DhAlltA IN NWbAA AbN
illustrations, and Is said Co be
rich treat.
The winters singing school taught by
Mr.. G. w. Foster Of Woodbury. closed with
concert Friday evening. The songs
given by Mr.. NJ. Il. Foster, and the solos
~ Mr.. l.. l.. Leonard were worthy % spo-
ial mention. Mr.. Foster has been "a PAINS
aking teacher, and has made many
riends here.
Lowell
No new sugar yet, though some have
apped their sugar places.
Nellie Collins is still poorly with small