Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-12-06

n. Ii.
Miss Matte Holdridge returned hon'
from New Haven, Conn, last week.
The w. G. IT, u. met with Mrs. w.
Brewster last Wednesday afternoon.
Judge Thompson was in Montpelii
last week attending Supreme Court.
Ollie Webster, Elmer Slack and AlnI
Parker go to Barton to-day to atten
school.
Mrs. Horace Story has been very III II
the house of her daughter, Mrs. Sylyestel
at Barton Landing.
DIR. Hill of Salem, Mass, will give a lect
ure in the Cong. church, Tuesday evenin|
at 1880. Subject, success a Duty"
The lectures given by NJ. w. Farma
last week were of much interest and higll
ly complimented by all who attended.
Five new members were added TO I'd
Cong. church yesterday; three by "profes
sion OF faith" and two by"letter." A verI
fitting and excellent sermon was preached
by the pastor, Rev. l.. Dodd.
The ladies' aid win meet in the Cond
vestry, Friday afternoon OF this weed
Supper will be served 40 six o'clock by n
II. Holdridge, o. G. Page and $. w. Beau
clerk. A cordial invitation is extended a
all.
Lowell.
II. c. Brown has gone to Wilmington
Del, for his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Labounty OF Albanl
are visiting at Joseph Labounty's.
Ira Parker of Newport is visiting at VI
M. Parker's. They are rushing the foxe|
pretty hard these days.
Mrs. II. II. Hill was called to Eden Mill
last Friday by the illness OF her father, IL.
M. Sanborn of that place.
Schools in town begin today with nearIy
the same teachers as i'm the fall. HomeI
Farman will teach on Irasburgh mountain
A dry kiln has been fitted up at Harding's
box factory in the old kiln building. Thi.
will enable them to get out boxes with
more rapidity
Hazen Post, q. A. II. and the w. r. G.
will meet at w. l.. Kinsley's Saturday, az
ternoon, Dec. II, for their annual election
of officers and oyster supper. All members
are invited to be present IL possible.
Morgan.
VIM. Cobb of Barton was In town re-
Gently.
G. l. Moore has a good supply OF Christ
mas goods.
Effie Farr has returned to Derby academy
for the winter term.
Tgrad .topa l,ae ,,,,..,l -. n est.--t---
ton and will work for M. Davis.
School commenced in Dist. No. /, Nov.
29th, with Miss Helen Blake OF Bradford
teacher.
E. k. Lord is moving into the house
that he recently bought Of Chauncey
Elliott.
Mrs. Il. w. Sawyer, who has been stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. S. +. Stearns,
has returned to her home in Beloit, Kan
sas.
Mcssrs. Thomas & Wilder have begun
their winter job of saving pulp wood
running two machines and employing
several men
Ray Blodgett has opened a studio over
the 9. /. Moore store, where ne VIII be
glad to welcome his friends every Tues
day for the present.
Elder +. w. Fairbanks recently held
services at the union church I'm connec-
tion with Elder Moses Hastings OF Barns
ton and Mr.. Mitre of Wisconsin. A good
interest was shown among those who at
tended.
Morgan Center
A long distance telephone now takes the
place of the old one.
j. VI. Gilmore will manage the post
office during Mr.. Stevens absence. 'o
School in No. commenced the 9th
inst. with Miss Gertie Aldrich, teacher.
b. f. Stevens and family move TO Island
Pond this week to engage in the hotel
business.
Chandler Horn has hired the hotel and
will take possession as soon as Mr..
Stevens vacates.
Newport.
A. r. Cowles has singing school at
Fitch Bay, p. @.
j. Il. Farrell is at Lyndonville at work
in the r. r. offices.
Rev. T.. G.. Sugg OF Jay preached al the
M. T.. church last Sunday.
Mrs. Baker has gone 10 Wolcott to care
for her daughter who is sick.
Seymour Lane was in Boston buying
goods the past week for the holidays.
Charles Allchurch spent part OF last
week visiting in ST. Adams.
Mrs. Lee Miller's new house on 3rd 81.
is completed and she will move In this
week.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. Il. church
next Sunday; Rev. p. n. Granger viii Of
ficiate.