Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-01-11
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

Jan. Is brings Robarts Harper in his Gel
ebrated illustrated lecture.
The annual dinner at the M. e. churcl
was partaken of by over 200. A very pleas
ant time was had
About thirty here attended the closing
concert of the convention at Craftsbury
and all report fine time.
East Hardwick.
Charles Willis is getting out electric
| light poles.
Sidney Nelson is getting out lumber to
build house.
| Geo. w. Cobb with wife and daughter
| visited his father at Danville.
The thaw cleared the ice out of Lamoille
| river, doing considerable damage.
The Cong. church observed the week OF
prayer. Two people united with them
| Sunday.
The annual Grange dinner and installa-
ton of officers will be held at Grange hall
Tuesday, Jan. 18th.
The creamery made the last year $4,000
lbs of butter at about ~ cents per Ib.,
including cent as sinking fund.
At the annual meeting of the Lamoille
Valley Creamery Association the following
officers were elected: directors, G. j. Bell,
F. A. Fay, w. H. Weeks, G. Underwood
and E. H. Patch. Auditors, w. L. Dow
and J. w. Hovey.
LyndOnville.
Harry Quimby is out again after several
days illness.
Albert Stern is at home on vacation
from Norwich University. 's~s
The annual village meeting takes place
Wednesday evening, Jan. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Colcord have return
ed from Mass, where they went to visit
his mother.
The condition of our esteemed towns
man, F.W. Silsby, remains about the same
and great anxiety is felt for him.
There will be public installation of the
new officers of Esther Chapter, o. E. s.,
Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th. Supper will
be served by the ladies from six till half
past seven, price 10 cents. Installation
will follow after which will be the regular
meeting of the chapter. fs4
East burke.
B. F. Humphrey is on the sick list.
Miss Averill goes to New York this week
E. B. Gaskill is stopping with his niece,
Mrs. w. B. Godding.
Elmer A. Darling of New York city has
bought the. J. D. Bemis lot.
The week Of prayer is being observed
here, and series of meetings will COM
mence in the NJ. E. church this week
FL. D. Webster has bought the Judge
property in the villagage and
will put up a large store in the spring.
Revival services were held at the church |
every night last week, conducted by evan |
gelist John Connolly from Holderness,
n. III.
Remember the donation and chicken
pie supper at the town hall, Friday even
ing Jan. Is, for the benefit of Rev, S. G.
Johnson. s,t
Mabel Nelson is no better.-Mrs. Geo.
Barber is no better, the chance for her re-
,overy seems small. We sincerely hope
hat she may be relieved of her sufferings
md will be well again.
Will Smelling and G. Drown have gone to
Gold Corner work for parties their. G.
Nelson preached in Canada Sunday.
West Burke.
Horace Cheney is home from Boston.
Mrs. Damon has been quite sick the past
week.
B. Gauvin has moved into DIR. j. Frank
'rull's tenement.
Mrs. Woodbury. Marshall has returned
rom Hardwick.
Will Allard and wife have set up house
eeping in the Smith house.
Miss Rose Solomon has gone to N.
T.. to spend the winter with relatives.
Alice Townsend has returned to the In
titute for the Deaf at Providence, r, l.,
The dramatic club are rehearsing ssThe
limits of the Law" to be produced in the
ear future.
Fred Lindsay, who has been very sick
DR. number of weeks, is thought to be
aiming slowly.
r. Roundy of Sutton has bought the
ouse belonging to Silas Leach, and will
Ike possession soon.
Joseph Otis and William Cheney are at
ending school at Lyndon Institute, and
race Stuart at st. Johnsbury Academy.
A, SiIsby has sold his house to DIR. Dick
rman. Mr.. Silsby will build new house
n the lot he purchased of Mrs. P. A.
lark.
Mrs. Alice Meacham is visiting at her
lther's, Ira Chappell.-Mrs. Flora Dens-
lore spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. {
2. w. Hartwen of Plymouth, N. H.