Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-12-12
A. II. HALL, !
G. E. CORUTH, Com.
f. c. MOsHER,


&ONSntINs
The MONITOR agent will be at the post
office in this village next Friday forenoon.
See him and arrange for club papers.
The young people gave Rev. c. W. Rob-
inson and wife surprise visit last We'd
nesday evening. They report good time.
The ladies of the w CT. U. will give
chicken pie supper at the vestry of the
Cong1 church Wednesday evening follow
/ ed by an entertainment ''The old fashioned
country SCHOOL, at the town hall. Supper
at $50.
! Mr.. Perrin Of North Hyde Park will deliv-
er a temperance lecture in the Cong Church
! vestry under the auspices of the w. c. T.
U. on Sat. evening, Dec. II. The lecture
will be free with collection at the close. Mr..
! Perrin comes well recommended, and
should meet good audience.
CraftsDurY.
The MONITOR agent viii be at the post
office in this village, Thursday of this week,
all day and evening. See him and arrange
for club papers.
East CraftsDury.
The MONITOR agent viii be at the post
of this week. See him and arrenge for
club papers.
North Craftsbury.
The MONITOR agent will be at the post
office in this village Friday afternoon and
evening of this week. See him and ar
ange for club papers.
Will Whittemore has sold his farm to
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his farm and moved to AIbany.-Mr. Frank
Crane is repairing the house he lately
bought and expects TO take possession soon.
Andrew Miles is repairing his dwelling
house.-Mr. Garvin, our stage driver, is on
the sick list and Sidney Lyon is driving
the stage.-Fred Goodwin is all smiles these
days. It is a boy.-Several of the young
people of this place attended the sociable
at the village, Friday evening.
donation and entertainment will be
held at the Congregational church Thurs
day evening Of this week, for the benefit
Of Rev. Il. c. Noodle, who has resigned,
owing to i'll health. The resignation, ten
dered against the wishes of the church, is
deeply regretted both by the memb ers and
the community in general. During the
long and faithful pastorate of nine years,
Mr.. Noodle mas taken an active part in
every good work pertaining TO the welfare
Of this town. In all his la bors he has had /
an able assistant il Mrs. Moody and their !
removal is felt to be a great loss to Crafts
bury. To speak of the work of Mr.. Noodle |
as it deserves would require more space
than can be given in a newspaper para
graph But it may be mentioned that dur
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the duties of minister of the Gospel, but |
the church edifice has been entirely rebuilt |
at the cost of $500. The endowment of |
Craftsbury Academy has been increased, |
owing to his efforts, by several thousand |
dollars and fine stone building erected /
for the library. In addition to his regular
duties as pastor, Mr.. Noodle served for
two years as principal of the Academy, and /
to overwork at that time his present i'll /
health can be traced. The best wishes of a
host of friends go with him and his family
to whatever field of service he may be called.
Branch
The MONITOR agent will be at the post
Office in this village Friday of this week, +
arrange for club papers.
Derby.
The MONITOR agent will be at the post
office in this village Tuesday of this week,
from a. m. until p. m. See aim and ar
range for club papers.
West Derby.
The MONITOR agent will be at the post
office in this village Wednesday afternoon
and evening of this week. See him and
arrange for club papers.
A merry party of about forty visited Rev.
j. II. Wilkins and family Friday evening,
Dec. End. During the evening, on behalf
of the visitors, G. o. Grimes presented to
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins handsome plush
rocker and flower cup. Mr.. Wilkins
sponded in pleasant manner.
Mrs Mcknight ard Mrs. Lucia drove to
Barton Landing recently. While there
Mrs. Mcknight traded horses with TapIin
& Rowell; just after starting for home, in
turning corner of the street the horse COM
menced kicking violently; the sleigh was
tipped over and the occupants thrown out. ,
Mrs. Lucia received injuries from the eff
fects of which she died. Her remains were {
taken to MansonviIle for burial.
j. S. Stiles, Homer Gotta, G. A. White
and w. S. Ransome have been on the sick
list during the past week.-Lillian Stevens,
Nina Chappell, Bernice and Irving Hast
ings are entertaining the mumps.-The
three daughters of l.. L.. Greenleaf are now
from pneumonia.-Miss M.