Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-12-19
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In case of sickness, Drs. Young and Nc

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In case of sickness, Drs. Young and Nc
Sweeney will respond to the call.
w. ID. Tyler, town clerk for thirty years.
is still at his post ready to make out your
deeds and record them, or insure your
buildings in the ever reliable Vermont
Mutual at the old rates.
For grain and feed, go to w. F. Brew
.ster's grist-nill, where you are sure to find
the best.
If you want lumber to build house, E.
L. Chandler can fill the bill, and ]. D. Col
ton & Son can build the house with all the
modern improvements and finest finish
From this shop you can also have any
kind of cabinet " DIRK done to order.
Good shingles are to be had at G. w.
Parker's shingle mill.
The new creamery is to commence run
ming this week, and with Mr.. Tetrault's
reputation for butter making, a good
market is expected.
The three departments of the village
school are doing good work in starting
their pupils on the highway of learning.
Both churches are in good repair, and as
beacon lights, stand with open doors, free
all. Services every Sunday morning at
9:34, Immediately followed by the Sunday
school.
Lowell.
A band of gospel workers have been
holding meetings at the M. E. church the
past week.-The first lyceum of the season
was held at the school house on Thursday
veniDg. 1t was quite orderly and a de-
cided success. Question debated, Gre
solved, that the pen is mightier than the
sword" Decision was awarded to the af
firmative on merits of argument.-F
Dutton, who has been visiting friends in
Massachusetts, for the past two months,
returned home Thursday.-Ab about IS inches
OF snow fell in this section Saturday night
and Sunday, Dec. 10-11. Monday morn
ing the roads were nearly blocked, but the
rollers were out with more than customary
promptness and soon the highways were
In shape for traffic-Clarence Stannard is
expected home from Hanover, n. FL. to
spend Christmas with his parents.-Our
merchants are making the customary eff
forts for Christmas, and some very credit
able displays are the result.-Judson Tenn
pie is going about on clutches, the result
logs--S. E. Stone with his wife and young
SON from Buffalo, N Y, are visiting at B.
J. Austin's. Mr. Stone is brother of Mrs.
Austin.-Alice ShufeIt is at home for a
short time. She has been at work in Boy
denis hotel at South Troy.-The case of
State IS. Roscoe, before States Attorney
Graham on Friday last, resulted in finding
defendant guilty and fine of $25 and costs
g. Skinner was fined SO and costs for sec
ond offence.-Alberta Murphy, who has
been visiting friends here, returned to her
home in Newtonville, Mass, on Saturday.
Orders have been received from the Post
Office Department disseminating the stage
route from Lowell to Eden, to take effect
soon. This means a great inconvenience |
to the people of Lowell, Westtield and |
Troy, particularly those who do business |
with Hyde Park banks. An effort will be |
made to have the stage continue to make
its regular trips. 1t is to be hoped that
this effort will be successful.
Morgan.
The MONITOR agent VIII visit this post |
office the last of next week.. See him and |
arrange for papers.
MORGAN center
The MONITOR agent will visit this post
Office the last of next week. See him and I
arrange for club papers.
Newport Center
Mrs. Lucy Pyer has gone to West Derby
to stop with her son, Grin Pyer.
There will be Christmas tree and exer-
cises at the NJ. E. church Saturday evening,
Dec. 24th.. IL
The Ladies of the NJ. E. church held
their social at Mrs. G. L. Erwins last
Thursday afternoon. About 40 were pres
emit.
THE MONITOR agent will be at the post
office in this village Thursday from 10 am
until noon Dec. %. See him and arrange
for club papers.
Geo. Crawford has purchased the farm
recently owned by his father, John L.
Crawford, for Il 500, and will take posses
sion Feb. 1st.
Laura Beadle is home from Enosburg on
a visit.-Rev. J. T. Thurston has returned
home from Compton, n. H.-Rev. Fred
Dark is here visiting fr1ends.-Ervie Aus
tin of Barton visited here recently.
Peter A. Perrin of North Hyde Park gave
a temperance lecture in the M. E. church
last Friday evening. Mr.. Parrin was
drunkard for over 20 years and is now
anxious to warn others of the evils OF in
temperance. The lecture was very inter
esting.
" estfieI.;
THE MONITOR agent viii be at he post
office in the village Wednesday from 20 a.
N. untilnoon, Dec. II. See him and arrange
for club papers.