Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-11-27

IraSburgh.
Thomas Simino, who was severely in
jured in the saw mill, is recovering.
Mrs. Granger served dinner to abou
forty of the Ladies' Aid last Thursday.
John Labounty has sold his interest il
the harness business to Mr.. Bashaw o.
Albany.
The public office at the Irasburgh Hous'
now assumes the air of a social reading
room.
Thanksgiving service will be held il
the NJ E. church. Sermon by Rev. Mr.
Dickey.
Dr. Benjamin Nichols of Pomona, Cal.
formerly of Burlington, visited at e. w
Nichols recently.
Henry Harlow, who has has been on u
B. Brewster's farm the past year, soon
moves on to Mr.. Ufford's farm in Barton.
Mrs. Julia Knight and family have NOV
ed to Barton.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bo-
right are now settled in their home apart
ments at Mr.. CoIton's, and Mr.. Boright
has resumed work at the creamery.
The lecture 'ESome Characteristics and
Ideals of Men and Nations" given by
Judge L. H. Thompson in court house
last Friday evening, was especially in
structive and much enjoyed by large
audience. Quite company from adjoin-
ing towns were present and comments of
highest praise given. While the Judge
commenced his lecture by saying ''the
committee had drawn him to fill gap"
the townspeople felt that they were to be
congratulated upon having such highly
satisfactory material to fill the gap. The
next entertainment in the course will be
an illustrated lecture by Rev. Mr.. Farrow
of Bellows Falls, Dec 9th. Mr.. FarroW
comes highly recommended.
Lowell.
G. E. Stone has moved from the Cello
house to Joseph Lamore's house on Mill St.
DR.. Hill is much better, being able now
to make an occasional call on his patients.
The business meeting of the c. E. society
was held at Irwin Stephenson's last Friday
evening.
Revival meetings are being held at the
NJ. E. church, under the leadership of Rev.
G. W. Kelley.
The l.. A. society met with Ransom Du-
rivage and wife on Friday. About thirty
were present.
Noble Crafts, youngest son of E.J Crafts,
is home from Boston visiting his father,
who is very feeble and is suffering from
cancer of the throat.
.H.Skinner and wife of Barton Landing
visited friends in town last week. Mrs.
III. III. Hill went to Newport Friday and
returned with her sister, Miss Bernice San
born, who has been there some weeks.
Morgan Center
S. d. Elliott has leased the hotel for
year and has taken possession.
John Elliott, aged IS years, died at the
home of his nephew, H. I'll. Elliott last
morning after an illness of three
days.
L. C.ECargill injured his hand recently
and iblood poison set in, an operation was
performed on the hand and the doctor
thinks the danger is passed.
The engine and boiler A. o. Elliott
bought of j. Sweeney, was moved here last
week from his Westmore mill, twenty
horses being used to draw it. The work of
placing them is we'll under way, under the
supervision of G. j. Barnes, and they ex-
pect to start the mill next Monday.
L. P. Brooks of West Derby was here
Thursday to attend John Eiliott's funeral.
R. a. Melcher and wife were called to
Sawyerville, P. O., last week by the death
cf an uncIe.-A. s. Barney and family went
10 Magog, P. O., Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Barney's brother, Frank
lkidder.
Newport.
Homer Farrar is clerking for Lane &
DAVIS.
Miss Maud MaIoney has closed her Iabors
With Gilman & Co.
j. r. Colby returns to Dartmouth college
It Hanover, this week.
H.W. Brainard has received the appoint
bent as custom inspector at this port.
Joel Hubbard is at work for c. F. Ranney
Co., in their job printing department.
Geo. Mccarthy has moved from A. G. |
/ airbrother's house into H. H. Caswell's |
Book
I'll. l.. Doyle and F. A. Beebe start today |
Pr Ashland, KY, where they expect to |
base hotel.
Cards are out announcing the marriage |
NJ Charles Brown and Miss Emma Baines, |
b wednesday, Dee. 9th, 1859.
Mrs. Orem Newcomb's father died last |
eek in Denver, Colorado. The remains |
be being brought here for burial.
Rev. j. NJ. Dutton was out of town and |
lev. DR.. Flanders of Stanstead preached
] the Congregational church yesterday.
The union Thanksgiving services will be
kld a. the Baptist church Thursday at
IN n Rev i III Duttnn of g Cong