Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-01-08

one of ninety-nine years. [Ed.l
Greensboro.
John Richardson is rejoicing over the
arrival of another boy.
Charles Downer is home from st. Johns
| bury for few days.
Raymond Soule returned to his home ia
Burlington Saturday.
Hon. J. T. Gleason from Lyndonville
was in town last week on business.
VERNE Philbrook works for T. w.
Gebbie land Carl for Ell. w. ellis.
The ice on the lake is 10 inches thick
and the people from the south part of the
town are crossing it with teams.
l.. A. Jackson and W. S. ingalls, have
purchased the goods belonging to the es-
tate of the late Mary Daniels.
Rev. Daniel Harris has moved into the
U. P. parsonage and will occupy the pull
pit in that church until spring.
Mrs. George King is on the sick list
Mrs. John King is quite sick. Her
daughter, Mrs. Caswell, of Concord, n.
H., is expected today to care for her.
E. E. Harrison has lately moved from
Mrs. Dunn's house into the one owned by
his father George Rodgers has moved
into the Carr house at East Craftsbury.
F.. A.sRitchie, recently lost valuable
horse by leaving it hitched with neck
halter to tree in the woods. The horse
walked around the tree until it hung itself.
Norwood Drown is preparing to put a
planning and matching machine into his
mill soon.' This will be great conven-
fence to the public for this work cannot be
done at present in the village.
Rev. ). w. Harris and wife and Mrs.
Harris brother, Andrew J. Young, started
Friday morning for New York and sailed
from that place Saturday afternoon for
Cuba. They have the best wishes of
many friends.
Irasburgh.
Rev. P. N. Granger spent last Tuesday in
st. Johnsbury.
Both churches will observe the week of
prayer as usual.
Mrs. Joseph Cook entertained the w. G.
T. U. ladies last Wednesday. a.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
The. village schools resumed work last
Tuesday after week of vacation.
About fifty attended the socia BILE at Mrs.
Goldsmith's last Friday evening. The oc-
casion was much enjoyed socially. =
George Hill is clearing the lumber from
a lot of land recently purchased by M. M.
Taplin of the Lizzie Allen estate.
Mrs. Edwards of Weathersfeld is stop
ping with her husband at the Brewster
hote1.-Miss Mary Haynes went from Mr..
Tyler's last Wednesday, to Troy, N. Y
Mrs. 1CowIes of Craftsbury has been with
her daughter, Mrs. John Carpenter, the
past week.
The next and fourth lecture in thecourse
will be given by j. w. Redmond of New
port, Friday evening, Jan. 10. Subject,
Labor and Capital Mr.. Redmond is
an entertaing speaker, and as our towns
people are SO closely associated with the
first part of this subject anything in con-
nection with the Capital part cannot fell
to beof.interest. Let there be a full attend
ance to hear the sum of the whole matter.
Lowell.
Harrie Wellman was the guest of Mr..
and. Mrs. James Cameron of Albany over
Sunday.
At the Congregational church Sunday,
Dec. 81, Rev. A. F. Eldridge delivered an
address on the life and achievements of d.
L. Moody. His eulogy of Moody was fine
and there was good attendance.
The funeral of Mrs. Eleazar Mitchell was
held at the r. G. church last Tuesday,
Rev. H. T. MaiIlett officiating. Mrs.
Mitchell was ill along time and suffered
much pain. She leaves a husband and
twossmaH children to mourn her loss.
The annual meeting of the Congregati-
onal church was held last Monday after
noon. The following officers were elected:
clerk, Will Kinsley; treasurer, Mrs. Emily
Kinney, N. F. Hutchinson, Mrs. I. P.
Stephenson. The reports read and ac-
cepted showed advancement along all
lines church work. Il n
,.
Solos Gray, was presented with fine
N orr is chair recently. '.
Miss Annie Litchfield has gone to has-
burgh to work in the hotel there.-Mertie
Gray has gone to Bloomington to work.
Quite goodly number of young people
gathered at the home of Charles Armstrong
to remind his nephew, Ernest
Burbeck that it was his 18th birthday. All
report good time.
Lincoln Campbell of Stewartstown was
called home last week to see his mother,
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Mr."Howe is in town looking after the
interest OF the Express and Standard.
Morgan Center