Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-06-06

Mr.. E. Weeks is afflicted with par
alytic trouble that has almost complete
ly paralyzed his arms and threatens his
legs.
Col. Childs has so far recovered |
as to be able to be moved from his SON.
in-law's (Rev. Mr.. Fraser to his home in
Salem-Derby, but is yet in very feeble
health.
James Marsten has moved on to the
old farm once owned by his father
George Hyde and wife have moved here
from Canada where they have been liv-
ing the last three years. Mrs Hyde is
in feeble condition of health.
Greensboro.
Frank Dow is laid up with ball in
his knee, the result of fooling with a
pistol.
We learn that there is prospect of
having preaching at the Presbyterian
church this summer.
H. S. Tolman is finishing off gran
airy over the mill shed, room much
needed with his large feed trade.
Holland.
William Lynn has put an addition Of
forty feet to his barn.
Geo. H. Tice has his large stock of
logs nearly sawed out
Mr.. J. G. Robinson and wife have re-
turned from Island Pond, where they
have been stopping some months.
Some of the wealthy citizens of this
part of the county, who went to Canada
this spring.are returning to their homes
Irasburgh.
Clayton Allen, a member of the band,
was taken suddenly and severely sick,
while at Newport on Decoration Day,
and has been quite slim ever since.
Rev. Malcolm, presiding elder, preach
ed an interesting sermon at the M. E.
church last evening.-Episcopal SER
vices at the Congregational church yes
terday.
Benjamin Morey has had diseased
bone taken out of his foot, and his suf-
fering has abated considerably.-Geo.
Russell, who was hurt in the saw mill,
is getting over his wounds.
David France is soon to carry the
mail to and from the depot, morning
and evening, and also to 60 to Albany
each evening after arriving here. This
will give David thirty miles travel each
day.
The Orleans Conference of Churches
will meet here Tuesday and Wednesday
Of this week. Programme as published
last week, with the following addition ::
There will be session Of the Woman's
Board in connection with the conference
in the vestry of the Congregational church
Tuesday, at p. m. Mr.. and Mrs. Parme-
lee of Turkey are expected to address the
ladies. All are cordially invited.
Per Order Committee.
Jay.
Elder Jenning has moved to Newport
Center.
B. F. Paine is making an addition to
his mill. and is putting in new machin-
cry.
Young Ross, who has been under ar
rest for burning buildings in Canada,
has been released for want of substan-
tial proof.
H. D. Chamberlin has finished the
new road, 17S rods in length it is very
straig ht and level and will make fine
piece of road.
Lowell.
, John Blake has taken the Metcali
farm for this year.
} A daughter of Prof B. R. Woods ii
in town visiting friends.
Decoration day was observed here
with appropriate ceremonies.
Prof. Button exhibited feats of magic
/ in the town hall, Thursday and Friday
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Rufus Kinsley's baby got at the car
: bolic acid bottle, few morning since
and took dose. Prompt action proba
e bly, saved the child's life.
i Newport.
Asa Goodwin's dog ran mad las
D week, but was shot in the hall of Field
: block before he did serious damage.
@ The sound of the hammer and saw i
4 heard in every direction in the village
; House building and repairs are boomin.
this season and business is smiling.
, G. S. Haslett is sick with typhoit
' fever. Some weeks since he lost one o
his twin babies, his wife being yer,
sick at the time, and later son wa
f severely sick.
b Franklin, son of F. M. Sherman, ages
20 months, helped himself to the chloro
form on Saturday, much to his own dis
= pleasure and to the alarm of his parents
An antidote prevented serious results.
: Children's day at the Methods
: church next sabbath with sermon 70
: the children, flowers, birds and singing
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