Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-09-25

to put into their new saw mill in this
village, and will have the best mill
on the stream if not in the county
when it is completed. The machin-
cry was purchased of Geo. w. Buz-
zell of Barton. The mill will be COM
p,eted this fall.
Rev. L. E. Taylor and his sister
commenced housekeeping last week
IN convenient house, specially fitted
up for their home, and upon the first
evening about 100 friends met to pay
them visit and to contribute vari-
Gus articles which they might need
as housekeepers. The evening was
spent in very pleasant manner.
Prayer was offered by Rev. A. B.
Blake and suitable remarks made by
Messrs. Black, Barrows, Frost,
Gray and others. A pleasing tenn
perance poem was recited by Mrs.
Tibbetts, and ample refreshments
were provided by the visiting friends.
Altogether it was most agreeable
gathering and will long be remem-
bered by Mr.. and Miss Taylor.
Derby.
j. D. Jenne, son of Tolman, is
home on visit after an absence of
Is Yeas.
Rev. C.D r. Meacham is to de-
liver a course of lectures at academy
hall, commencing next Monday
evening.
E. o. and E. E. Silver, sons of A.
A. Silver, have returned to Brown
University, where they are pur-
suing a college course.
VIM. G.. Paine has sold his farm
to Mr.. Sawyer of New Hampshire,
for 50, $50. The sale includes some
sugar tools, hay, etc.
Major Grout and family go West
to spend the winter. Miss Mary
Human returns to Washington,
where she is employed as teacher.
School is prospecting very finely
under the management of Prof.
Whittier. The attendance is large
and a good prospect of increased
numbers.
Quarterly meeting services at the
Methodist church next Saturday and
Sunday.-The ladies' society Of the
Baptist church meet with Mrs.
Chase on Thursday; all invited.
Glover.
Mrs. Sias King still lies i'll very
critical condition of health.
The Center school commences to-
day, taught by Miss Maggie Gil
mour.
Elmer French and family from
Boston are spending lengthy vaca-
ton in town.
I. Smith is thoroughly remodelling
| the lower story of the brick house,
and will soon occupy it with his fam
lily.
Dan. Young recently returned
from trotting expedition at Coati-
cook, P. @. with a new trotter. Dan.
says there is speed in him.
E. B. Phillips has gone to Coati-
cook, P. Q. to assist in millinery
establishment. = Several of oul
townspeople have recently enjoyed a
trip to Montreal.-Mrs. NJ. L. Gil
man has returned from Saratoga i'm
proved in health.
Greensboro Bend.
! DR.. Kinnie has been away attend
ing his father who has been hard
] sick.-Robt Esdon did not go tc
:. Boston on account of the sickness OF
his brother Willie.
, Holland.
' Widow Hyde is dangerously sick
also child Of j. Bemis.
The house of Isaac Hackett was
/ struck by lightning and put consider
y ably out of repair recently. Mr.. Il
e doesn't want any more electrical phe
nomena at present.
Our correspondent still insists
t that there were some irregularities rel
s ative to votes for town representa-
S tive, but it will doubtless be of M
h practical interest to prolong a con
troyersy regarding the matter. Ed.
) TrasDvsn.gh.
IS Warren Howard has let his farm
it to G.. NJ. Badger, who lives in th
northeast part of the town.
Guar and Arthur Jameson hav
10 made and filled silo this fall. MI
Is Jameson's crops have been unusual
l. ly good this year.
The bottom dropped out of tn
LII county court on Wednesday yer
suddenly. All the state cases g
over to another term.
= The band boys went to Newpol
and down to Bay View on the bof
Thursday, September 21. They re
" port a good time, but not a larg
= crowd at the reunion.
Lowell.
in Albert Hazeltine of Westfeld
ed clerking in the Curtis store.
at The W. G. L. Union and Band {
Hope held very successful ente
ne tainment at the hall on Friday ever
tn ing.
IS d. A. Sanborn has sold his far
to Edgar LeClare and is to 90