Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-12-31
Glover.

" SiO1h'
The meeting of the @. A. r. Posi-
on Thursday evening was a very
pleasant affair, though the hard rain
prevented many from attending from
town and elsewhere who intended te
be present. The post is in a flourish
ing condition and its meetings are OF
interest to all engaged.
West Glover.
II. A. Whitney has repaired his
mill, and is prepared to do grinding
for all.
Edwin Tichurst got badly hurt by
being thrown from his wagon at Bar
ton a week ago, and is still confined
to his bed on account of injuries.
Greensboro.
The ice harvest commenced last
week. 1t is of very fine quality.
The Christmas tree at the Cong.
church was well patronized, and was
a very pleasant occasion, especially
for the younger portion.
Holland.
Geo. r. Caswell is better.
Andrew Smith sold a three-year-
old colt for S165.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ruiter re-
ceived fine daughter as Christmas
present ditto Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis
Ames.
11asDIzra;h
The Christmas exercises at both
churches passed off very pleasantly.
Mrs. Powell is still very feeble,
and little Percy Waller Templeton
has been quite sick with cankerrash,
but is some better.
Frank Buchanan has so much i'm
proved from his hurt and broken
limb as to attend church yesterday,
for the first time since he was hurt.
All credit is due to those here who
so kindly remembered the poor at
Christmas. Il was sick and We Wis
tied me. | was an hungered and ye
gave me meat" For one to possess
the ability and the disposition to plo-
vide for the needy to make them hap
Ply at such time is rarity, but we
have some Of that kind Of people.
All honor to them they are deserv-
ing of honor.
Jay.
Jerry Tatro has rented rooms of
VIM. J. Ferrell and moved in. Ev-
eret Hadlock has rented the rooms
over the blacksmith shop and moved
in.
Harry Ross was struck upon the
side by piece of board in the box
shop that a saw threw back, break
ing a rib and making a bad looking
wound. Edgar Chase was hit in the
pit of the stomach with a piece Of
edging and knocked down in the
same MILL
The house and barn of Eli Domino
was burned the night Of the 14thinst.
with all their contents. His family
saved scarcely any clothing but their
night apparel. He extends his thanks
to those who so kindly rendered him
help in getting to house keeping IN
the vacant house on the Edison Hunt
farm.
Lowell.
P. B. Smith has moved into Mr..
RamsdelPs tenement.
Christmas tree at the Cong. church
Monday eve. Good time.
John Brahaney and Johnny Steph-
enson have snapped farms.
G.. Cox has gone to Troy to work
year, and E. Grant has moved on
to his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Facette of More
town are visiting at Mr.. Frank Skin
ner's and at DR.. Anderson's. Mrs.
Facette is a sister of DR.. Anderson.
Charles Stephenson who left for
Lowell, Mass, two months since,
returned home few days since. He
was obliged to leave his employment
because of illness. He reports that
Mrs. Ed. Stephenson a former resi-
dent of this village was ill with fever.
M org an.
While Mrs. O. L. Farr was visit
ing friends in New Hampshire re-
Gently, her babe, child about five
months old, was taken sick and died.
1t was brought home the 9th fol-
burial.
| Nor gan Center.
VIM. Blake of Newport has bought
| fOrty acres of land of VIM. Scribnel
paying $500.
Chester Goodsell got his foot badly
damned while rolling logs. Alder
Gilmore tried the lath saw with hi:
fore finger.
Newport.
L. Wiley has engaged to run {
saw-mill at Bolton, but will not move
his family at present.
Christmas exercises at the church
es were very pleasant, and larg,
amount of pretty and useful present
were distributed.
1t is announced that Rev. Atwel
of ST. Mark church will leave tn
place and his pastorate in February
Sorry to lose him from this .commun
ity.