Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-25

day, July |, at o CLOCK. oupJect'
ssThe plea that reason makes for
Sunday and Christian worship" All
are invited.
West Glover.
Guy Carr is repairing his build
ings.
Robert Buchanan is putting in a
silo-the first in this vicinity.
Lydia and Clara Colburn have
gone to the White Mountains to
work.
j. P. Telfer's horse was sold for
$40, not for S160, as we stated last
week. c.. W. Woodland sold his
horse for 800; Freeman Bean sold
a fine pair of oxen to W. c. Brown,
and bought another good pair of w.
Teller of Barton.
Greensboro.
The Vermont Farm Machine Co.,
are again in town taking testimony
in the Wooster Creamery case.
All the children and grandchildren,
twelve in number, gave David Cald-
erwood and wife a very pleasant sur
prise on the 18th. They reminded
their mother that they had come to
celebrate her Goth birthday. They
left substantial tokens of their re-
gard-a chamber set, spring bed
and two easy chairs.
Greensboro Bend.
j. Ell. Currier, FL. A. Keir and d.
Mcfarland went on a fishing excur-
sion last week and brought home
about fifty pounds of nice trout.
Milo Utley and wife were visiting
friends in this vicinity last week. He
has been at work at the Fairbankses
shop and has now returned to his
work.-Iader.
7. Ell. Harrington raised barn
last Friday and John Barr raised one
Saturday, both within twenty rods OF
| each other.-E. III. Patch's barn OF
45x92 feet is up and nearly covered
Holland.
III. r. Marsh is sick with what is
supposed to be rheumatism of the
heart.
Victor Provoncio, whose drowning
is mentioned in another item, was ;
resident of this town.
Recently two small wolves were
found at play with Stephen Prescott
dog. The mother wolf was not seen
The 35th anniversary of the mar
riage of L. r. Tabor and wife wa
celebrated on the 10Th inst. by sur
prise visit. There were 140 present
A nice china tea set, and other valu
able presents were contributed. Re
marks were made by Mr.. JENNIE an(
ably responded to by Mr.. Tabor
who expressed his thanks for thu
honor of the visit, the gifts, etc
The meeting was greatly enjoyed b,
all.
Lowell.
The Fourth will be celebrated herr
by patriotic and sportive exercises
Grafton by Geo. Ballard of Fairfax
music by Lowell band and all sort
of sports.
Mrs. Ann Hill was stricken will
apoplexy on Saturday and lived bu
few hours. Mrs. Hill was a promi
nent and useful member of the Bap
fist church and a lady greatly es
teemed in her community.
Morgan.
Dea. Titles daughter, Mrs. Stock
well, from Mass. is here ON visit.
At the auction of the widow Leaven
estate George Twombly bid off tn
farm for $1575.
Mr.. Chas. F. Ranney of Newpor
has preached here several times
there is talk of trying to hire hin
for the year.
Morgan Center.
Mrs. Isaac Blake recently fell AM
was badly bruised. Mr.. Blake has
horse sick with the pink eye.
DROWNING ACCIDENT Victor Pro
vencio, young man who was assist
ing in rafting logs on the Seymor
lake, was drowned on Wednesda
evening, June Doth. The body wa
recovered Immediately bnt resuscita
ton could not be effected. He wa
the son of widow who recently los
son by an accident in a saw mil
The accident cast a deep gloom upo
the community. This is the frs
case of drowning know to have OF
cured on this lake.
Newport Center.
G. D. Percy is moving his store
little nearer the road.
Mrs. Bancroft of Boston is stol
ping with her mother, Mrs. jenkins
a few days.
| DR.. Erwin has sold his True res
, dence to Edward Trowbridge, and
building lot just north of it to Lo
, Page.
Chandler, French & Co. have a
7 ready commenced peeling bark G
, the land purchased of Mrs. I.
) Alexander and take possession of tt
l mill in September.
Westfeld.
Mrs. L. K. Annis is now in Mo