Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-08-25

SreaG anu ~ Sianu u variety Oh seen
cry, nor more salubrious climate.
We would welcome the right kind of
man who would build hotel to re-
place the one recently burned.
Mrs. Roberts, wife of Capt. James
Roberts, died last Thursday morning
at the age of IS years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts were married 65 years ago
last Christmas and have ever since
lived happy together. The Capt,
now in his S7th year, feels his loss
keenly, and has the sympathy Of the
community.
Glover
The Earnest Workers will meet at
the vestry of the North church, Fri
day, Aug. 20.
A very interesting concert was Civ
en- at South Hill last Sabbath P. M. |
80 were present. A collection was
taken for missionary purposes.
O. B. Dodge and wife have return
ed from their western trip.
Norris Smith got one of his limbs
quite badly cut while grading wheat |
few days since.
The poles are being set and we
shall soon be in connection with the
outer world by telephone.
A number of families spent a few
days camping at Willoughby lake
during the recent hot weather.
E. B. Simonds had some chickens
stolen a few nights since. Others
have had apple trees stripped of fruit,
choice flowers carried from the gar
den, and last, but not least, several
COWS have been MIXED at unseasona-
BILE hours. Justice may possibly |
overtake the transgressors at last.
West Glover.
w. Wright cut his foot badly last
Friday.
j. P. Teller has clapboarded and
painted his horse barn and R. W.
Buchanan has shingled his house.
Allen and Amos Tichurst, Z and s
years of age respectively, have had
no absent OF tardy marks during
three terms of school.
Greensboro.
1t is reported that c.. c. Dizan,
who ran away some weeks ago under
an Indictment In Caledonia county,
was seen in the east part of the town
recently. He will be looked after,
and it is hoped will finally bring up
in Windsor where he belongs.
lrasbur2:h.
Geo. Parker has put a new planer
into his mill.
Harrison Badger is making some
repairs on the old carriage shop.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Charles Chapman next
Friday afternoon.
John Ord is making preparations
to start his cider mill he has lately
put a new dam across the river.
Matte Hill is in town visiting rel
atives and friends; Mrs. F. FL. Hol-
bridge has returned from Mass.
There was a matched game of base
ball played between the Irasburgh and
Coventry boys, resulting in 20 in
nings for Irasburgh and % for Gov
entry.
Jay.
Dan Brown of Toledo, Ohio, is in
town looking after the interests of
his farm.
Mr.. Maynard, from the West, is
making flying trip to visit his friends
In this place.
Rev. J. T. Buzzell is building a
set of buildings just below Mrs. B.
F. Paine's buildings.
The Sabbath school picnic came off
as spoken of last week, and judging
by what we heard, was an enjoyable
time.
A fine shower has cooled off the
atmosphere considerably. Crops are
advancing rapidly and are very good ;
the hay crop is not mp to the average.
BUSINESS OF THIS TowN.-B. II.
Percy is erecting barn; Harry Ross
has fine honse fast approaching
completion; E. Chaplin has his house
and barn mp; Robert Allard has NOV
ed into his house that he has just
completed; Rodna Deaette has NOV
ed into the double tenement house of
Paine's
The people of Jay are going to fit
up grounds for parties and picnics,
and the Baptists are going to have
picnic Saturday, the 30tieth, thereon.
All are invited to participate. The
South Troy band will favor the party
with their presence and music. I'm
| mediately after there will be Blaine
and Logan flag raised. Come one,
come all
Lowell.
Will Warner is attending school at
Hyde Park.
Mr.. Henry Works and son from
Minnesota are here on u visit.
Rev. R. King has received a call
from the church at Alburgh Center
for year.
Miss Imogene Wheeler has gone to
Sandy Creek, N. Y, where she has
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