Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-10-26

w III. HoWaiu mas completed nHe
monument for Mrs. James Siviright,
to be set in the Derby Line cemetery.
Rev. Mr.. Ives of Barnston, P. O.,
occupied the desk at the Baptist
church yesterday, in exchange with
Rev. Mr.. Chase.
Glover
Mrs. Harley j. Dwincll of Boston,
is visiting here.
There have been a few cases of
cankerrash here lately.
E. Miles had hand badly mutila-
ted in threshing machine recently.
Teachers examination at Institute
on Saturday next, commencing at
9 O. clock a. m.
Joseph Drew and wife have gone
to Lowell, VT, to spend the winter
with their daughter, Mrs. DR.. Hill.
The Chicago Convention and Con-
cert Co. gave a free concert here
Saturday evening and will hold a
convention here this week.
Greensboro.
Mrs. Alex Simpson of Ill. is here
on a visit to her friends.
Spier & Tate threshed $50 bushels
of oats in 4 hours at VIM. B. Simp-
sons.
Myron Dunn and wife were called
to Canada last week to attend the
funeral of relative.
L. F. Babbitt has bargained for
the Levi Stevens premises in the vii
lage. He will put it in thorough re-
pair.
Nathan Remission, D. G.. Melvin
and W. w. Goss are repairing their
houses and others will follow in the
spring. A sidewalk is contemplated
on the street leading to Hardwick.
We are glad to see these evidences of
thrift and a desire to make the vii
lage attractive. A neat and attract
i've village will help to bring sum-
mer visitors and boarders; and we
can have them to an unlimited extent
as the last season has demonstrated.
Holland.
James Hamilton has mother hog
which has brought him 60 pigs in
four filters.
The Advents are holding their an
nual conference at the Caswell school
house. There is considerable relig-
Gus interest
1ra~bur&h.
Maynard Clough fell froma wagon
last week and broke his arm.
Mrs. Samuel Priest has gone to
St. Paul, Mimi, visiting relatives.
F. A. Buchanan has returned
from Boston with lots of new goods.
Charlie Fisher has bought Mrs.
Dewey's place. F. Wiley has
bought John Ord's place.
George Parker has put in corn
mill at his saw-mill, also a corn
cracker, and is prepared to grind
all grain that may come.
We mentioned sometime since the
death of j. j. Haynes, former citi-
zen, also that of his wife, in Med
field, Mass, each of which occurred
Sept. 18th, where Mr.. Haynes had
charge of the farm connected with
the So. Boston school for feeble
minded persons. We have now to
add the death of Charles E. Haynes,
an only son, who died in the same
place on the 9th inst. The only re-
naming member of the family is
Mrs. Julia E. Knight of this town,
who is thus bereft of father, mother
and brother. 1t is sad case
Morgan.
A special Sunday School service
will be held in the church at Morgan
Corner on Sunday, Nov. LIST, at 1
a. m. There will be responsive
reading, sacred solos and recitations
by special choir and the scholars.
Newport.
Let. Sweat moves into Dea. Halls
house soon.
Mrs. NJ. d. Hamilton starts for
Chicago tonight on visit.
, There will be an oyster supper at
, the NJ. E. church next Wednesday
night, supper at Z; everybody is
invited.
) Kate Gilbert, who has for num-
|
Der of years kept house for her
brother Cush., died at his house
Saturday morning, she is to be
buried to-day.
A young man by the name of Will
Walden died at the Newport House,
Saturday morning, with typhoid fe-
yer; he has worked for Jerry Drew
nearly all summer. He was fine
young man.
BURGLARY.-On Friday night
burglars entered the store Of Lane &
Davis, blew open the safe and stole
the contents, consisting of $3.50 in
money, notes and bonds, etc.,
amounting in all to about 10000.
: The same night a team belonging to
Charles Batchelder was stolen, which
was found on the Martin farm neal
South Troy. A reward of $500 is
offered for the capture of the thieves
No clue has yet been obtained.
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