Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-03-30

lhe saltieS n1iie society VIII Hoiu
q sociable at Institute hall on Friday, /
April Sd. Supper at usual hour; en-
tertainment and warm sugar in even
ing.
Greensboro.
On the evening Of March 9Th,
about fifty of the friends and neigh
bors gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. P. Campbell, to remind
them that it was the thirtieth ami
versary of their marriage, whereupon
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell donned their
wedding attire Of thirty years ago,
and entertained them. In behalf OF
the donors gifts were presented by
Rev. X. Udall, to which Mr.. Camp
bell heartily responded. Music, vo-
cal and instrumental, was interspers-
ed,and altogether, the occasion was an
enjoyable one.
lrasbuIgh.
C. F. Wiley will build new barn
| this season.
E. w. Powell is selling the Victor
road machine.
Alfred Cotton is sick and is stop
ping at Mr.. Pixies hotel.
1
Fred Fields and George Rash have
taken the Daniel Virgins sugar place.
The young ladies of the H. I. c..
society will hold Pink Party at Mr..
Samuel Stanford's the 9TH of April.
All are cordially invited.
Geo. Phillips has hired the Daniels
house to live in, while Mr.. Cotton
builds new house on the site where
his old residence now stands.
The saw-mill men are getting ready
to do large business this season and
will put in new water wheels and
make other improvements in their
mills.
Henry Jackman died on the goth
inst. after long illness. He has
been a resident of Irasburgh long
time and was a genial man and a
good neighbor.
Jay.
John Miller has sold his mountain
lot to II. G.. Banister.
O. j. Cross has moved to Mill
village where he has hired ont for one
year.
B. III. Percy, f. X. Hunt and H.
Manuel intend starting West next
Tuesday.
G.. L. Lucier has traded his village
residence to A. r. Percy for his farm
paying $1,000 to boot.
n. Chase has returned from the
West, where he has spent the winter
with friends; he has no desire t.
make the West permanent home.
Holland.
Charles Goddard has his new hons,
nearly completed.
Caswell & French have leased thei
Boothman mill to J. A. Saucier TO
one year.
Bates & Tice have got in larg,
stock of lumber which they arr
now saving.
Mrs. Daniel Jenness is very sick
probably fatally.-Thomas Crosby i
also very sick.
; Oliver Tice was found in his barr
on Thursday lying in helpless con
dition and survived only short tim
after being taken to the house.
A. L. Washburn and D. j. Film
have taken contract to build two ten
ement houses for Caswell & Frenc
: to be completed by the first of June
; Geo. Ross and wife gave free en-
> tertainment IN the street opposit
their house last Wednesday morning
i. An axe and club were the instru
: ments used. Such affrays are a dis
!. grace to any community and shout
= not be allowed.
Morgan.
L. A. Brainard has sheep whic
!, recently had six lambs.
e Geo. Batchelder has taken Matthe'
|. Whitehill's place for one year.
Mrs. William Smith has moved t
:. the Joseph Marsh house in Holland
Mr.. Beebe and family have arrive
from Manchester to take possessio
of the Chadwick place.
Geo. Bartlett, our esteemed neigl
Dor, was recently married to Mrs
Annette Barrett of Charleston. Cor
gratulations and hest wishes.
Morgan Center.
l. Edgar Smith has hired out to T
F. Moore, for one year,
n A. j. Applebee is selling good
very low, look out for his advertis,
ment next week.
, ]. H. Gilmore and Miss Minnie
Gray have entered into partnershi
for life. May happiness atten
e" them.
j.. Newport.
" Mrs. Doane has taken possession {
the Smith house.
Services at st. Marks, Good Fl
- day, at 1890, a. m.
Rev. Mr.. Scribner's lecture W.
Sc very timely and useful, and high
} appreciated and complimented by a
J. who heard it.
;, A letter recently received fro
Frank Bailey. now in Texas, sa,