Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-21

church Thursday evenings a1 w. u.
church Friday evening.
Alonzo Brooks has had a relapse,
and is dangerously sick again Emma
BRYANT IS also dangerously i'll.
The donation for Rev. Smith was
q successful affair, aud the lecture of
Rev. A. Scribner merited and receiv-
ed much praise.
Both churches, the Cong1 and the
M. E., are to have Christmas exer-
cises.
Mr. Daniels, who has been
to New Hampshire with cattle, has
returned.
We have new dressmaker here
she has taken rooms at Jack Kier's
and will do dressmaking and stamp
ing
DR.. Bemis has added quite good
number of boxes to the post-office,
and also made some other improve
NESTS.
Charlie Hatch has not found the
500 he lost at the Kinney fire; he
offers to suitably reward any one
who will put him in the way of find
ing it.
Leland and Willie Whitney, sons
of the late Celestina Whitney, have
just cot nice headstcne for their
mothers grave. Mrs Whitney was
buried at the Common cemetery.
We desire to express our heartfelt |
thanks to the many friends that came to |
our help during the fire. We realize that |
many risked their lives to save our home,
and it calls forth feeling Of gratitude
that we wish might find expression in
more tangible form than words. We
would also thank the ladies and gentlemen
who aided US in making our home ready
to live in again. Surely, their acts show
that they love their neighbors as them
selves. Mr.. AND Mrs. H. KINNEY.
Glover.
Hiram Phillips Jersey COW, which
he is fattening. tip the scales at ITO
pounds.
The selectmen are building three
new snow rollers for the town;
Jenness and Blodgett are dong the
work
Mrs. Philander Owen is gradually
failing. Her disease is probably of
that nature which precludes all hope
of recovery.
Remember the union Christmas
exercises at the South church, Thurs
day evening. 1t will be very pleas
ant gathering and all are invited.
The donation gathering for Rev.
Mr.. Morse was very pleasant
affair in all respects. Net proceeds
$40. Mr.. Morse's people return
hearty thanks.
Martin Abbott's Jersey COW has
made since the 10th of last February
up to Dec. 1st, 430 pounds of butter,
besides supplying his family of four
persons with milk and butter.
Some of our young men who made
cedar oil last season, have been ar
rested for adulterating 1t with kero-
sene oil. If the alleged fact is prov
ed they are In an unpleasant situa-
ton.
West Glover.
Dexter Dow teaches the school in
this place.
A little son of ID. Baker recently
cut off two fingers in hay cutter.
John Stevens goes to st. Johns
bury to work for the Fairbankscs
Greensboro Bend.
j. r. Delano is unable TO do bust
ness at the mill on account of trouble
with his eyes.
Block wood is being shipped to
Swanton at paying prices, both dry
and green.
Allen Caldwell has opened store
at East Greensboro. Lumbermen can
find their winter outfit.
The box business has started up
again, also the band saws for getting
out chair stock. j. w. Simpson, of
the firm of Tolman, Simpson & Co.,
has gone to Boston.
Holland.
A Christmas service, ''The Holy
Child" together with recitations,
etc., will be rendered in the Metho-
dist church on Thursday eve., at $50
p. m.
Mrs. William Addison, long hard
sick, has so far recovered as to be
able to go to Brompton, P. O.; John
Woodward has two children sick
with the diphtheria; Irwin WEIGH is
sick with pleurisy.
lrasbIHra;h.
! There will be Christmas exercises
at the M. E. church, Thursday eve.
{ Dec "a.
S Among the happiest and most in.
terested persons present at the Sun
: day School convention was Mrs
e Ranger, lady 90 years of age, who
s; walked distance of q mile and s
y half.
We hear that the Eapress anC
Standard, which has few subscrib
@ left in town, is to make an apology
for the unjust and uncalled-for re-
: marks which it recently made, rela
s tive TO the court house bell. A very