Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-10-12
Rev w. n. Bacon has returned

The post-officc has been moved to
w. HI. Tibbett's store.
Robert Peacock and wife go to
Franklin, n. H., this week to reside.
Eugene Grant had the misfortune
to cut his hand SO severely with glass
as to sever two arteries. Several
stitches had to be taken.
Glover.
Horace Whitney has moved to
Barton.
Charles Mcclellan is making re-
pairs on his house.
H. Scott has moved into one of
VIM. Drew's tenement.
E. B. Simonds is reshingling his
house and making other repairs.
MI. Lackey, an aged man, recently
died at the home of Wesley Aldrich.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Thursday afternoon of this week.
All invited.
Rev. Geo. Sterling and wife and
several others will visit Boston the
present week.
Mitchell Lynnard and family start
ed for the west. Monday; he intends
to work in a coal mine.
BERTHE Gregory has Plymouth
Rock biddy that recently laid an egg
measuring 638 by 7Z8 inches.
Mrs. Kendall will read selections
from English authors at Institute
hall, Tuesday evening, October 13.
Parents and friends of the scholars
are invited.
West Glover.
F. H.. Frasier has gone to West
Burke to work.
H. Lewis is repairing the mill he
bought of Mr.. Whitney.
T. j. Hastings reports a yield of
100 bushels of potatoes on 70 rods
of ground.
Greensboro.
Mrs. Pennock is spending a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. W..
w. Goss.
Misses Martha Lovejoy and Rena
Goodrich have returned from the
mountains.
Clara Melvin and Harry Goss are
quite sick. Mis-. Mcbride is more
comfortable.
Mrs. Mary j. Conant has gone
to Minneapolis to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred B.
Wright.
l.. S. Morrill, leaves town and
| goes to Derby. He has worked fol
d. Mcfarland for the last six years
and is esteemed as a good citizen.
Robert Urie's team was frightened
while drawing corn last Friday, and
valuable colt got its leg broken, sc
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Greensboro Bend.
Soldiers picnic on Wednesday al
the village.
Mr.. Hogaboom moves to Valdez
on to his farm in few days. Lorer
Hogaboom works in the steam mill.
Thirteen engines wood and water
at the Bend daily, and new tract
is talked of, to be laid back of thu
woodshed.
Holland.
Simon Marsh & Son brought al
ejectment suit against Alphonz'
Pillsbury and he is compelled to va
cate their premises.
Benjamin Smith has moved bacl
to his place in this town. Afte
Bens' experiences at the county seat
we presume he will be pretty wei
contented among the people of thi
burgh.
Good Tiding's Day will be observ
ed by the M. E. church on Sunda
next. An appropriate and beauti
full service will be rendered by tn
choir and scholars solos aud rec
tations by the children.
Lowell.
The latest arrival is boy at /
Chase's.
James Lawrence has moved
Montpelier.
Remember the auction sale of th
Alpheus Hardy property on Wednes
day This will be big auction.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Coolidge surprised them
, their new house Wednesday eve DC
18th.
The remains of Mrs. Wooley wh
formerly lived here, were brougf
, here for burial Sunday, Oct. 4. ST.
was aged about ninety.
d. E. Curtis has gone to Bosto
to buy goods.-Rev r. King goe
to Boston to- day to attend the meet
ings of the Board; he expects
meet his wife and daughter there
Mrs. Ella Wheeler is going to Boz
ton to visit friends and to attend til
18th anniversary of the Board.
Mr.. F. E. Newton is filling hi
new barn which he erected this sun
mer. The other was burned las
spring: and his nelghbors assiste
: literally in erecting this by labo
r and III many other ways, for whic
assistance he and wife desire in tn
e way to express their appropriations.