Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-06-22
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Mrs. w llllduuo, WHiiC NioieiuS ueI
daughter, Mrs. A. c. Sawyer, met
with quite an accident. She mistook
the door and stepped through the Gel
lar door falling to the bottom, bruis-
ING her badly but breaking no bones.
Glover.
AFRO Jenness is repainting and re-
pairing his house.
DIR. Henry Bickford and his moth
er are here on visit.
David Wright died last week. He
has been sick for long time.
Rev. Mr.. Sterling attended the
state association meeting at Bellows
Falls.
Allan Spiers while using a revolv-
err last week sent ball through his
thumb.
J. @. Mcclellan recently caught a
longe out of Stone pond that weigh
ed five lbs.
Royal Morse and family have
moved from the village up to the
farm of N. Mcclellan.
Drs. Templeton and Soule attend
ed the Eclectic medical meeting at
Montpelier last week.
Carroll Davis recently had tu-
NOR removed from his face by DR..
Albert Davis of New York.
Charles Ranney says he is not in
Jail. Glad to hear it, may he never
deserve quarters in that institution.
Dexter Dow and O. S. Davis
graduated at St. Johnsbury last
week and intend to enter Dartmouth
college this fall.
Geo. Dow has returned from the
West, after sojourn of about week
He will have more favorable opin.
ion of Vermont, hereafter, possibly
Children's Day exercises at Soutl
Glover next Sunday, and Quarterly
meeting at West Glover in the fore
noon. No services in M. E. churcl
at the village in the forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Seaver wer'
pleasantly surprised last Friday b.
receiving visit from many of thei
relatives. A presentation speecl
was made by Henry Blake, Esq, o
Hardwick.
Children's Day exercises at M. E
church drew large congregation
forenoon and afternoon, and the SCI
mon and exercises were appropriate
A centenary medal was presente
Mr.. Aldrich, superintendent.
Greensboro.
Mr.. S. ID. -Drury of Northampton
Mass, was in town recently. H
came home on account of the Hines
of his mother, who is now better.
Holland.
Grass on the old fields is light.
The town has purchased roa
machine, and it is giving good salts
faction.
Mrs Louisa Colby was recent
taken suddenly i'll and from som
cause has lost her hearing.
lrasburgh.
Geo. Russell is making repairs o
his house.
Thomas Fisher is building a ne
horse barn.
Telephone COMMUNICATION is opene
from hasburgh to Coventry Falls.
G.. H. Newland has resigned s
postmaster and John Ord gets I'll
, appointment.
The ladies of the M. E. churt
, will meet with Mrs. Joseph Cool
Friday afternoon.
Lorenzo Miles has seven boarde
in jail now this is the largest numb
] that has been IN Jail for some years
July Fourth bids fair to be II
| letter day here. An interesting pr
gramme of entertainment has BET
= prepared. One of the chief attra
tions of which will be "somethil
/ original" log race on the Black ri
err. This is open to all who are in for
time, and a bath. Four prizes W
be awarded the competitors. The
will be exercises in the Cong. churc
and an Grafton by Hon. L. H. Thorn
son, as talented a speaker as Orleal
d county affords. There will be Il
: finest display of fire. works in the e
e ening ever seen in this part of tt
e country. All who wish to spend
pleasant day will do we'll to come.
d Morgan.
d Orrin Taylor is putting an additi'
on his barn, on his farm.
- E. X. Lord raised his large bar
l. last Friday.
Newport
Mr.. Caswell has recovered part
his stolen property,
- John Sheldon and Lime Stone a
conductors on parlor cars this SUI
mer:
1t is expected that 1900 vetera
will dine here to-day on their way
Portland.
10 The "Lady of the Lake" gave
W free excursion Saturday and was W,
sc patronized.
Frank Mitchell is building ty
houses, and has the job of buildil
a three more.
The sMountain Maid has be
d sold to the VT. Central R. r. Co.