Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-06-14
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chusetts.
DR. Gilman is making Improvements
in and about his house.
Prayer meeting at E. A. Robin
son $ next Tuesday evening.
Mrs ID. l. Colley went to Mass. last
week. She will visit in Lowell a few
days then go to Boston.
Mrs. John Campbell, aud others
in this vicinity, who have been
very ill of late are convalescent.
The Reform Club will meet at the
Centre church next Friday eve. They
will meet once in two weeks until
further notice.
Mrs. A. w. Seavey kindly invited
friends to call at her home last Fri
day evening to see her night blooming
cereus which had several beautiful
blossoms.
Evansville.
j. H. Evans has built him fish
pond, and will stock it with fish.
Charles Smith from Mahanoy city,
Penn, is stopping at j. H. Evans.
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Children's Day will be observed at
the M. Z. church next Sunday.
Ned. Foster has moved into the
rooms over his store.
Austin Douglass is suffering Sc
verely from a scrofula sore on his
leg.
Hattie (Livingstone) Donovan of
Lawrence, Mass, is visiting her ia
Their here.
VIM. Keller and Josie Gorham
were married June 1st, and have
gone to Elmore to reside.
Quarterly meeting at M. E. church
yesterday. Rev. S. Donaldson
preached a most excellent sermon.
CraftSburv.
Mrs. James Libby is quite sick.
The Branch post-office has been re-
established, with Mrs. Ida Gowen az
postmistress.
Murray Kent has been here thu
past week looking after his interests
in the wooden mill.
John Kerr and wife are in Canads
visiting friends.-G. w. Seaver il
visiting friends at Troy.
The Allen girls and Mary Webbe
are back from the Johnson Norma
school on vacation. Glad to Sc
them.
Mrs. j. M. Robbins, who has bee
a great sufferer for several months
died Saturday morning. Her dealt
was triumph of Christian faith.
Quite extensive cleaning up ant
identifying of the land opposite Mer
rill Brothers shop by John Keir max
the surroundings much more pleasant
1. T. Patterson has a new bar
frame up, and a new store is to b
built OH the spot where the Leavit
store was burned a few years since
There will be a strawberry festivs
at the vestry of the M. E. church o
Thursday evening, June II. lie
: cream will be served. All are col
daily invited.
= Derby
j. E. Searles has sold his roa
+ horse for about $3.50.
e VIM. Hodgden has sold his tin bus
ness to E. G.. Barnes of Coventry.
L. P. Jenness is improving h
+ store with a coat of fawn paint wit
= dark trimmings.
George Human is moving into II
: Klngsbury tenement rooms, recent
d vacated by VIM. Hodgden.
= Remember the annual meeting of tt
=. Baptist association at Beebe Plat
n Wednesday and Thursday.
Rev. w. G. johnson preached
the M. E. church June 9th, and
= East Charleston June 18th.
The sociable at the M. E. churt
vestry was quite success, the n
. proceeds being $500. The ladies
this society are very vigilant ar
generous, and these occasional gat
O erings improve sociability in con
:, munity.
e The man who was arrested in Il
e woods few days since, was bour
: over and committed to Guildhall ia
: A man came from Roxbury, n H
claimed the team. and took 1t hon
o stating that it was stolen May got
What will become of the man, wi
!, gives his name as John Legacy, +
9 mains to be told.
v A real dog fight took place ne
/. Lanes store Wednesday evenin
a lasting nearly an hour. The poore
n part Of the affair was that men wi
d should have been dislnterested, vi
Al lated the law to such an extent tn
the next morning one man voluntal
ly went before Justice Holmes al
i pleaded guilty, paying one doll
fine.
Sunday evening some boys we
n out for recreation, and wishing to
something cunning, defaced the sig
n of L. l.. Willey's boat house.
r. Monday Lewis Retail was arreste
J. plead guilty, and was fined S. al