Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-01-04

cancer. Her suffering during the
last months has been intense. She
was very estimable lady and leaves
many friends.
Union Service will be held at
North Church, Tuesday p. m., at
NJ. f. church Thursday p. N. and
Friday, 1.3o P. m. !; at West Glover
Tuesday and Thursday at so D. N !,
Wednesday and Friday at 7p m. J;
all at the church.
West Glover.
Womans' Missionary Society will
meet with Miss Ednah Hagar We'd
nesday 2, p. m.
Greensboro.
Miss Margaret Gebbie has gone
to Lowell, Mass, to stay this winter
and perhaps longer.
William Wilson had a paralytic
shock Thursday morning and is un-
conscious at this writing.
Susan Cutting, we'll known, and a
former resident of this town but
lately of Craftsbury, is dead.
A. S. Clary's mother, who is 81
years old, has to be confined in her
room: having been deranged for the
past four years. She is pensioner
of 1912.
Geo. Mastin and Charles w. Will
ley are fixing up the old Lucy Stan
ley house for cooper shop. We
predict that they will make more tubs
than the old shop with all their ma
chinery.
The neighbors and friends of Da-
vid Dwyer and wife on Christmas
eve presented them with a box of
edibles and other presents valued at
about SIP, for which they are very
thankful.
| The dramatic entertainment was a
success, and if the sleighing had been
good the hall would not have held
all that would have come, for as 1t
was many had to stand. The enter
tainment will be repeated soon with
a change of program. We are glad
to see the people willing to help so
good an institution as public library.
Greensboro Bend.
Timothy Bronson and wife are
home from Dakota on visit and
will remain until spring.
Lamoille Valley Division, S. of T.
have adjourned their public meeting
one week, to Jan. 18th. All are in
vited.
J. o. Griffin returned from Dakota
Dec. Is. He visited the Vt. colony
at Loyalton, Edmonds county. He
reports that A. P. Folsom and X.
Udall and families are prospecting and
like the country very much.
Lamo;lle Valley Div. No. 23, S. of
T.. elected their officers for the next
quarter Dec. 26: w. D., III. A.
Kier; w. A, Mrs. P. S. Paine; F.
S., Mrs. A. Hutchins Treas, A.
Hutchins; R. S., A. w. Clark /:
assistant r. S., Mrs. f. w. Clark
Con-, W. S. Mcdowell; assistant
Con-, Topia Blair; Chap, Ashbel
Perrin; I. S. t. J. McLoud O. S.,
Henry Bodwell; P. W. p, G. O.
Dawson; Recording sScrihe, f. w.
Clark.
Holland.
&C. Kimball is out again. He
has been confined to the house for a
number of weeks with sciatica.
| On the 30th ult. child of John
Woodward died of diphtheria and
there are two more children sick with
the same disease. The disease seems
TO be confined to two families.
lrasburgh.
G. M. Badger has moved back on
to his farm near S. Dodge's.
Joseph Schofeld has gone to Barre
to work for granite company.
| E. A. Leach is getting out timber,
preparatory to putting new stable
on his barn in the village.
Arthur and Winnie Jameson have
been called home on account of the
serious illness of their father, L. E..
Jameson.
| Carl Story, head clerk In Gilman's
store at Newport, has been spending
a weeks vacation visiting relatives
and friends about town.
| The lecture arranged for Tuesday
night, Jan. II, will be held Monday
night, Jan. IL, on account of the
singing convention at Barton.
The young people from this town,
who are students at Derby Academy,
are having short vacation, the
school being closed on account of
diphtheria.
| Miss Annie Schoaeld is finishing
the winter term of school begun by
Miss Colburn in the Page Dist.
Miss Colburn has gone to Florida to
work in hotel.
| Central Lodge, F. and A. M, has
a special meeting Wednesday even
ing, Jan. 6. Work on the first de-
gree. Members and visiting brethren
are invited to be present.
Jay.
Mrs. Brigham has moved to Troy.
L. H. Percy has sold his farm to
Mr.. Dodge from York state.