Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-11-22
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staging and was badly hurt.
| Jennie Wilkinson has finished her
second term of school al Irasburgh.
E. O. Randall has been confined to
the house of late on account of sick
ness.
The house warming at Theordore
Wrights was greatly enjoyed by all
present. The presents amounted TO
about hundred dollars.
Freeman Fl. Bean goes to Water
| ford to teach school this winter
Bell Buchanan teaches the winter
term of school in district No. L.
School in district No. 2 closed
Nov. Is. Those having no absent
marks were Judson Stevens, Lyman
Cook, Roy Skinner, Tia and May Ly-
man; those having no tardy marks,
Alice Sterling, Lucy Chamberlain,
Tia and May Lyman, Ira Dewing,
Lyman Cook, Clark Borland those
standing 100 in department, Emily
Baker. Sam. Bean, Reuben Nelson,
Judson Stevens, Lucy Chamberlain
and Tia Lyman. The teacher wishes
to express her sincere thanks to the
pupils for the nice photograph album
she received from them.
Greensboro
Alex Simpson from Illinois. who
has been here to attend his brothers
| funeral, returned last week, accom-
panied by Albert Young, who intends
to visit friends in Iowa before he re-
turns.
Holland.
Harris Bryant has returned to
New York.
George Tabor has been sick sew
eral weeks with typhoid fever.
Russell Moulton lost one finger
and part of a thumb, while saving
in his mill the 18th.
Thomas Addison has returned
from Brompton, P. O., on account
of sickness in his family.
Nj. L. Ames has lately sold his
| place, and is about to move on
to the c. D. Bennett place; Edwin
Batchelder has rented the Mead
place.
lraSbIr&h.
G.. w. Parker has been making ex-
tensive repairs on his mill, putting
in water wheel and adding new
machinery.
The N. G.. H. BIS will give So
ciable in Cong. vestry next Thursday
evening. There will be dance at
Hotel hall the same evening.
The new block is completed and
occupied. 1t is plainly but substan-
TALLY built. The north store is oc-
cupied by F. A. Buchanan, who is
putting in a large stock of new goods.
John Ord occupies the center room
with post-office, having put in new
set of boxes. He also has new print.
ing press with which he will do Job
work. The ''pen'' he has put in is
not to keep pigs, but sewing ma
chimes in. c. P. Story has his stock
of drugs and fancy soods in tho oouth
store. He is also putting in new
goods. Buchanan and Ord rent the
two north tenements upstairs, and
w. F. Brewster the one over the
drug store.
Lowell.
Fred Sidney has moved into Mr..
Campbeil's rooms.
William Kelley has moved into the
house of George Ramsdell.
John Stephenson recently killed s
hog, one year old, which dressed coo
pounds.
Small, of Morrisville, is selling
goods at auction in the town hal
this week.
Robert Reed and r. Powers were
injured somewhat few days sine,
while working in the woods.
The literary club will meet OF
this Monday eve, with Mrs Dor
Curtis. They are to read "Tommy
the Shrew."
William Morton had cold batl
in our river on Thursday. He stoot
on logs to do some work when the,
started and he was thrown into thu
stream. The logs went over him bu
he was rescued without serious in
jury.
MOrS:a II Center.
Joel Williams & Son have com
, menced logging.
The winter term of school will be
gin Monday, Nov. 10Th.
Dyer Gallup is preparing to now
to West Holland for the winter.
Gray & Gilmore's new pump is ex
pected this week, when they will be
gin operations for the winter.
] An excellent quality of granite i.
being quarried here for the new Ode
! Fellows block at Derby Line.
5 The ladies of this place will NEE
this week with Mrs. J. A. Gray t.
organize Ladies AID Society.
Mr.. Levi Persons, well-knowr
resident of this place, died Thursda,
morning, the 18th inst, after Ions
and painful illness, aged seventy
eight years.
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