Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-07-23
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Evansville
Harvey Foster sent off a car load OF
bobbins last week. They go to Nashua,
n. III.
Mr.. Halliard and wife and two chill
dren from Mass, were visiting at j. M.
Randall's last week.
The scythe-stone factory has been
shut down for repairs. 1t will start up
again the first of this week.
The farmers are nearly done haylng.
There is more than average crop IN this
vicinity and of an excellent quality
Mrs. A. III. Allard who has been very
ill is little better; Mrs. j I'll. Evans is
slowly gaining; Mr.. Evans is not much
better.
Fred Barrows recently cut bad cash
in his foot with an axe.
Miss Elvina Dagget has gone to Rleh-
ford on q visit; Mrs. DIR. Badger visits
her parents in Stanstead.
VIM. Brooks starts out early and en-
Enthusiastically in the campaign by chris
tening his boy baby Harrison Morton
Brooks.
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Amasa Scott has just finished his sec
ond cutting of hay.
Eddie Dutton recently cut his foot so
as TO require several stitches to close the
wound.
DR.. Dustin is quite feeble; he has been
carried in a wagon on mattress to visit
his patients.
Almira Hatch, who broke one of her
limbs some weeks ago, has been removed
to the town farm.
There will be big republican rally at
South Craftsbury village Friday evening
next, when Maj. Grout of Derby and 9TH
ers will address the meeting. The band
will be present and the addresses will be
of great interest. Ali invited.
A. c.. Brown of Montpelier, owner OF
the telephone line is making preparations
to run a line from south village to East
Hardwick, via East Craftsbury, Green's
boro and Greensboro Bend. 1t will be
a thing of much convenience to the
people along the route.
Derby.
Forbes Mcpherson is critically ILL.,
Norman Bingham is erecting a fine
in tho pnmataFV
F. Grout is home for repairs from
Mass. He was badly hurt by bursting
emery wheel.
Mary Brock starts West this week
where she has brother.-Daniel Davis
is home on a visit.-Rev. Mr.. Miller ant
wife are here visiting.
West Derby.
Mrs. Minnie (Adams) Pease of Main'
is at home on visit, with her little boy
The Universalists cleared $3.50 at thei
| ice cream social last week, and the Bap
lists took in So at their box social OIL
Thursday night.
Russell Burt and wife celebrated thei
golden wedding on the 18th inst. Thei
eight children were at home and mum
Der of grandchildren. They receive
presents to the value of about $25.
Glover.
Village schools close this week.
There are some campers at the head c
Stone pond.
1t is expected that Rev. Mr.. Adam
will commence his passionate here mex
Sabbath.
Rev. and Mrs. Benz. Drumming from tn
West are here on visit to their nativ
home; many friends welcome them.
Walter Gray has moved on to his plac
he has just purchased.-Mr. Mcclellan ha
been repairing his barn in the south pal
of the town.
School in district No. -, taught b
Laura l.. Cook, closed July goth. Who
number of scholars, 10; average attenC
ance, SO. Those having neither abser
or tardy marks were, Mabel King, MAJ
Carr, Leo Christie, Leo Fuller and Carlo
Holloway.
GreenSboro-
The Folsom & Griffin house at E. Green
boro was burned the 18th inst. Partial
insured.
Among the boarders at Goss' are Prof
A. W. Phillips, II. A. Newton and c.
Richards and their families, of Yale.
''Bing" Boynton Is evidently enjoyir
his steam yacht, judging from the chez
full whistle which daily rings out on Il
lake.
Owing to the delicate state of Rev.
Knowlton's health, the Cong. pulpit h
been supplied by DR. Hulburt and rea
ing by Dea. Drury.
! Through the efforts of A. S. Clary Jol
d. Thompson was released from Called
: MIA county JAIL last week, where he w
, uniustly committed on certified exec
ton in favor of Julia Magoon.
/ In the coin collection of your CORE
, pendent is found Harrison medal. t
l diverse represents the military bust
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2 Van Buren,, Loco Foco line up the ST.
River direct. The probabilities are TIL
history will again repeat itself this ia
Greensboro Bend.
At the last regular meeting of Lamoi
Valley Division No. %, Sons of Tel
perance, the following resolutions we
: adopted:
r WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our Heaven
n Father To coll from duty on earth
everlasting life above our worthy sist
L Margaret Hutchins, who was called fro
e this to a higher life on the 23d day
: May, 1888.
WHEREAS, We with whom she w
associated so long. will ever rememh
her kind and genial manners, and W
: ever think of her, and cherish her me
s ory when the world will have forgott
? her, and when in council for the welfa
of those who still live, she will be
: membered by US and her name cherish
d as one who set an example worthy
t imitation; therefore,
, RESOLVED, That in the death of sist
Hutchins, Lamoille Valley Division So
0 of Temperance has lost worthy me
+ Der, the husband kind and affection;
n companion, the children a devoted a