Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-01-09

in his shoulder. Amos Bean is able to be
out again. Amy Blodgett is home. R
E. French has gone to Boston.
Rev. f. E. Healey, will lecture ut the
South church. Tuesday eve, Jan. 10th
collection will be taken ut close OF
the lecture to defray expenses.
Singing school at the South Glover
school house next Thursday evening I'M
der the management of Harry Phillips
of Sheffield. All those wishing to learn
music should avail themselves of the
opportunity as he comes we'll recommend
ed.
About forty of the friends and neigh
bors met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fuller last Monday evening to
celebrate the 9Th anniversary of their
marriage. Mr.. Joseph King made the
presentation speech, to which Mr.. and
Mrs. Fuller heartily responded, thanking
them for the presents and wishing them
all happy new year.
Mr.. EditOr:-I have in my possession
a copy Of the YeOman's Record dated
Jan. 7, 1916, and published at Irasburgh.
1t was the first journal published in the
county and was started by E. Rawson,
in July, 1916. Terms, 75cts. in advance,
81 25 if not paid till the end of the year.
1t wos a small folio sheet and was both
a curiosity and thing much priced by
the citizens of the town and county; at
that time Irasburgh was the shire of the
county and an important business center.
limo p Redfield was postmaster; Geo.
Nye Judge of Probate, II. M. Bates reg
lister. Mr.. Redfeld, Mr.. Cooper and
Mr. Prentiss were lawyers, Henry Hayes,
dentist, surgeon and physician, |. McFar-
land, tailor; G.. P. Hill, furniture dealer,
HI. Hastings druggist and hardware
merchant, Geo. Worthington, Jr. mer-
chant, S. Kellam, hotel keeper etc.
Quite a change in forty odd years.
West Glover.
Wee feel that we have had ga feast of
good things" in attending Mr.. Parsons
meetings the last week. The attendance
is large and increasing, and the interest
deepening. Mr.. Parsons has wonderful
power with God and man. The meet
ings will continue this week, every day
at 30 p. m, every evening at O'Clock.
Punctuality is u virtue of Mr.. Parsons,
so come early. We hope to welcome
many more from abroad to our meetings.
''Come We up to the FEAST
GI.eenSbOrO.
Frank ellis has returned to Dakota.
Work is again resumed in the mines in
good earnest.
Our dramatic" friends have an enter
tainment in progress.
Kent Knowlton has returned to st.
Johnsbury to school
VIM. Spier has bought the Nathan w.
Scott farm and taken possession.
Warren Caswen has moved on to the
Hiram Phillips farm which he bought last
The singing school, under the direction
of Prof. James Whitney, is giving good
Mrs. JAS. p. Gebbie whose sickness
has been referred to, has gone home to
her fathers.
The rollers are all finished and are
roads in slippers now.
Mr. Hobert has sold his farm to
party from Franklin Co., who takes
this month.
The Greensboro cornet band gave
concert last Friday evening,
and good crowd was in attendance.
Miss Jane Mcclellan who went to Cali
fornia about year ago was married to
L farmer at that place last month. Con-
ordinations.
William w. rouns s-,ri.es,-.he- Ma>sI-
TOR quite lengthy letter, in which he
that the selectmen of the town
nave been neglectful in regard to keep
ng the roads open this winter season
20 far, much to the inconvenience of the
people and to the pecuniary loss of sew
raj parties. The MONITOR wants no
but hopes that every mans
complaint will be silenced, and every
'uffied feeling smoothed down, when the
lew rollers are put into thorough use.
Greensboro Bend.
James Simpson goes to Boston to-day. |
rollers.
III. A. Kier is selling the tin ware saved |
n the fire at f. Hardwick at auction.
The Boston & Lowell II. r. is putting |
n large stock of coal at the station.
Any one in want of good safe, might |
SIX l.. S. Collins If he will sell his.
Sam Hills trotter tried to beat the |
vest bound express train, but slipped up |
With broken sleigh.
The young people are to give an entertain
nent at the vestry Wednesday evening in
luding fish pond, post-office, etc. Cake
nd coffee will be served.
About rs friends and neighbors of Mr.. |
md Mrs w. H. Hayden called on them
asst Wednesday eve to remind them of |
heir goth anniversary. All had good |
ime, and left many good wishes and
ONE valuable silver presents.
Holland.
Willie Heath Is hard sick with fever
Irs. Geo Brown and Martha Moulton are
letter
raSDurEh.
The H. I. Cs will meet with Mrs. Blu
hanan next Saturday afternoon.
The Leap Year party to be given by the
'and, Jan. II, is postponed till the goth.
Geo. Wiley cut terrible cash in his
and while splitting kindling wood Satur-
lay.
LAUNDERING is brisk. About so loads
re drawn to Parker's and 40 to Brewster's |
Mill daily.
Burge Warren, the invalid son of the
ate Joel Warren, died at the residence of |
los. Cook after short illness. He has
'een tenderly cared for several years by |
Mr.. Cook. His age was sixty years.
Jay
Harrison and Beedle have job at
1ardy's on Province Hill and have moved |