Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-09-17

Miss Lila CrdnQalI IS at nome from
the Memphremagog House where she has
been for the summer.
There will be Sunday school at the
Crandall school house Sept. 23d at 2
O'Clock and preaching at 8 o'clock.
Glover.
New line of fall millinery at Mrs. d. S.
Young's.
Miss Edna Patterson is very sick with
typhoid fever.
Prayer and conference meeting at Cong.
church Friday afternoon.
Rev. Mr. Jenne exchanged with Rev.
Christie of Sheffield yesterday.
John Mcclellan was married last week
to Miss Eta Dean of West Burke.
Bell Norton is severely ill.-Mrs. Sabra
Phillips is at Barton, caring for her sons
wife, who is hard sick.
Tax PAYERS are reminded that to save
the discount taxes must be paid on or be-
fore Friday, the 21st inst
CHAPLIN LEONARD, Ioaon Treas.
West Glover.
Judson Stevens has gone to Norwich to
attend school.
Geo. King is at work in Owens store
at Barton.-Geo. Dow has hired to G. G.
King for one year.
Austin DEMO is quite unwen.-Leyi
Drew is improving, and is able to ride
out-Mrs. Chas. Sisco is suffering with a
cancer.
Miss Lila Tucker has gone to Boston to
study music.-A number of the young
people are attending school at st. Johns
bury.-Will. Williams has returned home
from Norwich, and is attending school at
Craftsbury.
Greensboro.
Mrs. FL. S. Tolman remains about the
same.
There was a leap year ride from here to
Barton on Saturday.
Miss Hattie Rogers, who moved to Dan
vile with her parents last winter, was
brought here and buried in the cemetery
on Saturday. having died of consumption.
Her age was about 10 years.
The mysterious appearance of Capt
Alfred in our midst recently, caused like
mysterious disappearance of few of our
town people. Such sudden rending OF
sacred family ties is very sad indeed, and
must be very distressing to those con-
nected. Could not the Captain give us a
little hint of his next coming, and there
by allow US time to pack valise and kiss
the baby.
Greensboro Bend.
New sidewalk in the village.
Much grain is spoiled in this section
on account of the weather.
The new band stand has been painted
red, white and blue.
The friends and neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Collins called on them Wednesday
eve to remind them of their 18th marriage
anniversary. All had good time. Sew
eral presents were left as tokens of friend
ship.
1T8SbEIrSh.
w. L. Russell and his daughter Rose,
are visiting his youngest daughter, Mrs.
A. Nj. Henry of Boston, Mass.
Lowell.
Allie Dodge has returned from the
West.
Fred Newton has traded places with
his brother Henry of Eden.
The Post boys with their families will
meet with Wallace Wakefield, Tuesday
eve. Sept. Is.
About one hundred of the friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Potter helped them
celebrate their marriage anniversary
Tuesday eve. Sept ID.
NJ organ
ing school
Annie Taylor has returned to Manches
ter, N. H. accompanied by her sister
Alice.
C. 1. Moore has gone to Poughkeepsie,
N. Y, to take course in a business
college.
home recently, were thrown from their
wagon and considerably shaken, but no
| bones broken.
Rena Heath while playing with other
children at Mr.. Grey's, tipped a cart
body upon herself, bruising her face
badly and breaking one leg near the
ankle in two places.
Newport.
Mrs. L. r. Pratt has been quite sick OF
late.
Hattie Green, daughter of III. S. Green,
is sick with typhoid fever.
Six persons were taken into the M. E.
church last Sunday from probation.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold a
corn festival next Friday evening in G..
| A. r. hall.
The ladies of the M. E. church furnish
ed dinner in the vestry for those attend
| ing freemans meeting.
The ladies of the Free Baptist church
| at West Derby held an antiquarian sup
per last Thursday evening. Rev. +. e
| Dawson of ST. Johnsbury was present
| and made an address.
Mrs. Alvin Bowley was badly injured
few DAYS since by being thrown from
buggy near Abner Bowley's in this vii
lage. The breaking of the harness was
the cause of the accident.
Interesting union services were held al
! the Cong. church last week Sunday even
ing, preparatory to canvass of the town
| in order to secure better attendance al
Divine services. May the good work &C
| forward
Several of the big railroad officials, in
terested in the Boston and Maine anc
Canadian Pacific railroads were in tow
on Friday. Frank Jones of Portsmouth
Manager Furber and several others left OF
a special train Friday afternoon for theil
| homes.
Newport Center
DIR. Erwin is building a shed to con
meet the barn of his village residence
with his carriage house.
A little son of Mr.. Locke Percy, ageC