Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21

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MIR. Bruce, having bought the property of
the Cobleigh estate at low price, and
will move here soon.
Donation and oyster supper last Friday
night for the benefit of Il. J. Wheeler,
was not largely attended on account of
bad travelling Melted $15.48.
Coventry.
Quarterly meeting next Sunday.
Rev. P. N Granger preached an excel
lent sermon at the NJ. E. church yester-
day.
The late donation for Rev. I. P Chase,
pastor, netted S32, and was very pleas
ant affair.
Mrs Laura Morse has let her farm to
Ed GLADDEN. for one year, and VIM. Adj
ans who has lived on it has bought the
Moody Kimball farm in Irasburgh.
East Coventry,
Rev. F. Millar will preach in the Day
school-house Wednesday evening, Jan.
both, and in the Crandall school-house,
South Derby, Thursday eve, Jan. 31st.
CraftSb
A number of new dairies are going into
the creamery the coming season.
Ell Hastings and Henry Stevens stock
the Collins & Stevens steam mill.
Asa Hartman has commenced a term
of singing school at East Craftsbury.
Whooping cough is getting to be quite
popular here among both old and young.
The machinery of steam saw mill
was recently moved from Montgomery
to Parker's mill in Wolcott.
Warren Seaver has sold his farm to
Jas. Gallagher for So, 800. We understand
Seaver intends to carry on the Renfrew
farm for the present.
Mr. Miller has moved on to the place
recently bought from H. Rawson.-Burt
Lang has taken large farm in Wolcott
and has moved there.
Frank Chase has recently purchased the
place formerly owned by Charlie Allen
of Greensboro. We understand he will
not take possession until March.
Carlos Miller has sold his farm to his
son, Lincoln, who was recently married.
The friends of the new-married couple
recently gave them surprise visit.
The Steam mill over on the Hyde Park
line has been sold to Eugene Pike and j.
E. Davison.-The Collins & Kinney mill
is nearly ready to run and will be the best
in this vicinity.
The week Of prayer was observed at
the Methodist church and quite an inter
est was manifested. The meetings were
continued the following week, we trust
with much profit to all.
The Albany telephone line has been ex-
tended to this village and DR.. Bemis has
put an instrument into his office, which
will be Il great benefit to his many pat
rons. T. NJ. Gallagher has also put one
into his house at Mill Village.
The speakers for prize declarations al
the Academy have been appointed, viz.
Misses Douglas, Glidden, Hastings, Sha
Lar and Williams Messrs. Cowles, Day
Kendrick, Orion and Sharp. The exhi
bition will occur on the evening of Feb
20, the close of the term.
II. T. Hartman is quite sick with bill
| ious fever.-Mrs. Frank Hatch has beer
| quite sick but is better.-Mrs. A. Pad
| dock is much improved in health.-Mrs
| Brennan, who has been very sick will
pneumonia, is improving. --George An
| derson is sick with lung trouble.
| Lewis Clark and wife are in town, tn
guests of the Leavitts.-Mrs. Brown /
visiting a daughter in Hardwick.-Mrs
Eta Wright is in town visiting her pan
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Libby.-Mrs
Ella Amsden and children have gone t
Hardwick to visit her brother.-Mrs. Dl
Cheney is in town visiting friends.-Ml
J. Perham from Brookfield is in tow
visiting.
Derby.
Mrs Catherine Stewart, widow of th
late Horace Stewart, died at Beebe Plair
Jan. ID, aged 80 years.
Glover.
Nelson Lewis and Alfred Clark, VIII
have been ill., are getting better.
Greensboro Bend band boys will give
promenade concert here next Wednesda
eve.
Treasure Seekers of the G.. L. S. G. wi
meet at Mrs. D. L. Dwinelrs, on the ever
ing of Jan. %.
Mrs. G. S. Phillips has gone to Littl
ton, to spend few days.-Mr. Huntle
of Minnesota is here on visit.
Charles Lawrence has bought of Thon
as Teller the place formerly owned
Johnny Wilson, and has moved his fam
ly there.
The Mite Society will give an Antiqu
rian supper at Institute Hall, on Frida
afternoon, Jan, 25th. Supper from to
O'Clock. An entertainment in the evenin
| /. P. Drew, who suffered the loss
his leg by amputation last July, has ju
returned home with an artificial linn
: and thinks it good substitute for the o
one.
There was quite a large gathering la
e week at VIM. Merriam's, in honor of t
91st birthday of Mrs. Mary A. Stron
: The occasion was a very pleasant OF
+ PRAYER was offered by Rev. B. S. Adam
) remarks made by Capt. 0. V. Perclv
q and poem read by Mrs. G. G. Stevei
Z Greensboro
VIM. Young has bought farm in w
den and will move there in March.
Frank Chase, whose buildings were
y Gently burned, has bought Chas. Allel
farm for 1880.
The school-house in district No. W
found on fire recently, but the fire W
q easily put out. The signs showed Il
the boys might have been able to tell h
E. the fire started.
IL Greensboro Bend.
to Alex Miles wears smiling FACET
lg girl baby.
Albert jameson cut a severe cash in
to foot while chopping in the woods.
= Alex Miles has rented tenement o
10 L. S. Collins store, and has gone
housekeeping.