Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-21


of several hundred dollars arrearages and
gets $50 month.
The Glover Brass Band will give a
promenade concert at Institute hall on
Friday evening, Oct. 25.
Martin Abbott is in N. Y. on account of
the sickness of his brother, Plummer
Abbott.-Martin Sherburne and wife are
visiting in Calais.
Rev. F. Millar will preach at South
church next Sabbath, Oct. 81, and once in
two weeks until further notice.
w. N. Aldrich wishes to run his cream
cry through the winter if he can get a suf-
fieient quantity of cream to make it profit
able.
Atkins Burroughs is critically ill and
his children have been summoned home
to visit and care for him.-Mrs r. Jones
is sick.-D. J. Dwinel is able to be out
again.
Harvest supper and literary entertain
ment at the M. E. church, Friday eve,
Oct. 25th. Supper from to Z O'Clock
Omission 10 cents. Proceeds to be used
toward the purchase of bell for the
church.
Greensboro
I'll. A. Rice recently killed a three-leg-
ged coon weighing % pounds.
Robt Mitchell has moved on to the
Babbitt farm.
Lola E. Calderwood entertained large
number of friends at birthday party on
the 9th
Helen Barclay has recently purchased
1000 tin buckets for her sugar orchard
and will put everything in order for max
ing A l sugar hereafter.
| Greensboro Bend.
Supervisor Stone gave a short talk on
education at the M. E. vestry Monday
night.
III. A. Keir has sold out his entire
stock of goods and moved to Lancaster,
N. III.
Alec Aston has moved to East Hard
wick and James Bow has moved into the
tenement vacated by him.
Holland.
VIM. Elliott has bought the f. Jondro
place for 5000. Hollis Wheeler has bought
the Demere place and rented the house
| to Amasa Lewis.
Miss lola Badger and her scholars gave
a school sociable at the town hall Friday
evening, the 18th inst. The exercises
consisted of reading, music, declarations
and a dialogue, all of which were we'll
rendered. Many of the citizens were in
attendance and enjoyed the exercises.
srasb,lr&h.
F. H. Conner has started up his hay
press this week.
Johnny Cotton has gone to Mass. to
work at his trade.
| Henry Remission visited Gettysburgh
and reports a pleasant trip.
Our base ball players beat the Barton
boys in a score of IA to g. They have
won out of 10 matched games this sea-
| son.
See posted notices of the big auction
to be held of the William Owen property
| Con the old Moody Kimball farm on Tues
| day, Oct 30. The farm and a great
amount of personal property offered.
Charles Badger, who had his hand so
badly cut and mutilated at the Parker
mill on the Sth inst, as to require ampu
tation at the wrist, recently received
from the benefit of a pound party and
promenade, $40 in cash and large
amount of special gifts. He extends his
heartfelt thanks to all the donors.
Jay
A. Gardyne has closed his labors for
Paine and moves to Troy.
| L. A. Crandall is in town for a few
days looking up his farm business.
Rodney Elkins lost the ends of both
thumbs while at work on Stevens mill.
Stanley Scott has gone to Fletcher,
where he expects to move in a few days
H. S. Banister has traded his Farrell
residence with Mr.. Gibson of No. Troy
for set of buildings there.
VIM. Blasdell has made arrangements
| to 60 into the mill business with B. f.
L
| house.
j. Z. Chase boasts of twelve loads of
pumpkins of fifty bushels each, from a
trife over an acre of land. One meas
ured fit. l in. around, and weighed 691@
pounds.
Lowell.
DIR. Hill has put in a wall and graded
up his dooryard.
Cankerrash is having run here.-Alma
Young has a badly sprained ankle.
A. A. Aseltine has gone to Boston for
goods. Mrs. Henry Stannard and her
daughter Ray have gone to Mass.
M organ.
Miss Flora Morse is visiting friends
and relatives here.
James Moore has been appointed post
master here, with G. L Moore assistant.
G. 1. Moore is teaching writing school
Monday and Friday evenings.
Henry Calkins has moved back on to
his farm.-Frank Wilder has moved into
part of E. r. Flanders house.
Newport.
VIM. Dow is building nice barn.
S.G.Scott is building an ice house across
the lake, near the old Searles mill.
L. R. Pratt is home from visit to
Mass, where his mother was dangerous
ly sick.
First lecture in the course next Thurs
day evening by KEENAN, on 'sConvict Life
| in Siberia
Charles Estell has the addition to his
| house up and boarded, making both old
and new two stories high.
Rev. Mr.. Wilder preached very inter-
estine discourse last Sunday on the text,
''Forgive us our debts rs we forgive our
| debtors
The current report of the death of
Will Murray is now contradicted by him.