Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-02-11


bills or write Mr.. Cowles.
Coventry.
Chester Rowell is sadly off with the
rhenmatism-Mrs DIR. Branch is no bet
ter.
Mrs. Henry Cleveland has just learned
of the death of a sister IN Lowell
The Barton Landing band gave a con-
cert here last Wednesday EVENING"
/ spelling school at town hall last Thurs
/ day.
4 East Coventry,
Miss Lille NJ. Adams was presented
with fine Estey organ recently, by her
grandfather, Ralph Burroughs
/ Pound party at Luke Days, Friday ev-
ening, Feb. 10, for the benefit of Mrs.
/ Costello of Derby,a very worthy old lady.
All cordially invited to come and bring
their pound. Ladies especially requested
to bring refreshments.
CraftSteslrV
Aunt Seraph has returned.
The measles are having their innings.
Clara Whitney is home from Barton
John Conner has returned from ST. Adams
Mrs. Ryan is somewhat worse.-Rev.
A. Scribner is recovering from the mea-
sizes.
Willie Merrill, a long time ill, has NOV
ed to the house of his brother, Charles
Merrill.
The heirs of the late Frank Smith re-
Gently received $4,000. Mrs. Knowles,
sister, who has been in needy circumstance
es, will be greatly benefited.
The band will give masquerade prom
enade at town hall next Friday evening.
Masks at Leavitt & Sons 1t is proposed
to have one of the best things of the
winter.
l.. F. Smith has received carload of |
phaeton sleighs, and will soon have load |
of heavy wagons. He has recently been |
getting out material finished as far as
possible, for set of buildings to be sent |
to Fairfield.
Derby.
Mrs. Frederick Turner has sold her |
house to Timothy Ionic. Price, $1,000.
Two Stations have been shipped from
the Bates farm to Lexington, Ky. "Blood |
is what tells
We understand the selectmen have con-
tracted to have three road rollers built
which will make six in all.
A. d. Chandler has gone to New York
to dwell! in a Christian home w. c.
johnson accompanied him.
George, son of David Hopkinson, had
the misfortune to lose one of his great
toes by his ak being too familiar with it.
c. l.. Crandall does not like the report
that he paid a dog license of SIS. He
SAYS he bought the dog in Barton, where
the animal was licensed, ami his whole
fault was in the fact that the license was
not transferred from that town to this
If so Mr.. @. is the victim of misfortune
The winter term of Derby Academy
will close with the usual examination
Feb. 14th and 18th. There will be an exhi-
bition Friday evening the 18th The pro-
gram consists of declarations, tableaux.
music by orchestra, also various selec-
tions of vocal music. The school exhi-
bition has always been an interesting
feature.
Glover.
Kimball & Fuller sawed SO cords of 16
inch wood at VIM. Merriam's, recently,
in hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Chamberlain have
gone to Irasburgh to live with their
daughter, Mrs. Shedd.
Rev. Mr.. Worthen of Barton commence
es a course of lectures for the w. c. T. L.
on the evening of Feb. 10Th. Subject:
Egypt
f. H. Percival has rented n. McLellan's
farm and takes possession Immediately.
"A. Chamberlin has moved to his own
house.
Aunt Lottie Abbott, aged 80 years, has
lately been awarded pension with con-
siderable arrearages. We are glad of her
good luck.
Miss Jennie French has gone to Boston
to visit her brothers.-Mrs. Matte Nc
Lellan Sowles has gone to Iowa to join
her husband.
Chautauquans with Mrs. f. NJ. OWN
ell, Tuesday evening, Feb. l2.-Ladies'
Aid next Thursday afternoon at Cong.
vestry. All requested to be present.
The funeral of Z. P. A. Clark was held
at his late residence, Saturday at II
O'clock Rev. w. s. Jenne officiating. Mr..
Clark was an old and much esteemed res
ident of this place and will be deeply
mourned in his community and church.
His aged widow and only son have the
sympathy of all.
Greensboro Bend.
Regular meeting G. A. r., Wednesday
evening, Feb. 18th.
Joseph Briso was badly hurt under a
sled recently.
The Stannard authorities have taken
L. P. Shepard to the insane asylum.
talk of connecting the telephone with
the Greensboro ofice-a long-felt want.
Some of those who have been handling
the '.critter'' have paid fines for the privi-
lege of making spectacles of themselves
T. NJ. Lewis agent for the Sons of Tenn
perance, will give a public temperance
lecture here, on Saturday evening next; |
on Sunday, at l O'Clock, p. M, he will |
preach in the church, and in the evening, |
at the Union church, Stannard.
Holland.
Frank Applebee is home from Maine on
a visit.
Otis Brown has had another attack of |
lung hemorrhage.
Mrs. Martha Buck is here caring for |
Sadie Pinney, who is badly afflicted with |
rheuma tism.-Gerr Heath and Mrs. Cros- |
by are sick.
lE.8&DsarGh
A. A. Drury, chronological Prof."
proposes to give a course of lectures here.
Rev. Mr.. Schofed exchanged with
Rev. Mr.. Walker of Island Pond, yester-