Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-08-19

are visiting at Mitchell S.-H. CIilGoh
from Washington, ID. c., is spending the
summer at Mr.. Seaver's.-Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Little and family from Washing
ton, d. c., are visiting at Dea. Morse's.
Rev John NJ. Dutton of Great Falls,
n. H., who has been travelling in Europe
the past summer is on his way home and
is expected to visit this place SOON
Misses Meta and Ellen Armour, from
Philadelphia, daughters of Rev. John
Amour, our former pastor, are visiting
at this place. The people are much
pleased to see them.-Mrs. Dr. Corey
has gone to reside for the present at
Monroe, N. H.
West Derby.
E. Lane has new clerk, Charlie Will
loughby of Island Pond.
E. II. Wright has commenced making
brick on his farm which he bought of
VIM. Wells.
Charlie Laplant, who has been sick for
critical condition.-Mrs. Frank Sawyer
is very i'll.
Mrs. D. NJ Bisbee, who left here last
week on visit to Pennsylvania, has been
obliged to stop over in Jersey City on ac-
count of mild case of diphtheria.
Chas. Magoon is putting up house on
his lot on Elm street. Ned Blanchard
has contract to build house on the
same street for Amos Morse of Newport.
Walter Lindsay and Fred Bray of New
York are spending their vacations at j.
daughter have returned from their trip to
Ocean Park, Me-, while Miss Carrie
Morey who accompanied them has gone
on to South birmingham, Mass.-Capt.
E. w. Short of Mobile, Ala, brother of
Mrs. P. S. Robinson, and his son from He
lena, Ark, have been visiting friends here
during the past week.-Mrs. being Capt.
Shorts first visit in 81 years to his native
state.-Mrs. Cora Barnard from Spring
field, Mass, is visiting at her fathers.
Greensboro
John Simpson is a little better.
Miss Bradley from Stannard has been
engaged to teach the fall school in Dist.
No. Z.
William Jardine, Esq, and wife from
Scotland are visiting at his brother An
drew's. They have not seen each other
for forty years.
The largest hay crop for many years
has just been harvested and the grain
crop is very heavy and looks well, but
the potato crop is buddy rusted and will
doubtless be light
Mrs. w. w. Young visited at her faith
er's last week, the first time in six years
bell we understand, has the credit of the
improvement.-Mr. and Mrs. Colby from
Nashua, N H., are visiting friends il
! town.
Z. r. Hanson left pair of colts eat
ing at a tumble of hay, while he wen
to supper; when he came the horse
had left they were finally caught abou
three miles from home, the wagon bad
Iy smashed and the horses some tn
worse for the run.
Glover.
The village schools will common c
Aug Doth.
The Ladies Aid will meet next Thurs
day at vestry.
Sias King is in feeble health.-Bell
|
| Norton is quite sick.
Hiram Mcclellan recently fell from
load of grain and fractured a wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcclellan hav
gone to Brunswick Springs for rest an
health
Mrs. Darling is working in the Amer
lean House, Barton.-Ellen Darling
home.
Rev. F. Millar will preach at Sout
church next Sabbath at l o'clock, in e1
change with H. A. Abbott.
Mrs B. A. Chamberlin died Aug. LIT
with pneumonia after brief Hines:
Funeral will be held at the Cong. churc
Tuesday, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Mrs Clark of Mass, is in town.-Ca
RE Prindle is home from Manchester,
H.-Frank Taylor is home from his Wis
to Northfield.-Mrs. Walter Phillips
home from Littleton, n. H., where 81
has been visiting her son.-Norton M
, Lellan has gone to Canton, n. Y, to vi
1t his son.
Holland.
Alfred Davis and wife went away fro
home one day recently, and on their +
!, turn they found that their boy, years
age, had MIXED four COWS, and his sist
eleven years of age had skinned al
strained the milk and fed two calves.
any one knows of two smarter childrt
of their age we should like to hear fro
them.
1raSDurSh.
Rev. Mr. Phelps will preach at Con-
church next Sunday.
' Rob. Grant will go to Hardwick
: work al his trade.
S Mrs. Peter Aiken has gone to MINI
sofa to visit her mother.
7 Remember that town taxes must
e paid by September to save discount
4 Last Friday some one broke into Hen
Rangers house and stole pair of pan
Il and $500 in money.
: Mrs. Heman Steady of ST. Johnsbu
is visiting at Mrs. PowelPs.-Herbe
: and Ed. Wheeler and family are stoppii
at G. w. Wheeler's.
Mrs E. Powell has purchased Of w.
+ Johnson a nice stone to be placed on t
" grave of her husband. 1t is made
! Sutherland Falls marble and is one of t
n finest in the yard.
l. Jay
d Henry Miller has bought the Du
e buildings and land adjacent
Rolla Titus and Ira Huntley, who ha
been at Morristown have just return ed
y Capt. Marden and Mrs. Henry Tr
are quite sick.-Mrs. Day is recoverir
The friends of Isaiah Jewell name hi
self and wife an anniversary visit recen
- and spent the evening very pleasant