Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07
Frank Hatch and Homer Bartlett Intend

to lumber this winter They will move
Dawson.
Dell Spaulding, while saving single
the other day, thought he would just
touch the saw, and he has only seven fin
gers left.
The fall school. in district No. s, taught
by Minnie Hoyt, closed Friday; the second
term is to commence Oct IA with the
same teacher.
Mrs. M. ?. Bell and Minnie Hoyt will
attend, as delegates, the New England
Branch Missionary meeting at st. Johns
bury this week.
NJ. E. Quarterly meeting services were
held here Sept. 30, Rev. Mr.. Donaldson
preaching Saturday afternoon and Sunday
morning in the church, and Sunday after
noon in the school-house in the Branch
district. conservation meeting was
also held Saturday evening. good in
terest seems manifested
Derby.
Uncle John DALEY is on the sick list
Amos Parlin is reported feeble.
The Cong. society had their annual
chicken pie supper on Friday evening.
C. A. Doody has built a shed 3Ox16 that
will be convenient for wood and carriages.
Frank Wilder is at Lyndonville at work
in the railroad shops.-B. f. Grant is at
Barton at work for j. W. Murkland.
Miss Gertrude Robbins friends surpris-
ed her last Tuesday evening by calling on
her and reminding her of the fact that she
was of age.
Charles Nourse accompanied Willie
Burpee on his return to Syracuse, n. Y.
Mr.. Nourse intends to return in about two
weeks. He will visit his son Edat Sugar
Hill, N. H., before his return.
West Derby.
Mr.. Edward Mooney is very sick.
Mrs. Ellen Fairchild and daughter
Gertie have returned from their visit to
Georgia, vt.
Mr.. NJ t. Ham died Wednesday, the
I'd inst after an illness of about weeks
He leaves a widow.
Glover.
Mrs. H. M. Salmon has been visiting
friends at Ryegate and Woodsville.
Charles Lawrence has bought lot of
timber land on black hill of Henry Hill.
Phillips Bros. take their Cotswold sheep
to the Bay State fair at Boston this week.
Rev. T. Millar will preach at South
Church next Sunday, Oct. ID, at o'clock.
The next w. C. T. U. meeting will be
held with Mrs. J. E. Dwinell, Tuesday,
Oct s, at O'Clock p. m.
w. L. Young has bought the Carr farm
of @. P. Graves. John jerome, Jr., will
occupy the house and work for Mr..
Young.
Clarence Crow has bought farm In
Ed. Dewing has moved into the house
vacated by Crow.
West Glover.
boy baby at James BOWS.
r. c. Stevens is home on short visit.
Rev. B. S. Adams resumed his labors
yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Cutler has gone West to
visit her brothers.
Ira Magoon has gone to Greensboro, on
to E. o. Randall's farm.
Miss Aggie Gilmore, who had the dam
gerous operation performed of having a
tumor attached to the windpipe taken
from her neck at the Mary Fletcher Hos
pital, Burlington, has reached home and
is doing we'll
Greensboro
Orange King is to move to D. McFar-
lanes soon.
Frank Pope has gone to housekeeping
at the halfway house.
Dea. Marshall is just recovering from
long contest with rheumatism.
L. A. Smith and wife have taken rooms
with his son-in-law, Willie Butler.
c. c.. Coomer has put an addition on to
his barn for a carriage house and hennery.
Ira Magoon has moved on to the Spaf-
ford farm, now owned by Elias Randall.
L. NJ. Sweat of Lyndon has sold the
Babbitt place and hay to Robert Mitchell
of Glover for $3.50.
Fred Martin and his mother have gone
to Manchester for the winter Fred in
tends to get some new points in photog
raphy.
Thos. Black and wife, who have been
at work for the late j. r. Delano of Hard
wick, have moved back to this town and
are living with their daughter, Mrs. Brice
Young.
Holland.
Oscar Bennett fell from q load of lum-
Der and dislocated his hip.
Herbert Pinney is in town. He expects
to work in Caswell & French's mill in Me-
Miss Clark, a sister of Mrs. Charles
Barber, who has been sick for a number
of months, returns to her home in Rich
ford this week.
Supervisor Stone visited the schools
here last week. He makes favorable
report and thinks the teachers are doing
good work. There are five district
schools in session.
1raSburgh.
Sam. Priest has bought the Emily Wells
place.
Geo. Russell raised squash in his gar
den this year that weighed So pounds.
Read Wheeler & Locke's new ad. MIR.
Wheeler is in Boston buying new goods.
DR.. M. L. Scott of West Randolp is
staying at F. II. Holdridge's.-
France of Boston is visiting his brother.
Emma France has gone to Boston
Jessie Cotton has gone to York State for
few days.-Myra Taplin has returned
from Boston.-Mrs. Hersey has returned
30 Chelsea.
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Maria Sawyer has gone to Mass. to
work.