Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-03-11
Greensboro.
Dea. Mcclellan is getting better.
r. H. Morse has a new pension.

Greensboro.
Dea. Mcclellan is getting better.
r. H. Morse has new pension
Frank Pope has rented the Dunn black
smith shop for one year.
Alex McLaren and wife have been visit
ing friends in Barnet the past week.
A. Mcbride was rendered vote of
thanks for his services as school Supt.
At the Porter auction cows sold at from
20 to 30 dollars and other things equally
well.
Alex Calderwood will soon be at work
on his saw mill, his broken ribs being
nearly well.
Rev. A. Mcbride printed our town re-
ports in a very neat manner, which was
quite convenient for us.
Frank Chase takes possession of his
new farm soon.-Wm. Young moves to
Walden, where he has bought farm.
Charles Goodrich moves on to the Por-
ter place, Frank Chase on to the Allen
place and P. D. Badger on to the Thomp-
son place soon.
Mrs. A. Smalley, who has been so long
a sufferer, is dead; funeral services were
held at her late residence, conducted by
members of the G. A. r.
A son of L. A. Jackson has the canker
rash.-A. O. Seaver recently had child
badly scalded.-Mrs. P. d. Badger for
some time hard sick is little better.
Greensboro Bend.
E. H. Patch is building a sugar house.
A fourteen-pound boy recently put in
an appearance at Austin Duby's.
James Mcdowell has taken possession
of his new home in this place.
Napoleon Martel was quite badly hurt
by falling limb of tree.
1t is reported that j. w. Denning is to
rent the Pike hotel at Hardwick
Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Bodwell, Mrs. Barber
and Carrie Leavitt are on the sick list.
Mrs. Julia Sawtell of Stannard has re-
Gently received pension of 81, 600.
Rev. George Wells is in very poor
| health and omitted his meeting on Sunday.
| Kler and Miles, having dissolved part
nership; Miles takes the shop and tools
| at Z. HardWick.
| L. S. Collins has gone to Boston with
carload of potatoes.-M Mrs. N. II. Billiard
has gone to Canada to attend the funeral
of an aunt.
Holland.
Lee Hall, Fred Stone and Edith Blake
have returned to West Fitchburgh, Mass
Caswell 6 French have got in their
stock of lumber and discharged their
| choppers.-Bates & Tice are nearly done
numbering.
A. r. Moulton, Caswel French's lum-
Der boss, has returned from his job in
Maine. Mr.. NJ is a man who makes work
move wherever he is.
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President Harrison, if you please.
| Rev C. II. Merrill of St. Johnsbury
will preach at Cong. church, Sunday,
March 18th.
! Mary Thompson, next eldest daughter
| of Judge L. IL. Thompson, died after a
| lingering illness land was buried last week.
! She was a young lady of lovely character
and great promise Her loss is a terrible
! blow to the family, and sorrow to the
entire community.
The friends and neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Carpenter, to the number of
seventy-five, assembled at their home on
the afternoon and evening OF March 1st
to remind them thatit was the twenty-fifth
anniversary of their marriage. 1t was a
complete surprise and a very enjoyable
! occasion. A bountiful supper was pro-
vided, and pleasing remarks and prayer
| offered by Rev. |. p. Chase. Mr.. David
! Webster, in behalf of the company, in a
very appropriate manner, presented Mr..
and Mrs. Carpenter with some useful
presents as proof of the high appreciation
| in which they were held. Mr.. Carpenter
responded in his genial and pleasant way.
! Mrs. Tibbetts read letters of congratula-
| ton from those who were unable to be
present and a poem written by Mr.. C's
sister, and the following by Mrs. Tibbetts,
which was written for the occasion
You have love and friendly greeting
From these friends you to night;
We bring you love in boundless measure,
Though our tokens are but slight.
With kind wishes for your future,
Count us friends who'll always last;
May your way be strown with blessings
While the three links hold you fast.
The past, the present and the future,
Each in life has its part,
But the greatest blessing God e'er gave
Is a trusting, faithful heart
AS we part this happy evening
And each goes his different way,
We leave this wish, happy couple,
To meet on your golden wedding day.
H. A. Tibbetts.
Jay
Andrew Hadlock died on the 9th ult.
J. E. Chase who went to Yonkers, N.
Y, took in the inaugural at Washington.
Martin Day has bought Il farm in Pier
mont, n. H., and has moved there.-H.
Tucker has moved to Richford.-Myron
Robinson returns to Jay and will run B.
F. Paine's engine.-Mr. Jewell moves into
the house vacated by Mr.. Day.
Lowell.
| Ezra 1aylOr mas moved 10 Troy.
J. Silver moves into the Farman tene
ment.
Sanford Stearns has hired the Method
ist parsonage and will work for Harding
& Thayer.
The Good Templars will have an open
lodge and box party at the town hall,
Wednesday eve, March 20. All invited.
Newport.
L. R. Pratt was recently considerably
injured by falling from a load of wood.
The town is out of debt and has $500
in the treasury. tax of IS cents on
dollar is voted, which is expected to
meet ordinary expenses and build the
new bridge.
The Woman's Relief Corps have engag-
ed Mrs. Lucy Meade Priest, noted read
err and recitationiSt, to give an entertain
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