Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-14

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Edwin and Delmer Palmer are home
from Franklin county Horace Hun
ter has been visiting here.-Mrs. Holton
from Canaan, N. H., is here visiting her
parents and other relatives.
The annual meeting of the F. Baptist
church was held Tuesday, Jan. s. Off
GERS for the coming year were j. B. Hol-
ton, clerk, J. c. Oliver, III. Campbell and
L. Shedd Ministerial committee; j. G.
Oliver treasurer.
CraftSDgzry
promenade at the village, Friday
evening, Jan. Is.
L. f. Smith has three teams drawing
single to Hardwick.
Scarlet fever and whooping cough are
prevailing to some extent.
By the death of Frank Smith the town
loses one of its wealthiest citizens.
Mrs Myra Hatch, who suffered bad
fracture in the ankle last June, is not
able to walk yet.
E. S. Stratton & Sons are filling the
store at Mill Village, and E. Marcy will
work as salesman.
Some of the 1umbermen have quit skid
ding timber, thinking the shedding season
will be too short to get it out.
| Hamilton Hartman had a pleasant re-
ception Thursday evening, about so being
present Many presents were made and
a very pleasant hour was enjoyed.
The Leavitts have well-filled their new
! store and have a new ad in this paper.
We bespeak for them good trade. Il.
r. Leonard will have new ad next week
COPY received too late for this paper.
Craftsbury has no lack of good stores,
and the people need not go out of town
for good bargains.
West Derby.
Boy baby at w. P. Twombly's.
There will be donation for the bene-
fit of Rev. Mr.. Phillips on Thursday, the
18th inst.
Rev. L. S. Bean, a former pastor of the
F. B. church, is expected to lecture here
in about two weeks.
William Wells, for years a resident of
Derby, has gone to Iowa to spend the re-
naming years of his life with his chill
dren.
j. P. Whitney has just got able to re-
sumo his duties on the road, having been
disabled for some time by kick from a
horse.
Carl Grimes and wife from Hardwick
are visiting at Mrs. o. d. Harvey
d. Willard Bertha Elkins) from Mime
apoIis, Mimi, and Miss Willard arrived
here Thursday, the 10th inst, on visit
Glover.
Mrs. Helen Percival is teaching schoo
in Albany.
Remember the Post installation at l &c
Thursday, Jan. II.
Treasure Seekers meet with Mrs. L. b.
Wiley Tuesday evening, Jan. 10.
Mrs. S. F. Leonard has gone to Clinton
Mass, to visit DR.. C. L. French's people
Miss Minnie Sargent was married ;
short time since to Willie McGann, TIL
revivalist.
The w. r. C. will meet at the vestry o
the North church on Thursday, 18th, a
l 80 p. m.
G. W. McGaffey and wife are away o.
, a visit.-W. Phillips has gone to Little
ton, n. H., to work.
The Band boys and Ladies are invite
o. B. Dodges next Tuesday evening t
partake of hot oysters.
: S. M. Lackey of Providence, r. l., is i
town to establish a creamery on tn
cream gathering plan. He offers to gail
= er the cream, furnish package, salt, an
;, to make the butter, paying 1915 cents
pound for the butter during the comm
season. 1t would be a great benefit
Z the town to have a creamery establishe
- here, and we hope the project will SUI
coed.
Greensboro
2. Miss Clara J. Collier left home in De
y for Chicago, where she is to enter IL
Il Missionary Training School, intending
e devote her time to foreign missional
u work.
"a Holland
Ill Mrs. iona. Bryant recently broke
u wrist.
=" Mrs. Cora (Pinney) Cummings of low
is here.
Geo. II. Tice is appointed postmast
at West Holland.
~ pv.aGFszsTo-h
Dr. Rowell got a severe kick in t
face by a colt recently.
Bert Holbrook has gone to Janesvil
~ Wis, to learn telegraphy.
49, Don't forget the donation at Rev.
P. Chase's next Tuesday eve, the l5t
no. Everybody invited. Butternut crack
ri the evening.
Regular communication of Cent
Lodge No. 81 F. and A. NJ. Tuesday e
Jan. 10; work on the first degree.
the annual meeting held in Dec. Geo.
IN Russell was elected Master.
Jay
ent A 10th marriage celebration at W
Porter's recently.
10y The severe gale OF last week uhFoole
10y portion of the Bisbee & Bannister ste
mill.
has J. E. Chase has bought the Rev. j.
ing Buzzell place, paying little better t
$1,000.
fus Lowell.
os- Miss Lyon was obliged to give up
school on account of sickness, and \
bad Sarah Dodge takes her place.
ury C. B. Harding has bought the Met
PROPERTY. and Miss Jane Metcalf will
to Cabot to make her home with her q
ng. About fifty of the friends and neight
or Ferdinand Sawyer met at his house
lon January 1st, and left a nice chair as g
yelI. ken Of respect
Il at Morgan Center
d. S. Brooks receives a pension
81 month and back pay amonntin
a5o $1,1S1.
Joel Williams is sick with the p
monia.-A. Ewins is confined to
house with throat trouble.-Wm.
mon has heen unable to do any WOrl