Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-28

last week on visit to his son.-Rev. l.
p. Chase was also mere. Mr.. Chase is in
impaired health and is resting from his
pastoral labors.
Cr-aftsburv.
James Gallagher returns with a new
bride.
C. c. Conant is selling fruit trees for a
Montreal firm.
Miss Nettie Chase will teach the win
ter school in the Chase district.
Charles Morey haze rented the Charlie
Hoyt farm for one year and will take pos
session soon.
Mrs. Litch starts for Chicago to-day to
spend the winter.-Willie Lenoard has
moved to Boston, Mass.
The fall term of school taught by
Lydia Chase closed Friday, Oct. Is. The
same teacher will be employed for the
winter term.
The Graham steam saw mill is being
pushed forward and the machinery will
soon be in.-R. Patterson is putting new
machinery in his mill.
Glover.
Morris Demerit has moved his family
back to Craftsbnry.
| Martin Abbott has returned, bringing
his invalid brother with him.
FIJI. Percival and c. P Owen have re-
| shingled their houses.
Willard Chamberlin and wife have NOV
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Asa Chamberlin.
81. N. Wilson is putting a new under
pnning under his house and otherwise re-
pairing it.
]. p. Ellis store and the grist-mill were
recently entered by burglars, who carried |
away articles of some small value.
j. P. Ellis has put in hydraulic ram
to force the water from the spring to his
house and has otherwise improved his |
premises.
Aunt Lottie Chamberlin, now almost
100 years of age, is dangerously i'll. May
her life be spared till she passes beyond
the hnndredth mile stone.
Quite large number from this town,
with several professional Nimrods from
Barton, spent Saturday hunting bears
through this town. The bear was not
seen and nobody was scared out of the
woods. It is believed that a bear has
been visiting the town of late.
The Chautauquans chose the following
officers at their last meeting: Pres, S. N.
Clark Vice Pres, Eliza M. Dwinell;
Sec. and Treas, Emily Whitney; Elk.
Com, Emma F. Burroughs, Addie Will
liams, Helen M. Percival; critic, w. F.
Clark. Their next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Williams Wednesday eve, Oct.
80.
West Glover.
Mrs. Henry Cutler and Sidney Skinner
who have been to Kansas. returned last
week, reporting Il very pleasant trip.
Oscar, Olin and Joseph Skinner, brothers,
reside at Topeka and near there, and are
all in prosperous circumstances.
GreenSboro-
Emma Dorman of Craftsbury will
teach the winter school in the Olmstead
district.
Miss Helen Barclay objects to the form
in which the item in regard to the refur-
nishing Of their sugar orchard was pub
lished in the MONITOR last week. Mr..
Barclays people have always made sugar
that has sold for high prices and their
improvements are in the line of still fur
ther improvements.
Holland
Mr.. Borland has commenced to build
house.
E. Jondro has sold his place to VIM.
Elliott for 5000.
George Judd has moved into Henry
Bryant's house, Bryant having moved to
Newport.
Ida Jerome who has been in town for
a few weeks on visit, has returned to
her home in Boston.
Old Mrs. Ranger is quite sick.
Milo harrington will sell his farm and
household goods at auction, Nov. 5.
The H. T. Cs. will give pie social on
Saturday svening at George Russelrs.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Eben Grant on Friday. Dinner at
O'Clock.
Sam'l Priest has moved into the Mrs.
o. M. Wells house; Will Brewster into
the house vacated by Mr.. Priest; M. M.
Tapin into the rooms in Chas. Fishers
house, formerly occupied by Will Brews-
ter, and Solomon Clough into the rooms
vacated by M. M. Taplin.
Lowell.
Frank Jones has cankerraSh.
The Roundy brothers have moved into
the Morton tenement.
Mr. Wheelock has put in a nice side
walk in front of his premises.
The masquerade at the town hall was a
success and PANIED out about 1913.
l. Stephenson, Jr., is putting up a barn
and Storehouse just west of his store.
d. B. Curtis and W. L. Kinsley have
painted their buildings on the outside.
Harding & Thayer are putting in new
dry kiln, also furnace to burn their
waste.
Mr.. Watson's people have quit keeping
hotel, and Ferdinand Sawyer has hung
out new "sHotel" sign.
j. Lahore has hired the Brown starch
factory and will use it for carriage re-
pair and blacksmith shop.
Mrs Lester Miller who has been sick
some time, died Saturday, the 10Th, and
her remains were carried to Waterville to
be buried.
Morgan Center.
Miss Alice Blake has gone TO West
Burke visiting.
Lincoln Goodsell has moved into the
Curtis house near the school building.
Johnathan Bryant intends to put in a
stock Of groceries into his store soon.
Miss Lula Scribner has returned from