Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-11-17

The lecture course under the auspices |
of the W. R. c. will commence Nov. %,
with lecture from O. J.. Davis, son of /
Capt, A. W. Davis; subject Books and
Machinery" Several other popular lee
turers have been secured. Further no.
tice later.
Our schools, taught by Miss Kate Owen
and Mr.. Fred S. Sharps, closed for the
present on the inst. Prizes for good
conduct were awarded Winnie Prindle,
Harry A. Phillips, Harry Stanton, Lena
Randall, Edwin Williams, Flossie Alger.
These prizes were placed in school by
Rev. f. Millar.
The next sociable of Ladies Mite so
ciety will be held on Friday evening, Nov.
2Ist, at Institute Hall. Admission l0cts.
An entertainment consisting of music,
tableauX and farce by Josiah and Sa-
mantha ladies' masked in sheet and pill
low case will be sold at auction by the
popular auctioneer. w. L. Barrows, to
the highest bidder, after which supper
will be served; masks will be removed at
the table
West Glover.
We learn with sadness of the severe i'll
ness of Rev B. S. Adams, late of this
place.
Mrs. David Baker aud Mrs. G. A. Dow
have been visiting in St. Johnsbury and
vicinity.
Rev. Mr.. McLane of Barton is accepta-
bly, filling the desk for the Cong Society
of this place.
Geo. Dow is out with new advertise
| ment. He is trying to keep good coun-
try store and deserves large patronage.
| LYMAN Barber has completed his job
for Chaplin Leonard and returned home.
He has the reputation Of being first
class joiner.
Mr.. and Mrs Stone were thrown from
a carriage to the frozen ground recently,
but no bones were broken.-David Cal
derwood is laid up with carbuncle.
O. B. Dodge and family have gone to
Montpelier to visit relatives. Mr.. Dodge
goes soon to Maine and New Hampshire
as agent for the Burden Creamery Co.
Nathan C. Bean, from Chelmsford,
Mass, a former resident and native OF
this town, who has been spending few
weeks here among his relatives, returns
to his home this week.
Greensboro.
Mrs NJ. w. Silver is failing.
Clarence Hanson swaps farms with
Thomas Calderwood, getting 500 besides
his place.
O. B. Hall is at his cottage on the lake
in employ of the association, for the pre-
vention of illegal fishing.
r. H. Morse is repairing his house in
side and out.-Wm. Rogers has shingle(
and otherwise repaired his honse.
The Misses Matte Tolman and Rem;
Goodrich were delegates to the meet
ing of the Y. P. S. C. E. at st. Johnsbury
, last week.
This community suffers a great loss il
the death of Helen Wood, who died OIL
Sunday, Nov. 2. She was young lad
of excellent character and esteemed an,
beloved by all.
At the annual meeting of the Greens
boro library association the following
L officers elected: President, I'll. NJ. Cuth
bertson; vice Pres, j. o. Cutler; Sec
w. w. Goss; Treas, Nathan Remission
Librarian, L. +. Babbitt; executive com
L. f. Babbitt, W. w. Goss, j. A. Crane
4 TraSDssrSh
. Mrs. John Edmunds has been called [
. Newport Center to bury both her fathc
and mother in one week.
n Nj. Burbank has sold from 20 hens I'll
present season 2l2 dozen of eggs, Sc wort
of chickens, and has 20 pullets on han'
V Mrs. C. F. Moranville has a camphC
geranium on which was recently counte
344 buds and blossoms. The plant is on
one year old.
:, NJ organ
Myrtle Moore has finished her scho
in Charleston.
L. C. Taylor has returned home fro
= Manchester.
Dea Little is failing, and it is Doubt
10 about his recovery.
a. Herman Johnson and Homer Allbee a
home from New York.
: b. f. Moore is engaged on the roa
a selling kerosene oil for a Pennsylvan
err firm.
There are four generations living
Frank LeClairs-hmself, mother, gran
: mother and daughter.
Repairs have begun on the church. I
building has been moved back, and We
try will be built underneath.
lie Anna Cobb has been engaged to tea
in West Charleston; Maggie Brainerd
East Charleston and Mertie Moore
r. Holland.
,r The scholars having no absent mar
. in district No 5, Charleston, were In
= and Ira SWEET, Myra Holton and Wesl
mo Skinner.
f. KLord has traded his saw-mill W
nd VIM. Barrett for the Rood farm &c
Cobb from N. Y. has bought the G.
:, Jenne farm.-Arthur Cobb has sold
~ place to Oils Moulton.
in Lowell.
Allie Dodge has returned to Newpo
,ka W E. Curtis has been to Boston,
Fl. Silsby has returned to Hartford, Coz
Romance Winchester, cut a very
.oe we're cash on his arm with saw, rece
ly.
yer Officers of Mt, Norris Lodge l. O.
TIC. f. Ross Kinslev; V. t., Mrs. v.
Parker; Sec, May Chamberlin; A.
Will L. Kinsley; F. S, V. M. Park
Treas, Mrs. A. Richardson; Chapf;
5 to Mrs. L. R. Wellman; NJ, Warren era
ing D. NJ. Sarah Parker; Guard, Jennie Pi
er; Sentinel Frank Newton.
d in G. B. Harding went to Barton recel
emit and purchased of Geo. w. BuZZell, ag
ute a 80 II. p. engine with boiler for rum
ern- his tub factory and for heating his
cap kiln. Mr.. Harding, who has don
large business at tub making, expect
give increase his business to two hume