Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-05-26

MfS. rIdHh OHeEDufne was Qulto JAIL.
injured last Thursday evening. The horse
becoming frightened Mr. and Mrs
Sherburne were thrown from their car
riage.
Memorial Day will be observed by Ma
son Post. Dinner will be served at l 81
o'clock. The services at South church
will commence at 1 O'Clock Address by
| Major Josiah Grout.
Greensboro
Great damage by the recent rains.
H. A. Rice is building a new barn.
| Andrew Hill is making trotting course.
A great number of sheep are dying
Are they afraid of the proposed WOO
tariff?
The ST. Johnsbury Republican is steal
ing your local items. Shall 1 go ovel
and shoot the scissors thief, or will you
do it?
Holland.
Levi Kelley starts his meat cart soon.
Edwin Boothman has rented the Henry
Bryant place.
Mrs. Currier has consumption.-Jam
Judd is severely sick with asthma.
G. C. Boynton has lost two good cows
this syringe. G. Kimbal has very
fine sucking colt.
TK.asbIr&h.
There is prospect of having big
celebration here, July 4th.
Mrs. B. D. Brown of Nebraska, is Wis
ting her father, D. II. Webster, after an
absence of twenty years.
Mrs. Metcalf has just received large
assortment of millinery goods.
There is to be sociable and straw
berry festival by the Ladies' Aid Society,
in the vestry of the Cong. church on
Friday evening, June 9th.
Miss Carrie Stanford is visiting friends
in Rhode Island. Miss Gertie Parker is
home from Newport on vacation.
Union Memorial services were held at
the Cong. church yesterday. Appropri
ate sermon by Rev. +. B. Phelps and
remarks by Rev. w. G. Johnson.
We are panied to learn of the death of
Miss Minnie B. Chadsey at Waltham,
Mass. She was an amiable young lady
and loved by all. She was member of
the Cong. church at Wa!tham, also
teacher in the sabbath school. Her par
ents have the sympathy of all.
Jay
Myra (Porter) Munroe of Mass. is Wis
iting her parents and friends.
Alfred Hunt, an old time resident, has
arrived in town to spend the summer.
Lydia Rice is sick at Troy of pneumo-
MA Doubts are entertained as to her
recovery.
Intelligence is received that Miss EN-
ma Miller, who of late has been an inmate
of Brattleboro asylum, is regaining her
reason.
Geo. Percy has moved to Newport and
r. w. Allard has moved into the house
vacated by Percy. Mr.. Auranger moves
into the Allard house.
Geo. L. Lucier has gone in company
with his father, Charles Lucier, and they
run their farms together. Geo. moves to
his fathers farm for better dairy arrange
ments.
Bertha, only daughter of Amri and
Nancy Ariel, died May 18th. Her funer-
al was held at Baptist house, Rev. Mr..
Carey officiating. Her teacher, school
and Sabbath school accompanied the pro-
cession of mourners.
Lowell.
Landlord Sawyer is home from New
York.
Butter is way down, but sugar is still
sliding up.
Henry Chase has moved into Mr.. Camp
bells tenement.
The remains of Timothy Blake, Il form
er resident of Lowell, were brought here
for burial, May IL.
Elbridge Sawyer had quite a time with
a burglar the other night Elbridge will
tell you all about it.
Memorial services on the afternoon of
May 30th. Hon. r. w. Hulburd of Hyde
1drk Is 10 uGllN6F G16 duufCSS.
w. w. Cowan has just shipped two
nice signs to parties in N. H. Those who
wish such work would do well to call on
him.
jim Sinclair and Miss Perkins are NOV
ing out of the Chaffee house, and we un-
derstand that Henry Chase will move into
it,
Mr.. Silsby was in town last week look
ing after his mill interests.-Henry Lewis
and Chester Wheeler from Troy were also
here.
The ladies of the Cong. church society
will give c supper at town hall Memo
rial Day, at p. M, for the benefit of the
society.
Newport.
1t is reported that Theophilus Grout is
talked of for the U. 6. district Judgeship
for the district of Texas.
Geo. Pratt and family from Franklin
county have moved here and rented a ten
ement of H. X. Fairbanks.
The road machine, under the direction
of C. S. Goodrich, is repairing the streets
in this part of the town.
An interesting memorial service was
held in the M. E. church last Sunday.
The G. A. r. was present in body, also
the Woman's Relief Corps, and very
appropriate sermon was delivered by the
pastor, Rev. n. w. Wilder.
C. A. Phillips has bought lot on the
corner of Prospect St. and Raymond ave
nue., and will erect a set of buildings for
laundry purposes.-E. A. Stewart is doing
job of repairs on his house, adding
rooms and a piazza.-The H. w. Root
buildings are to be reshingled and repair
ed-B. F. Hamilton has taken down the
old ssbark extract building, and will
erect set of buildings on Sd St.
NewpOrtCen
Locke Percy has let his farm to Geo.
Percy, and moved with his family to Ct.
AL Dawson's little boy lost finger in
some machinery at SINNERS mill, Satur-
day.
Three deaths last week in this immedi-