Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-11-10


Remington. May happiness attend them
is the wish of their many friends
DIR. Campbell says the MONITOR item,
relative to the cause Of the death OF
Mr.. Hanson was not s'congested'' condl-
ton of the liver ETC., but cancerous
condition The mistake may have been /
in reading the manuscript
Derby.
Gary Kilboarn is on the sick list
Charles Twombly has put basement
story under his barn.
Charles Bates and family have gone to
New York for the winter.
Annual oyster supper of the M +.
Ladies, society, will be held on Friday
evening, Nov. 18th. Maj. Grout and
Rev. w. S. JENNIE will give some army
"reminiscences for the entertainment of
the people.
West Derby.
Mrs. Edward Sias is in New York Wis
iting her son Orrin.
Miss Bertha Morse is quite i'll with ty-
phoid fever.-Charlie Sawyer is .conva-
lescent.
William Cutting has exchanged his
place here with Chas. Brady, Tor one Id
Newport Center.
The schools close this week. They will
reopen after two weeks vacation with
the same teachers.
Mr.. Mark Kimpton has moved into his
new house on Indian Point Street. his
son Harry, who came from the West, has
been very i'll with malaria
| The West Derby Dramatic club VIII
present their play, 'The Turn OF the
| Tide at the chapel, Friday and Saturday
evenings. They have spent much time
in preparation and hope for good success.
Glover.
w. r. c.. meet on Thursday for inspec-
ton of members. Please take notice.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. Helen McGaffey on Wednesday ev-
ening.
The squirrel hunt appears to be ended.
The supper furnished by the BarroWs
party was we'll attended and tremendous
ly eaten.
Mrs. Templeton is much better.-Mrs.
Mcclellan has recovered.-Mrs. Aldrlch Is
very ill at Wesley Aldrichs.- Annie
Bridgman is at home, sick with measles
1t will pay you to go to CIRCUITS cloth
ing store, Barton, if you have any cloth
ing to buy this fall. The tariff, while II
brings up the price of butter and othel
farm produce, does not increase the price
of clothing.
Jack Ellis proposes on Thursday, Nov
%. to sell at auction a lot of property IRON
his farm, consisting in part of 10 hiSf
blooded Jersey cows, a lot of Jersey heif
ers. eight or ten horses, with hay, grain
etc. Will sell his big farm if desired
: Here is a good chance to get registered
Jersey stock.
West Glover.
Mrs. Jane Graves and her little girl hav
gone to Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs. Agnes Gilmour has been on tn
sick list for the past three weeks
). John P. Uric has bland smile for al
For particulars, see births.
John Teller has sold the farm know
as the Cort Graves farm, to Rober
Young. who is making preparations
build a large barn early the coming spring
Greensboro
Mrs. Nathan Remission is in Boston bt
~ ing treated for deafness.
The Cottage Hotel is now vacant, I'll
D. Dunklees having left town.
John Barr and family are going
ie Tennessee for the benefit of their daug
ter's health
Mrs. C. L. Baker was in Barre la
week caring for Ed. Baker, who is si'
with measles
Our village school boys have form
{" themselves into a military company al
10 are being drilled by j. A. Goss.
Our representative, L. A. Jackson, W
IN called home last week from his legislatl
~ duties to attend the funeral of his fatht
who died at the residence of his son,
Ill A. Jackson He was 83 years old.
M The following touching epitaph, prot
bly written by loving children, may
'ed read on a gravestone in this town;
1g- ssIndulgent parents and friends SINGERS
zen In the cold grave now resteth mere;
or We are now confined within its borde
Remaining here for further orders.
N. Holland
- Pinney & Goddard have finished Tn
contract for Caswell & Co in Maine,
have returned home.
DIR. Human has sold his farm to H.
Bradford for So, SOO.-Chas. Cole has
~ ken Frank Demick's farm for one ye
Miss Georgia Mallory has just close
" successful term of school in Dist, NC
total No. of scholars "a. Those nav
mt no marks are Winona Bean, Lila DAY
Nav Hall, Minnie Osgood, Hattie Park
the Freddie Parker, Oracle Taoor' 1es
ecu Wallace. Bernice Wheeler. The O
thing lacking is more visits from pare
TT and those that ought to be interested
SAINT the school.
ken IraSbuK&h
mo Mr.. Robbins has gone to Nashua, n
part Mrs. L. HI. Thompson is in Montpe
am this week.
Eugene Webster has nearly finished
ness new buildings.
died That lono-looked for check for
ol cheese has come.
On" M. M. Taplin is in Connecticut with
lo'' % car loads of cattle.
y 60 Geo. A. Beede will close up his
rch - ,-.l
'on' making, Saturday, Nov. 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale formerly of Rlchf
s'on are stopping with Mrs. Holdridge
days.
licoA Brewster & Russell have closed
lcoA. mill until shedding, for repairs and
man planer.
WIZ ira Drew has moved into his
house, lately repaired. Thanks to Ira,s
I'm at Improvement to the village.
'n " Pleasant time at Cong. church, j.
evening picking potatoes with
three snoon. John made good record.
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