Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-01-26
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Glover.
The widow Billings has moved back.
Mrs. A. NJ. Randall and Lena have
gone to Cambridgeport, Mass.
Epworth League, Thursday evening, al
w. F. Clark's
I'll. n. Davis has closed very success
full term of school at the Center.
The friends of Mrs. Jones gave her a
very pleasant surprise Saturday evening.
H. R. Mack was in town last week tax
ing orders for marble and granite work.
The school is preparing a play, GA
Hundred Years Ago." to be given at the
close.
Willie Merriam is sick with the meas
les.-Mrs. Fanny Cass is in poor health.
William Holloway is very sick.
Wesley Aldrich will continue to run the
Meadow Brook Creamery. VIM. Aldrich
will run the Barton Landing Creamery.
Several of the school children are sick
with the humps and the whole school
has been exposed.
The Glover orchestra will play for
dancing at Institute hall on Friday even
ing of this week. All invited.
Mr.. E. B. Phillips and wife of Littleton,
N. H., are making short visit home.
Aaron Sargent is home from Craftsbury,
caring for his father, who is sick.
Social and missionary meeting at the
M. E. church, Friday afternoon, followed
in the evening by walnut party, music
and hulled corn. Supper from five till
seven and from nine till ten O'Clock.
The installation exercises of Mason
Post, held on Friday evening at North
church were of much interest. Past Com
mander d. R. Cobb of Albany acted as
installing officer. The new commander,
G. p. Fisher,very handsomely introduced
Judge Austin of Barton Landing who
gave an interesting address on the sol
diers' life and the character Of the SOL
dier-citizens of the Republic. Lieutenant
brave boy soldiers who endured and suf-
fered much from hard service, wounds
and imprisonment, spoke much to the ed
ifcation of his hearers. VIM. Aldrich
of the laurels he won in his service for
his country. Judge Owen related sever
al amusing anecdotes. The band and
choir furnished several very excellent
and patriotic pieces of music. Mr.. G. S.
Parker sang a couple of pieces much to
pleasure of the audience. The Prindle girls
played and sang patriotic air. The &C.
casiOn was a very pleasant one.
Green$bOl-O-
Kent Knowlton has returned to college.
The Greensboro Library Association
have added goodly number of new books
to their library.
Philip d. Badger, whose severe illness
has been mentioned in this paper, died on
the 18th inst and was buried with Post
honOrs.
We notice that your correspondent COM
plains that the jury in the noted fish case
with Austin did not convict. Perhaps
the fish had been placed like Ames' Cred
it Mobelier stock-where they would do
most good.
Ed. Baker has so far recovered from
MS sickness as to be able to return home
with his mOther.-Mrs. Thomas Calder
wood, who has just returned from the in
sane asylum at Brattleboro, is exhibiting
signs of insanity, and it is feared she will
nave to be taken back.
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs. G. w. Flanders is getting better.
r. Richie and Charles French are car
ing potatoes here at IS cents a bushe.
G. H. Paine and wife from st. Johns
1ury Center have been here visiting Mrs.
P. S. Paine.
R. B.Smith found his porcupine that he
ost frozen to death behind some bags in
5he freight house.
The news received from Jennie Barr,
Who went to Georgia on account Of her
lealth is favorable.
Lulu Collins, daughter of L. S. Collins,
las been very sick with scarlet fever, and
| council of doctors was held on Wednes-
lay last. Slight hopes of her recovery.
Mrs. G. w. Flanders, a long time sick,
s better and her sister, Mrs. Ransom of
has returned home. - Lewis
Wiley and Albert Anair have the mumps
David Goozey, section foreman at this
place, will close his services as section
master the last of this month, and will
move to ST. Johnsbury to engage as
brakeman on this road.
Holland.
L. r. Tabor and wife have returned
rom Lawrence where they have been
,isiting.
James Guild who has been sick with
lropsy is now convalescing under the
treatment of DR.. G. S. Human.
Minnie Robbins is teaching school on
Nelson Hill in Derby. Minnie Moulton
las commenced her second term in dist
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Geo. B. Brewster has let his farm to
Hiram Hitchcock of Troy.
A very useful educational lecture on
Monday night by Supt. Stone.
The young ladies of the Cong. church
give a social and supper, Friday evening,
Ian. 30.
Thomas Fisher has been laid up of
ate wit rheumatism.-S. E. Clough is
,ut again.
A little child of Frank Lemos has been
lard sick.-Geo. Locke and Will Glover
ire both sick.
Benjamin Morey, a long time resident
IF this town, died in Olcott Falls and his
remains were brought here for burial
fan. %.
d. Stanford of Olcott Falls was visit
ing at his fathers few days last week.
Geo. Somers of Bristol. VT, has been
visiting his brother Henry.
Special communication Central Lodge
No. 90. F. & A. M. at Irasburgh Saturday
evening, Jan. 81 work on third degree;
II Hammond