Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-12-28
Hiram Batchelder,s little girl diee

Hiram Batchelder's little girl died
last Wednesday, after long suffer
ing The remains were carried to
Stanstead for burial.
Mrs Russell Burt died very sud
denly Monday morning, Dec. 21st, af-
ter a short illness of pneumonia.
She leaves husband, five daughters
and three sons to mourn her loss.
Glover.
Andrew Walcott is struggling with
the grip.
There was a Christmas tree at the
M E. church, all the societies uniting.
Jessie Norton is home from Laconia,
N. H-Carroll Davis is home from
The Glover Band will give must
cal entertainment, quadrille party and
box supper at Institute hall, Friday
evening, Jan. 1st. Ladies especially
requested to bring box.
The friends of Dr. and Mrs. Mellow
ell, who recently set up house keep
ing at Barnet, will be sorry to learn
that they met with quite a loss in pro-
visions and small articles, by the late
fire, though most of their goods were
saved.
The most pleasing event of the win
ter occurred here on the eve of Dec.
24th, in the marriage of Hiram Davis
and Miss Bell Norton, both of this
town. The ceremony was performed
at the home of the bride, by Rev. R.
Noodle. A reception was held Dec.
25th, at the home of the bridegroom.
The presents we're numerous and ele-
CANT, and showed high appreciation
of the bridal pair by their friends.
West Glover.
Geo. King and Henry Mcqueen are
home, sick.
G. R. King goes to Morrisville to
work in the r. R. station.
La grippe is in town visiting schools
and families generally.
Mrs. Owen is spending the holidays
with her mother at WindsOr's Mills,
P. @.
Mr.. Conner from Irasburgh had the
job of pressing the hay on the Garvin
Anderson farm.
Mr.. HI. Cutler has been building and
fitting up an out building on the Baker
farm to put his creamery in.
Greensboro.
William Tate is prepareing to build
a large barn next season.
An auction of Henry HIPS effects
will be held on the farm the 31st-
AS an outgrowth of the farm meet
ings here, citizens club has been
organized.
CIV. Thompson and William Arthur
are building hen houses.-S. Hills new
block is finished.
The lake froze over the 18th, but this
thaw has opened it again; very unus-
ual thing for this lake.
The selectmen have ordered Perrin
Bros. to make them two new snow
rollers. They have faith yet in the Yer
mont winter.
Henry Hill is very much worse; he
does not recognize his friends now
The physicians at the asylum say he
will not live long unless a change fol
the better takes place soon.
| Greensboro Bend.
The annual election of officers o
Burnside Post, G. A. R., was held Wed
a. Pnf
Com; A R. Ransom, S. V. c.; d. w
Stevens, J. V. c.; A. @. Cole, Surg.
B. B. Anderson, Chap; J. o. Griffen
Adj; c. o. Dawson, Q. M. Delegate
H. S. Daniels; alternate, J. c. Griffen
Holland. c
Lizzie Calkins of Tufts college is il
: town visiting.
Eugene Moulton is on large farm
belonging to DIR. McDuffey.
I A. R. Moulton, who is at work TO
Fitzgerald in Maine, is home on Wis
. it.
Mason Pinney has sold lumber 10
9 to Sanford Pinney for $500. Mrs. Mari
Heath has sold her place to Charlie
Kathern for $4,000.
Irasburgh.
Dandelion blossoms were found o
J. T. Smiths place Dec. %.
Remember the promenade concel
Y to be given at Court House hall, Fri
day evening, Jan. L.
, Douglas Lester and wife of st. Johns
bury. will live in Pliny Clark's house
q the coming winter.
Miss Myra Taplin has returned frol
Boston.-Earnest Chadsey has re
e turned to Waltham, Mass.
Lewis j. Ingalls, has received fiN
hundred dollars back pension, and
increase to seventeen dollars pc
month.
Nav, Marie and Preston Beaucler
e Nav Wheeler, Frank Thompson al
> Mark Drew came home to sper
Christmas.
DR.. l.. E. Brewster of Boston, WI
y home to spend Christmas.-Charl
- Holbrook of Johnson, is at his father
for few days.
- w. H. Wells of Norwood, n. Y, r
= ports that he will visit his old frien
~ in this county soon. He is agent Fl
- the Ducolin tubular water heater, al
: will exhibit the apparatus in this
- cality when he comes.
l. Lowell.
w. E. Curtis is sick with la gripp
n. Mrs. Charles Sawyer has gone
take Rollin Morton to his parents
Boston.
he Geo. Hartweu, Leander Lincoln a
A. Cello have returned to Albany
at work in the tub shop.
A "campmeeting" has been held he
re this week conducted by the Stat
Attorney Nine were convicted
sic sums from $11.21 upward; and seve
more are on the anxious seat and "
>o1 doubtless be convicted next time.