Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-09-21
and child, are in Walden, VT, visiting

much inside.
Lightning struck Elisha Lanes store
during the shower of Friday; small
damage fortunately.
Miss Hall is teaching In the River
Dist, and Mrs. Lizzie Beam Stock
well in the Morrill, Dist.
Ed Grow has purchased the place
next to Oscar Wheeler's of P. S. Rob-
inson, and will take immediate pos
session.
Lot Dunn has moved into his new
house on Young ST., and Mrs. Ryland-
er moved back into her own house
vacated by Dunn.
P S. Robinson has rented his new
building on the corner to young
man from Fairfax, who is to make a
drug store of it as soon as complet-
ed.
Geo. Tideman has built front pi-
azza and had his buildings painted
The Kimpton house is newly paint
ed, also Lot Dunn's, Geo. Stevens
anu II. I1ducOCK 5.
Glover.
Ora Calderwood is getting better of
the typhoid fever.
Mrs. Lucy Pratt announces that she
will do dress making.
Emma Burroughs has sold her MILL
merry business to Lydia Colburn.
Jack P. Ellis has sold his farm to
Willard Trip and gives possession
soon.
Rev. Frederick Crane will preach in
South church next Sunday, at 1 o'clock
p. m. @1
S. Mcclellan attends school at Lynn
don.-Ned Young is home from the
Mountains.
B. Simonds and wife from Concord,
Mass. and Mrs Warren Barker are
visiting in town.
Mrs. John Wylie and her daughter,
Mrs. Charles White intend to start for
the West this week, visiting friends in
Ohio, Nebraska, etc. Mrs. E. j. Farley
from Hollis, N. H., is visiting friends
in this town and vicinity.
o. V. Percival tried the experiment
this season of planting potatoes on
grass land, covering the same with
straw He reports that he raised by
careful measurement at the rate of
1852 bushels to the acre. Here is a
chance to use surplus straw to great
advantage.
Greensboro.
Richard Logan and wife have been
visiting in town.
Fred Rogers and Wallace Badger
have returned from the West.
James Richardson has gone to Wal
den to reside for the present, his broth
er John having bought his farm.
Mrs. Moses Silver died Sept. Is of
consumption, after a sickness of more
than three years. She was a woman
of excellent charachter who had de-
voted her life chiefly to her home and
| family. She bore her suffering with
| Christian fortitude. Her funeral was
held on Thursday last, Rev. Mr.. Allen
and Rev. J. G. Taylor officiating.
Holland.
| There will be a concert at the town
hall on Friday evening next, by the
members of the choir.
Judge Fletcher and wife have re-
| turned from their visit to Tilton
N. H.-Mrs. Stephen Glover is visit
ing friends in town.
The item in regard to the death o.
Roger Boothman was not quite cor
rect in our last issue. Mr.. BoothmaI
and his son went to Randolph n. III
on visit, and while there went where
railroad is being built. The railroad
men were blasting out stump, and /;
piece weighing some ten or fiftee1
pounds flew distance of $50 feet anc
struck the boy on the head, fractur
ing his skull. He lived in an uncon-
scious condition about six hours whe1
death came to his relief.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. w. II. Bennett is on the sicl
list
Miss Mary Corley is at Johnson tax
ing a special course of study.
Miss Matte Holdridge has gone t.
Montreal for a few weeks visit
Rev. Mr. Curl of ST. Johnsbury, viii
preach at M. E. church next Sunday
Rev. F. B. Phelps exchanged desk
with Rev. A. A. Smith of Johnson
yesterday.
Chas Fisher is repairing and paint
ing his house. Let the good work ex
tend in all directions.
Grant c. Skinner has bought
stock of goods at Lime Center, N. H.
and will move there at once.
Mrs. Ella Holbrook and children
who have been stopping at her father
A. r. Grant, will return to Mass
soon.
The Ladies' Aid and II. t. c. ar
invited to meet with Mrs. Ed. Keit.
next Friday afternoon. A good at
tendance requested.
Mrs. Ada Webster Brown and tire
children recently from Kansas, wi
occupy F. A. Buchanan's house nea
the M E. church.
The rendering of the Yankee De
tective by the West Glover Dramati
Club, Friday evening, was a credit t
the company and worthy of bette
house.
Fred. NJ. Sears is spending his va
cation with his mother in Rhode Is
land. He will begin his fourth yea
for Wheeler & Locke, Oct. LIST.
The patrons of the cheese factor
receive their July dividend to-day
oil lbs. of milk made a pound c
cheese in that month, and it average
to sell at about 80 cents pound.
Jay.
A. B. Chamberlin and wife fro1
Canada visit in town.
Mrs. Recor has fuchsia on whic
are about 200 buds and blossoms