Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-03-02

church yesterday.
Mrs. William Merriam is home from
the Mary Fletcher hospital.
The band boys are preparing an enter.
tainment for March 3d.
Some of our towns people wish to have
the road over the hill to So. Glover open
ed.
The Earnest Workers will give dinner
at the M. E. vestry town meeting day,
for 10 cents.
Aaron Sargent, long sick, does not i'm
from Lowell caring for him.-Dea. Mars
ton has pneumonia.
Frank Sherburne has purchased the
Holmes Wiley farm in Greensboro, pay
ing $4,000 for farm with stock and tools.
He takes Immediate possession.
The historical lecture by Mr.. w .Farman
OF Westf1eld was intensely interesting, land
much enjoyed by those who heard it..
This lecture concludes the series.
Mrs. E. w. Miller has been visiting in
town.-Mrs. E. V. Osgood has been stop
ping here with her sister.-Mabel Crosier
has returned from Wells River.
The w. T. C. U. will meet at the vestry
of the Cong. church Tuesday afternoon,
at 2 O'Clock, for their annual meeting. All
members are requested to be present.
The Mite Society will hold their annual
meeting at Institute hall, Friday eve, Mar.
9th. There will be warm sugar served,
and good music furnished for dancing.
C. A. Barrows' store building narrowly
escaped burning from the effects of the
burning out of chimney. 1t would seem
that few hundred dollars expended on
fire apparatus in this village would be
good policy and economy.
Cromwell Bean had severe attack OF
the measles recently, and concluded one
night that he was going to die, sure. At
ter taking little inventory of matters, he
concluded he was not quite prepared"
for the event, and he decided to postpone
the matter for the time.
Rev. j. E. Farrow will deliver his in
teresting lecture on the "Old Country at
M. E. church Thursday evening, March 5.
His lecture will be illustrated by stereop-
ticon views representing large number
of scenes in England, Scotland, Paris,
ETC., and will be of great interest. Pro-
ceeds for the church. -
Effie Hitchcock has just closed a pleas
e In tot
Der of scholars, IA. Average attendance,
II 17-4O. Those having no absent marks
were Lavina and Homer Kirby, Aggie
Teller, Jennie and BERTHE Pelow, Thad
Drew. Mira and Marshall Carpenter
were each absent p day on account OF an
accident.
West Glover.
Mr.. Elisha Wright continues to fail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Bates from
Hardwick are in town.
Reuben Stevens and wife from Nor
witch are here visiting his parents.
Mrs. H. Lewis is at So. Hill taking
care of her son, Nelson, who has diph-
liberia.
The young people of West Glover will
play the drama, Under the Laurels," at
school-house in West Glover, Saturday
evening, March 7th. Admission 10 cts;
children free.
Greensboro.
j. C. Babcock has ordered a Burden
creamery.
James Black has swollen knee that is
troubling him. r.
Alex McLaren and William Burnley
have put in the Grimm sugar arches. s..
Babbitt, Crane & Co., Cuthbertson Bros.
and Geo. Spaulding of Glover have
contracted for some of the best dairys of
butter in town for year, paying, gener-
ally, 20 cts. per 10. nc
Holland.
Hollis Wheeler sold car load of pota-
toes in Lynn, Mass, last week.
Minnie Moulton, Arthur Kimball and
Jennie Tice attend school in Derby.
Andrew Applebee has rented the David
Wallace place and his mother will move
on to it.
1t is estimated that Mr.. Hill who does
a large lumber job for Caswen & French
will clear $1,000 on it.
IraSbur&h
Farmers League met Wednesday even
ing.
Eugene Meron has moved to Manson
vile, P. Q.
Miss Melissa Kennison is stopping with
M. J. Bailey a few days.
David France has sold his big pair of
horses to Barton parties.
M. NJ. Taplin is buying few good hors-
es for New Haven market.
r. King has moved to his farm lately
bought of the Bert Parker estate.
E. P. Cotton is in New York state at
tending to his lumber interest there.
The lecture by Mr.. Farman Wednesday
evening was very interesting and deserved
a larger attendance.
G. X. Hill is building a new sugar house
Al cOuh w iAiCJ . ShONO ouo PuOoiuS III
a Bellows Falls evaporation.
John Provoncha has sold his house and
lot to Frank Buchanan and is moving to
Derby Line to work at his trade, shoe
making.
Lowell.
G. w. Phipps is clerking for Curtis.
Jones & Gilman have bought the Brown
starch factory.
E. Greenwood goes to Newport, where
he has bought drug store.
Rev. Mr.. Walbridge from Maine is con-
Quoting a series of meetings at the Cong.
church. ..1.
Joseph Lahore of Sherbrooke, Peg q
made flying visit to town last week.
James Brown is in town. ac
Mrs. L. R. Wellman and her son, Geo.
Chamberlin, have gone to New York.
Their suit with the r. r. Co. is set for
March 2.
Morgan Center.