Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-09

The Magoon block is up and board
ed.-Martin Holson is building a barn
on the place lately purchased of p. S.
Robinson, on Stiles st.
The staging on Clinton fuckers
house gave way, throwing his father
and Oscar Hammond eight feet to the
ground, both being badly hurt.
Geo. Dane and wife returned Thurs
day from their trip to Lowell. Jen-
ME is to remain there for some time
and work in dressmaking shop.
Glover.
There will be services at Cong.
church next sabbath.
Mrs. Royal Morse has gone to Rich
| ford on a visit.
Mary Norton has gone to Boston to
! spend the winter.
N. A. Smith is sick with pneumonia.
-Chas. Smith is on the sick list.
Mrs. Minnie Mccain has gone to
Lowell, Mass, to spend the winter.
Simeon Clark has bought the old
| Clark homestead at the head of Stone
Pond of Will F. Clark.
M. B. Wilson has rented tenement
of A. w. Randall and moves from the
Merriam farm this week
E. w. Dewing has taken N. NJ. Lew
is steam mill and will run it hereafter,
taking possession soon.
Elijah Stone is building a new sugar
house. He is going to Gilmore with
his team this winter to work.
A. @. Phillips, while blowing Ilast
week, unearthed the antlers of a huge
moose in fair state of preservation.
Chaplin Leonard is putting blinds
on his house. III. n. Davis has his
new house plastered, land it will soon be
ready for occupancy.
There has been a large crop of corn
raised in this vicinity the present sea-
son. John Mcclellan raised 24O BUSH
els of ears of corn on one acre of
ground
The missionary meeting, heretofore
announced, comes on Tuesday of this
week at the M. E. church, with an in
teresting program, commencing at
1920 a. m. Among the speakers an
nounced are Rev. j. S. Allen, S. n.
Clark, Miss Emma Burroughs, Mrs. R.
Chrystie, Rev. F. w. Lewis, Rev. G.. |
S. Hubert, Rev. w. G.. Johnson and
Rev. J. E. Farrow, who will give a
stereopticon lecture in the evening.
Greensboro.
A. L. Nichols has moved into the |
Philbrook house and will carry on car
rage painting business at the old Cut
Ter shop.
Mrs. William Lang has a canary
bird that sings the tunes of gospel |
hymns, in imitation of small boy,
VIII o whistles the same.
Do not forget that Randall and Crane
are putting in new goods every week
and have just stocked up heavily for
fall and winter. Go in and see what
they have that is especially attractive.
Rev. E. Fl. Blanchard died of heart
disease, Oct %, at Bloomington, Ill.
He had been a patient sufferer thro'
illness. Rev. Blanchard was born in
Greensboro, VT, Jan. IS, 1921. He
was graduate of Middlebury college
and Andover Theological seminary.
He was pastor of the Congregational
church in Warwick, Mass, eight years,
resigning his pastoral charge on ac-
count of falling health. He went West
with the hope of benefit from
change of climate, and was for several
years proprietor of the 'West Side
Drug Store" on Chestnut street. He
will be remembered by his circle of
friends as a man of earnest Christian
character and integrity.
Holland.
Willie Pinney teaches in Dist. No. Z.
George Sykes and wife have gone
to Durham, Que.
The Cong. church has put new bell
in the tower of their church.
A. R. Moulton has gone to Maine to
work in the lumber woods.
Hollis Wheeler is repairing his house.
Melburn Sykes is doing the work
Mrs. S. R. Fletcher has gone to Low
ell, Mass, to bury sister, Mrs. Park
er, who died of pneumonia.
Tasburgh.
Mrs. Ada Brown and family have
moved to Burlington, Vt.
Mrs. John Holman and children
have returned to Brockton, Mass
A. G. Carpenter has bought the Goss
farm of Charles Healey and moved on
to it.
Simino and Mashia have taken a
lumber job of the town on the poor
farm
Frank Kidder is very sick and Dr.
Campbell was called in council with
DIR. Stanford.
The measles are having run in this
town and many are hard sick with the
uncomfortable disease.
Robert Friend has moved into Joe
Simino's house, and Ed. Aiken and
Geo. Badger to the Friend house.
There will be a meeting in the Cong
church, tuesday evening, to discuss
and arrange for singing school the
coming winter.
Rumor says that Mr.. E. A. Leach of
Morrisville, died Saturday, of pneu-
monia, after an illness of two days,
but as yet we have no further partic-
ularS.
Lowell.
Jones and Gilman are putting an
addition on their shop for an engine
house and dry kiln.
Frank Sargent has cut his foot with
an axe, and Homer Rush has cut his
finger.
Julius Debois has moved into the d.
Backum house.-Geo. Watson has
moved back to the Village.-C. Berry