Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-09-14
IN, where he recently went to visit a

salem.
See what Carl Story advertises to
do at Irasburgh on Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
Regular communication of Lodge
No. 20, next Wednesday evening, at
Masonic Hall. Work
Mrs. Jane Rawson is stopping at
Amory Davison's; Mrs. Lucy Hidden
with DIR. A. o. Bemis.
R. NJ. Lyon is preparing to build a
new sugar house. He will put in all
the modern improvements.
J. K. Hovey has repaired and paint
ed his buildings. r. Silver has
the foundation in for a new house.
A water company has been formed
at the Common, and it is expected
that a good stream of water will be
brought in.
Arba Nelson recently so injured his
wrist as to require the assistance OF
DIR. Bemis. 4. J. Thompson is in very
feeble health.
Lee Whitney is in town. Dwight
Hovey and wife are among recent Wis
horseback Kier is home from a visit
to Canada.-A Mr.. Martin, a former
resident, has been here looking over
old landmarks. He has been absent
about forty years.
Derby.
Maj. circuit is filing silo with sec
ond crop grass.
Nathaniel Clark of Mimi. visits in
town after an absence of ten years.
Some of the Highland Stock farm
horses were shown at ST. Johnsbury
fair
In the Thatcher-Silver law suit
held at Newport last week, the jury
brought in for the defendant.
West Derby.
DR.. .Bogue has returned from his
short vacation.
Potato diggers busy and report
yields hardly up to an average in
quantity, but of excellent quality.
Funeral services Of Mrs Josiah
Crawford were held at the home of
Mr.. Lincoln, last Wednesday after
noon.
The regular prayer meeting of F. B.
church was held on Friday instead of
Wednesday evening, on account OF
the ordination services at Newport.
A social will be held at the Chapel
Friday evening. All invited to come
and be sociable.-There will be servi-
ces at the Chapel every Sunday at
three o'clock, until further notice.
Schools commenced last Monday
with a large attendance, butwas brok-
en- up rather lively little before two
O'Clock, by the cry of fire. By hard
work for about an hour the fire was
eXtinguished, but repairs were SO ex-
tensive that the schools were not re-
opened till to-day.
Glover.
G. A. Davis entered Dartmouth col
lege last Thursday.
Frank French and wife of Canton,
n. Y, are here on a visit.
Ed. Bickford's daughter is sick
Mrs. NJ. G. Davis is very sick.
Fl. N. Davis is repairing his house
by putting on another story.
Almon Sargent cut his knee badly
while cutting cedar for sitting pur-
poses.
The Mite Society hold their next So
cable at Institute Hall, Friday after
noon, Sept. IS.
H. Mcclellan and son have given
their residence a new coat of paint
and made other improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins return home
this week.-Will Leonard is home fol
few days.-Dr. Wallace Scott is il
town.
Rev T. Millar closes his labors here
and goes West. His many friends
here wish him happiness and prosper
ity in his new field of labor.
A discount of four per cent will be
made on all taxes paid on or before
Sept. %, 1891.
CHAPIN LEONARD, 1'oaUn Treas.
At the monthly meeting of the w
! c. T. U. Mrs. Frances Abbott and Mrs
! Skinner were chosen delegates to the
Co. Convention at st. Johnsbury.
The Epworth League will give a lit
erary entertainment at the NJ. E
church, Tuesday evening, Sept. Is
Every one invited.
Remember that DR.. Stevens, the
dentist from Bradford, VT, will ex-
tract teeth at the Crystal Lake House
Barton, VT, again Thursday, Sept. "a
People go to the doctors office from
| fifty miles around to have teeth ex-
| tracted. All pronounce the Vibrator
wonderful invention. Give him {
call.
West Glover.
Mrs. James Cameron takes trip tt
Peaks Island.
A. S. Clark has purchased No.
DeLavel separator for his dairy.
Miss Violet Tucker is away being
treated for throat difficulty which
has become chronic and serious.
Fred Spofford spent last week il
town.-Mrs. Franklin Vance, fornle,
resident, is here visiting her brothe
and friends.
Mrs. H. Cutler, Mrs. Alison Clark
Ernest Baker and Miss Emily Bake
are the delegates to the state S. S
convention, which is to be held a
Newport this week.
| Greensboro.
E. o. Randall is repairing the build
ings on the Stafford farm. A. Perri1
is doing the work.
Several citizens visited St. Johns
bury fair. Abner E. Hill has big cal
which he will take to Barton fair.
Henry Edwards extensively repair
his buildings, having moved his house
built a new barn, etc. He will have
very pleasant home when completed
Geo, Keller repairs his barn.