Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-02-23


years ago, are making their blood and in
fuence felt in the West. We notice that
in the Merchants bank at Fargo, Oak
Burleigh Spalding is president; Thos
Baker, Jr., vice president; N A. Lewis.
another director. Mr.. Spalding is doing
large law business, Mr.. Baker an insur
ance business and Mr.. Lewis a good
mercantile business. Go ahead, boys, we
like to see you prosper.
Greensboro.
DIR. Bailey is slowly improving in
health.
School in Dist. No. 7, taught by Mrs
w. B. Simpson, closed last week. 1t has
been a very pleasant and profitable schoo
for the district.
1t is estimated that over a hundred
tons of cotton seed meal has been pur
chased by the farmers of this town with
in the last three months.
Greensboro Bend.
A. Adams and wife from Nashua, N. H.,
have been here on a short visit.
The Sons of Temperance will play the
popular drama, "a Drop Too Much
soon.
Regular meeting of Burnside Post G.
A. r. Wednesday, Feb. 25; let all com
rades be present.
Miss Carrie Leavitt, who has been in
Nashua, N. II. for the last six months,
has returned home in very poor health.
Eddie Collins, who has been quite sick,
is on the gain.-Mrs j. o. Griffin, and
Mrs. G. o. Dawson are on the sick list.
j. w. Denning's livery property was
sold the 10th by sheriff Whitney. 1t was
taken on a mortgage in favor of C. j.
Ufford of Barton.
Mrs. Susan Wilbur, sister of l.. S. Col
Inns, who has been with them since the
death of their daughter, has returned to
her home in Woodbury..
Mrs. Abbey Davis, wife of B. o. Davis,
! who has been sick for the last two weeks,
| died Feb. 20. She leaves a husband and
one son, and many friends to mourn her
| loss.
IraSbur@h.
j. D. Edmunds is getting out lumber
for new house.
| Frank Larabee is very much better, I'M
der the skillful treatment of DR.. Stanford.
Regular communication of Central lodge
No. 60 f. & A. NJ, Tuesday eve, Feb. "a.
Work.
It is expected that all the young peo-
Pile will go to Barton Friday evening to
hear the Thespians.
Mr.. Winslow Farman will give lecture
on the tOne Armed Admiral, "wednesday
evening.
This town wants an honest skillful and
reliable physician to take the place of the
| late DR. Templeton.
E. o. Wells and family have gone to
| Norwood, N. Y, where Mr.. w. has a
| good job in box shop.
Some of the young people organized a
dramatic club here Friday eve, Feb. 20,
which will be heart from later.
Simon Hitchcock is moving to the
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Parker farm which he has purchased.
G. X. Hill has leased John Willey's
sugar place for a term of 10 years.-Will
Morton has taken Taplin & Rowell's place
for one year.
A Farmers League meeting will be held
at Court House hall next Wednesday eve
ming. A full attendance desired as Off
GERS are to be elected for the year
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. church
will meet with Mrs. E. P. Cotton on Fri
| day afternoon, with cordial invitation
for the young people in the evening.
The young people of the NJ. E. society
met at the parsonage last Tuesday eve
ming and organized an Epworth League.
1t starts with quite large membership
and seems well equipped for good work.
o. ID. Owen guarantees that one Sc. bar
of Brussels soap is equal to two SC bars
of rosin soap.
Lowell.
c. B. Harding has his new engine run
ming.
Horace Lapierre is moving into Edgar
Cooledge's house.
Take your best girl, young fellow, and
go to Barton Friday evening to hear the
| Thespians.
Eugene Grant had one hand seriously
injured last week while running the saw
at the mill. Three fingers were caught
| in the friction, one was torn off at the
first joint, two others were torn and jam
med but no bones were broken.
Ne wpOrt.
Mr.. Dow, our cooper. is quite sick. -
w. c. Whitney is some better.
The electric lights are promised for
this week, but we wont look for them till
they come.
Arthur Thatcher has started for the
west He will locate just west of the
Black Hills among the red skins.
Court adjourned till the 4th of March
and it is expected it will take two weeks
to finish it up then.
Report has it that Orem Newcomb has
sold his drug store and business to a Mr..
| Greenwood of Lowell, VT.
The new paper here is to be called the
Orleans County Advertiser and Farmers
Advocate, to fill ga long felt want"
B. F. Moore is very busy at his store
in Morgan in manufacture of overalls and
frocks. He will move here about July l.
John Longeway had his leg quite badly
| jammed Wednesday, by log rolling on
it while working at Frost Veneer mill
Mr.. ROGUE who met with similar ac-
cident some time ago is improving.
Gilman's big ad.did not reach US in sea-
son for this issue, but they are making
low prices in cottons, shirt1ng, linen and
dress goods this week, just the same. AL
ways look for a new adj. from them every
| week.
NewpOrt Center.
Rev. A. Villas has retured from his Wis
it at East Farnham. P. Q.
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