Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-19

Mrs Marshall Sias of Manchester,
N. H, is visiting her many relatives
in town.
Rev. Mr.. Pease will preach at the
Chapel, Sunday at 8 o'clock. Sociable
Saturday evening.
The Y. W. G. T. U. will give a mas
querade party at their rooms, on Fri
day evening. All requested to mask.
James Hitchcock's little girl Eva,
fell from window recently, hurting
her head badly. Brain fever is fear
ed.
Quite large number from here at
tended Mrs. J. r. Nichols lecture at
Newport, the 18th, and liked her very
much.
The Upstone boys have moved into
the Mark Kimpton house. Mr.. Ket-
well into the double house on the Lake
road near Mrs. Adams.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Laura M. Franklin, Thursday, at 2:3O
o. m. An interesting report of State
Convention will be given, and full
attendance is desired.
Glover.
Another son at w. F. Clark's.
Ladies' Aid next Thursday after
noon All invited.
| Mr.. Gilbert has moved to Charles
Crosby's tenement; A. Sargent to the
Perkins house.
Frank Dwinell of Boston is in town.
Mrs. Lizzie Gilbert is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. F. Scott.
The entertainment given by the
young people, assisted by the Ken
dalls, was pleasing affair and quite
we'll attended.
Rev. Elias Hatch will preach at the
Cong. church next Sunday forenoon.
He was an old resident of this town,
and his former friends will be glad to
see and hear him.
J. E. Dwinen has sung in the Cong
church for forty years, much of the
time having been chorister of the
SI1O11. 4h1s IL 10 a vel uoOlOI
of society, whose influence and labors
are exerted for the public good.
Phillips Bros. have recently pur-
chased a very fine buck lamb, with an
English name and royal pedigree,
from Canadian party. You ought
to hear Frank expatiate on his Cots
| Wolds-ten to one he knows more
about their pedigree than he does
about the ten commandments.
West Glover.
Annie Bodwell is home from Beth
lehem
Mrs. Alta Skinner has gone to live
with her son Preston, Skinner.
The Congregationalist of this place
contemplate building or buying a
house suitable for parsonage.
The latest event was the wedding of
Miss Matte Anderson and Nelson
Lewis. The happy pair take trip to
Boston.
Holland.
Business is lively three auctions
last week.
G. G. Kimball and wife have gone to
North Stratford on visit.
The Advents are holding a success
full series of meetings here.
Perry Bros. have bought the place
owned by the late Moses Perry, pay
ing 81, 800.
Caswell & French raised 164 bushels
of oats from bushels of seed.-Frank
Jenness raised turnips, one of which
weighed 81 pounds. What need of
going West when there is land for
sale at reasonable rates in Holland?
Irasburgh.
@. w. Wheeler has been in Boston
the past week buying goods.
Postmaster Geo. A. Beede has been
appointed inspector of post offices for
Orleans county.
Don't fail to read what Wheeler &
Locke have to say about clothing in
their new ad.
August cheese from the factory av-
eraged to sell at about 915 cents a
pound.
Mrs. o. G. Page is visiting friends in
Boston.-Mrs. Clara Davis goes to
Massachusetts, this week to spend the
winter.
The item about Miss Jessie Cotton
| last week should have said that she
had gone to Nicholsville, instead of
Norwood
Salmon Dodge has a pair of oxen
that weigh $500 pounds. There is
only seven pounds difference in their
weight. They are beauties.
Mrs VIM. A. Fisher and Mrs. Ira S.
Drew will occupy rooms in Harrison
Badgers house, near the hotel, for
their dressmaking business.
The M. E. society voted their pas
tor, Rev. w. @. Johnson, two weeks
vacation and have attended the Cong.
church the past two Sabbaths.
Lowell.
D. A. Brown is here on visit.
Charley Patch is laid up with a bad
cut on his foot.
Mrs. M. Stevenson has sold her
household stuff and gone to Lowell,
Mass, to live with her children.
S. A. Hall has sold his farm to
Blodgett and Sheltry.-E. J.Crofts has
sold his place to Frank Sargent. Geo.
Revoir moves in where Sargent lived.
II. B. Cowan has moved to New
Hampshire.
Elbridge Sawyer has gone to Lyn-
don to work in Stearn's tub shop. =
Rev. R. King is in town. Charley
Harding was in town over Sunday, the
18th inst.-FIetcher Jones, wife and
sister are visiting here, also Mrs. Hat
tie Wetherby.
Newport.
F. A. Brown is in Boston after new
goods.
DR.. Branch was married Thursday,
to Miss Martha Stewart of Derby.
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