Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-03-30


next sociable with Mrs. Walter Phillips,
Friday, Apr. Sd. Warm sugar will be
served in the afternoon.
The funeral services of Mrs. Corliss
were held yesterday. She was woman
much loved by all who knew her and her
loss will be felt in this community.
Mrs. Moses Root and Mrs. Templeton
are visiting friends here.-Rev. Mr.. Jen-
ne was here last week, and the difficulty
between him and w. F. Clark was AMIGA
bly, settled.
Quite large number of friends called
on J. o. Drew and wife to celebrate their
thirty-fifth marriage anniversary. All
enjoyed good time. The presents were
nice.
j. P. Ellis has purchased a watch dog
that weighs 113 pounds and duly installed
him in his store as guardian in chief.
We shall hear of no more burglaries in
this village.
'Winter fingers in the lap of spring
Snow has fallen on 81 days and rain on
10 days since the beginning of the present
year, with uninterrupted good sleighing
for one hundred and eleven days.
Mason Post will hold public exercises
at M. E. church on the evening of April
6, at 80 O'Clock, in honor of the 25th
anniversary of the organization of the
G. A. r. There will be music, speeches,
recitations, etc.
Our modern Nimrod, Shedd, was on
the war path last week with his gun and
hounds, and woe to the fox or rabbit that
crossed his path. We have listened to
the stories of many old hunters, but when
Shedd comes down to McGafey's grocery
of an evening and relates his exploits in
hunting it puts everything in the shade
that we ever read or heard of. He can
not be beaten.
West Glover.
frankie Beach has been alarmingly ill
with the Group.
Fred Sisco started for Sisco, Florida,
the 9th inst
Mrs. Emma Richmond from Newport
is in town.
Harlow Bates is back for sugaring.-
B. M. Lewis is home from taking care of
his brother
bloom which has a stem forty-four inches
in length and has had lis blossoms and
now has sixty buds.
Mr.. Elihu Wright whose sickness has
been mentioned, died Tuesday, March
"a In his death the Congregational
church loses one of its oldest and efficient
members. He leaves an aged wife, one
daughter and two sons, one, the Rev.
Reuben Wright, missionary in the far
West, to mourn his loss. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Knowlton hf Greensboro.
GreenSDOrO.
Arthur Hill is engaged to work fol-
Henry Hill the coming season. He has
moved his family there.
Mrs Dr.Kinney is away visiting friends
at her old home. Mrs. Ada (Melvin)
Simmons is visiting her father, d. C.
Melvin.
Taking testimony before w. D. Crane
master in the Delano VS.. Austin chancery
case, is again continued = this time tC
April IS.
Sickness seems to be incrcasing-Jen
ME Crane with measles. Mrs. Remission
Johnnie Cortuer, and S. p. Pinney wer,
quite sick last week.
Equitable" is a noticeable thing ovel
the door of Randall & Cranes store anC
we police that a number of Equitable
cigars are being smoked.
David Wiley and wife are engaged t.
work at the Maplewood stock farm, bu
are deferred from entering on their ell
gagement on account of measles, boil
being sick with them.
Holland.
L. r. Tabor and family started 70
Kansas last Friday.
house occupied by Henry Tice wa
destroyed by fire last week.
H..
for 81 400; Luther Page has rented tn
Henry Bryant place.
Mertie Marsh, who will graduate at 81
JohnsburY academy next June, is HON
on vacation.
IraSburGh.
Mrs. Peter Godette died on the 22n
inst.
Hazen Miles works on the town farl
this year.
John Winget goes to Newport to wor
: for Fairbrother.
G. X. Hill has bought the land on tn
west side of the covered bridge on Gov
entry road of Allen Leach.
Aaron Healey smiles over the adver
os II pound girl baby, and Mr.. Bla
/ laughs in one eye over 9 pound girl.
= Annual meeting of the Irasburgh Chees
Factory Co. at town house Tuesda
: evening, Apr. l.
Geo. Beede has leased the court hous
for one year, putting in a new floor, stag
< etc, making fine hail.
e "Above the Clouds" will be presente
at Court House hall on Friday eve, App
| 8, with a laughable farce attachmen
e Home talent.
On Thursday eve the Goth inst, M
u Henry Chaffee and wife were pleasant
), reminded of their wedding anniversa
!. by their neighbors and friends assel
o bling at their home about thirty-tive
number. Cake and coffee were served
!. abundance.
It Geo. Y. Cook, who recently died in tt
h town, had been resident here for six
It of seventy years. He was staunch tel
t perance man, and discarded the use
e tobacco, believing that the tobacco hal
was intemperance,a land that it conduced
liquor drinking.
m Jay.
Lester Recor had hand badly jamm
and thumb dislocated.
Mrs. Nancy Hunt has gone to Greer
boro to spend few weeks
- B. F. Paine has started up his n
which has been idle all winter.