Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-06-20


Children's Day, and the great work
the children's pennies are doing in this
broad land. The exercises by the chill
dren, the floral decorations, the singing
by the choir, and the birds, were very
fine and much enjoyed by the audience.
West Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Skinner and Mrs.
c. @. Stevens attended the w. Q. T. u.
at Coventry.
Mrs. Jenness is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. p. Beach.-Mrs. Emma
Richmond spent few days in town.
The Y. P. S. @. e. will have an ice
cream sociable at the church, Thurs
day evening, June 23d. All are invited.
Asa Beach and family took trip to
Lowell to visit a sister and uncle that
reside there.-Mrs. Elida Annis returns
to her home in Albany on account of
sickness.-Mrs. H. Cutler and Mrs.
Henry Cutler go to Peakes Island to
spend a couple of weeks. They will
occupy rooms in Mrs. Wheatley's cot
tage.
Greensboro.
James White raised his large barn
last Thursday.
Several couples from Keene, n. H.,
are boarding at Townsend's.
Work is begun on the Congregational
parsonage. Ashber Perrin is the build
er.
Mrs. P. d. Badger has returned from
Woodbury., where she has been stop
ping for some time.
Rev. Mr.. Guild and wife, Mrs. Crane
and Mrs. w. B. Simpson attended the
convention at Burlington,
June Is.
w. M. Graham was severely hurt,
and a car of sugar he was loading
badly demoralized at the Bend, by
shifting operation.
George Gebbie is repairing his barn.
William E. Hanson is repairing his
buildings by pulling down an old horse
barn and building a new wood shed
and milk room out of the debris.
During the heavy thunder shower
eve, Dea. Marshalrs barn
was struck by lightning and his mare
and colt were killed and another colt
injured. The barn was not particu-
larly damaged.
In the long list of large barns re-
ported in this paper as being built
this season, John w. Wilcox has been
omitted. His father-in-la law, Mr.. God
ding of Burke is doing the work.-Her-
bert Gillis is also moving and enlarg
ing his old barn; and so the evidence
accumulates that some of the farmers
ire prospecting.
Walter Jackson has Just taken down
MS barn, memorable as being the build
ng where the first Sunday school ever
in Vermont held a conven-
n the summer of 1915. The schools in
and Hardwick united with
,he Greensboro school, Colonel Asahel
Washburn being the organizer. Mr..
raised large barn the 10th.
Bend.
Mrs. Willie Graham is no better.
Ivey Rollins has gone to Nashua,
Y. H.
o. G. Cole has bought the Ward lot
n this village.
A. G. Parker's barn was struck by
lightning last Thursday.
III. E. Daniels has bought the Hog
rboem house. e. w. Clark moves TO
south Hardwick.
Rev. G. w. Pierce is making an effort |
o raise money to pay the debt on the
Il. E. Church. We hope he will sue
eed
Quite a large party attended the
avn party last week, Tuesday after
oon and evening. The proceeds were
bout $50, which was paid to the ME.
,hurch Society.
The pile drivers have got their work
on the new coal shed at
his station and the carpenters will
DON begin to put on the timbers and
ring them into line.
Tolman, Simpson & Co. have COM
lenced to build new tenement house
1 this village. Goozey has his
ouse and barn up and covered. G..
lawrence and j. Williams of East
[ardwlck are doing the work.-O. j.
toward has begun on @. MARCHES house
nd barn.
Burnside Post will have a campfire
nd box supper at their Post room on
ne evening of June 22d. Commander
(. w. Pierce will relate his experience
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