Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-09-26
Ned Young and Mrs. S. N. French

The Ladies' Aid society meet next
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Dennis, employed by j. Nc
Lellan, moves into the Walter Gray
tenement.
Rev. F. G. Leonard closes his SER
vices here and returns to Canton the
illogical school this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Simonds have re-
turned from their visit to relatives.
Glad to see them back.
Parties from Boston contemplate
building house by Stone Pond this
week, and more are to go up soon.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright, recently married. Mrs. Wright
will remain with her father, Henry
Davis, Mr.. Wright returning to the
city.
j. Holmes is painting and putting
new blinds on his house. Charles
Mcclellan is shingling and otherwise
repairing his house. = John Mcclellan
is putting on iron roofing.
The members of the Epworth
League will hold social meetings this
week, at So. Hill, Wednesday even
ing, and at w. Glover school house,
Friday evening. Bring Gospel Hymns.
West Glover.
Mrs. Olin Skinner and children
started last Wednesday for their home
in Kansas.
chusetts has been visiting her relatives
here; they and a few friends reminded
her that Sept. 21st. was her birthday
by pleasant gathering and suitable
presents.
Mrs. Harvey Skinner has been very
sick. = Mrs. DEMO who has been a
long time on the sick list, is thought
to be improving. = Mrs. Jenness has
so far recovered from her long illness,
as to return to her home in Barton.
Greensboro.
Our summer boarders are commenc-
ing to leave town.
Mrs. D. B. Hunter is very sick, if
she is alive, at this writing.
Moses w. Silver whose sickness has
been mentioned died last Wednesday.
Hon. B. I'll. Randall formerly of this
town, now of Minnesota, has been
visiting friend here and at Danville.
Doctor and Mrs. Kinney left here
the 18th, inst. for Washington to be
gone four weeks. They attended the
G. A. r. meeting.
w. w. Goss expects to leave town
the first week in October. Perrin
Bros. have rented his boarding house
and will take possession when he
leaves.
Mrs. Augustus Goodrich, while Wis
iting at j. A. Cranes, fell and broke
her arm, both bones just above the
wrist. DR.. Bailey set the bones, and
although an aged lady, she is doing
well.
Irasburgh.
William Fisher receives an increase
in pension and something over two
hundred dollars back pay.
The July cheese dividend was pass
ed out Saturday. The sales ranged
from to 10 cents per pound.
Remember Horace Story's auction
on Friday next, who sells 81 COWS,
lot of young stock, his dairy tools, etc.
Special communication at Central
Lodge, No. 81, F. and A. M, Tuesday
evening, Sept. 81. Work on the third
degree.
There will be a Whittier memorial
service at the Cong. church, Sunday
evening, Oct 2, under the auspices of
the Y. P. S. @. E.
The Y. P. S. G. E. will give a pump
kin pie and observation social in the |
vestry of the Cong. church, Wednes- I
day evening, Sept. %.
An insane tramp has been about I
town of late causing considerable
fright among the people. He is, doubt
less, harmless, though quite nui-
sance.
Bert Holbrook spent a portion of
his vacation at home last eek.-Mos-
es White went to Three Rivers, P.Q.,
last week to attend his brothers. fun
eral
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
will give an entertainment and chick
en- pie supper on Friday evening Sept.
80. The ssold LADIES' in costume will
read, sing and knit. There will also
be music by the band. Tickets to en-
tertainment and supper, 25 cents.
The wedding bells were ringing mer