Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-03

OF Mrs. Ellen Falrchlld of OF Elm ST.,
and is building barn.
An old fashioned corn husking at
Cleveland's last Friday evening, which
was highly enjoyed by those present.
Mrs. Geo. w. Grow goes to Boston
very soon for the purpose of putting
her little crippled son in the hospital
| for treatment.
Matte and Bell Peaslee are spend
ing few weeks with their sister, Mrs.
Niles.
Mrs. A. J. White gave party Sat-
urday for her little daughter, inviting
seventy five little folks. 1t would be
hard to find happier crowd.
Steve Upstone got his hand badly
hurt at the mill last week. - Willie
Rylander, who was hurt in much the
same way is at work again.
Lewis Davis and Minnie Grey are
both quite i'll at the home of Chas.
Folsom on Elm st. - Mrs. M. G.. Will
liams is more comfortable.
Our summer visitors are returning
to their city homes, Mrs. Cora Barn
ard, Mrs. Gertrude Ball and Mrs. Ma
bel Spires and children are leaving this
week.
Mary Lockhart is visiting her brother
George. = Orrin Sias is clerking at
the Newport House. = Walter Crazier
has gone to New Hampshire to work
in paper mill.
Mr.. o. Rouke of North Derby has
moved into one of A. j. Whites tene-
ments, Mr.. Wilson in the other. -
Fred Webster has rented David KEEL
ley's new house on School st.
Mrs. Laurilla Goodsell who wander
ed from her home at g. p. Fuller's a
week ago Wednesday, was found in
Alfred Gaines barn last Wednesday in
very weak condition, having been
there week without food. She has
been insane for some time.
Glover.
Will and A. E. Leonard have gone
to Chicago. Will enters college there.
Andrew Walcott has hired ID. Chase
of ST. Johnsbury to work in the grist-
mill.
j. Gilbert has rented a tenement of
A. Nj. Randall and will take posses
sion soon.
w. McNeal of Sheffield has bought
the mail route and express business of
G. s. Whitney.
Geo. Mcdonald, son of Rev. j. Nc
Donald, has gone to Wesleyan Col
lege, at Middletown, Conn.
Ernest Partridge has bought the
place formerly owned by Reuben
Jones, and will move there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Mcclellan have
gone to Iowa to visit Mrs. Soule.-
Mrs. J. E. Dwinell is spending a week
in Barnet
On account of the Fair at Barton, the
regular meeting of Mason Post will be
postponed one week, and will be held
on Thursday, Oct. 13.
The members of the Epworth
League will hold social meetings this
week, at the So. Hill school house,
Tuesday evening, Oct 4, and at the
Wright school house Friday evening,
Oct. z. Bring Gospel Hymns.
West Glover.
A girl baby at John p. Urie's.
Lyman Barber is quick sick with the
prevailing sore throat distemper.
Mrs. Charles Cutler has vacated her
house and Mr.. Aldrich will move into
it. She will make her home with her
son, Charles.
Geo. Dow wished to get new and
interesting advertisement into this
issue of the MONITOR but failed. Look
for it next week. Meanwhile call in
and see for yourselves.
Greensboro.
L. A. Jackson and Mrs. G. l.. Baker
are on the sick list.
A large number of witnesses were
summoned to Newport last week to
testify in the Bedell trial.
Mrs. Peter Rodgers of Danville, who
formerly lived in this town is very
sick and her recovery is doubtful
The property at the Hanson auction
sold remarkably high, COWS selling as
high as thirty dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Cuthbertson,
recently married, have the good wish
es and congratulations of many
friends.
Mrs. j. Mccoy of New York is visit
ing friends here and at Danville.-Mrs. |
B. F. Badger of Danville is also visit