Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-17
Greensboro.

j. A. Crane went to Boston
week.
The new parsonage is nearly ed
pleted and Rev. Guild is moving I'M
A. @. Chase has the timber cut
foundation laid for a new horse Id
A. S. Calderwood has the Job TO I'D
it next summer.
w. B. Simpsons house caught
recently by some clothing taking
from the stove pipe. A timely
covery saved a large fire.
Greensboro Bend.
Rev. G.. w. Bradlee, pastor OF Gr|
M. E. church, st. Johnsbury, will
liver his popular lecture "Punci
People," at the M. Il. church Wedd
day eve, Oct 10. Admission free. 4
cannot afford TO miss this lecture.
Holland.
A. A. Rummery and VIM. Smith hi
sold their hops for % cents a pound
Benjamin Hall and wife have I'd
to Barnston, p. O., visiting.
There is another case of diphthd
in town. 1t is thought, however, "A
it is not very severe case.
G.. M.Tice is talking of moving o.
his place in Derby known as the d
ter place.
The remains of an infant of Mr..
Mrs. Roy Hall were brought here I'd
West Fitchburg Mass, for burial.
parents of the child were former RI
dents of this town, and they have
sympathy of all who know them.
Irasburgh.
@. w. Wheeler is i'm Boston a
new goods.
VIM. Fisher has sold his house,
Moses White and will give possess
in November.
John Ord is prospecting for gold \
reports finding little of the pure N
ticle in two different places in TO
Miss Hannah Drew, who recer
went to Franklin Falls to work /
hose fsctory, has returned on accoN
of poor health.
Byron Rockwell, who has been
sisting his brother i'm the cheese
tory, has moved into Eugene SINH
house. We understand that both
spend the winter here.
Lowell
Mrs. Wellman is home from her
it to Epping N. II.
John Rudishion has moved into j \
Brahaney's tenement.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. f. Hutchinson VI
chosen delegates to attend the cou
Sunday school convention
at Derby Center Oct. II and -.
Mrs. b. j. Austin and Mr.. All
Austin are the delegates elected To
tend the convention Of the Vern
Christian Endeavor Union at Benni
ton, Oct. 1926.
Preparations are being made for
celebration of Columbus Day In
village Oct. 81. A flag has been
chased and will be raised over
village school building.
Mrs. @. b. Paddleford OF Mon
N. r., Mr.. and Mrs. s. b. Parlxe
Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. III
ing of Boston are i'm town, called
the death OF Mrs. Harding.
Volney Parker and family have 4
greatly afflicted in the loss OF / +.
little boy aged about five weeks.
neral services were held at their
dence Sunday afternoon, Rev.
Granger officiating.
Mrs. Amanda Harding, whose d
casts a gloom over the entire com
nifty, was born in Irasburgh Feb. ~
and was a daughter of the late j;
l.. French. She was married TO Cd
b. Harding Feb. - 1856 and has
for more than twenty five years
earnest, faithful, christian woman
whom it may be truly said "She
done what she could" Rev. A
Smith of Glover and Rev. +. b. Pm
of Irasburgh otliciated. The 50
afflicted family extend their sin
thanks TO the friends for their re
sympathy and assistance i'm this
of trouble.
Newport.
Jessie Holbrook and wife retu
Thursday.
G. p. Story will be at Irasburgh
S-9-1O-11-12, of November, with cl
ing.
S. III. Flint went to Boston Tue
and brought back two horses.
The Bean block is nearly compl
and G. f. Ranney and III. S. Green