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

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Rotus Glines has closed his house
and moved on to the old Glines farm.
P. S. Robinson has commenced
building on School St., opposite the
school house.
Mr.. Foulkes has returned to Mass,
with his family, Uncle jerry Glines
accompanying them.
ssAunt Polly" Sawyer went last
week to Jefferson, n. H., to spend the
winter with daughter.
Mrs. Cummings and Mrs. Sutton,
who have been visiting at Geo. Danes,
returned to Lowell last week.
Fred Porter Jr., moves from I'll. D.
Davison's tenement to the Dennison
farm on the Lake road, this week.
Chas. M. Traverse and wife of
Manchester, N. H., have been visiting
their sister, Mrs. Marcia Williams.
J. R. Aiken goes to Newport to live
soon.-O. w. Ryder and family COM
mence housekeeping Immediately.
The L. L. A. will give a masquerade
promenade at Magoon's Hall, Friday
evening, Oct. 18th. All come and
mask.
M. III. Bradley has raised the roof to
the ell of his house, and put on We
randa, which greatly improves the
looks of his house.
Our village is visited by some thing
very like the grip. The most serious
ly afflicted is ''Grandpa" Dawson, who
is SO years old and very i'll.
Last Thursday Miss Tilla Hunt,
while at work in the Overall factory,
run the sewing machine needle
through her finger making a very
painful wound.
S. Moranville has purchased of Mr..
Hunt the place just above Henry
Raymo, and is finishing the house.
He intends to get into it this week.-H.
S. Mott will move into his new house
on Indian PIT. Street next week.
A serious accident occurred Satur-
day. Uriah Norton, 80 years old, was
at the saw mill for lumber, while near
the saw, slipped and fell striking his
hand on the saw, cutting it SO badly
that it made amputation necessary.
1t is feared he will not survive the
shock.
L. L. Greenleaf, who was badly hurt
at the grist mill last week, being
caught between the grain wagon and
platform crushing several ribs and in
flicting other injuries, is recovering
more rapidly than was thought pos
sible. A. S. Drew is taking his place
in the mill.
Orrin Magoon, for many years
resident of this village, had one foot
so badly crushed by the cars, We'd
nesday afternoon, as to necessitate
amputating the main part of the foot.
Much sympathy is felt for him, which
was proven by the immediate collec-
ton of about $4,000 paid him in his
trial. He is now doing as we'll as
could be expected.
Glover.
A new baby at Willard Trips.
The Smith girls are home from the
Mountains.
James McFarlain is raising up his
house anticipating it.
Adjourned meeting OF Mason w. r.
G. Thursday, the 18th, inst, at usual
! hour.
Quite number were called to New
port Friday to attend Carl Walcotts
law case.
Joel Christie and wife have moved
in with, and will care for Mrs. Sias
King, who is quite feeble.
Frank Taylor is in town looking
over his property here.-Mr. Hills of
Canada made us a short visit.
During the thunder storm Monday
morning, lightning struck the barn of
Austin Rich doing considerable dam
age.
E. A. Norton recently had narrow
escape from a serious carriage acct
dent. B. Pratt caught his horse just
in season to prevent a collision with
another team.
The members of the Epworth League
will hold social meetings this week at
the South Hill school house, Tuesday
evening, Oct. 18th, and at West GLOW
er school house, Friday evening, Oct.
! IA.
@. S. Phillips has COW from which
in one week in Aug. he made pounds
of butter, sold 33 quarts of milk and
quarts of cream, besides what was
used in family of four person during
the week Who beats?