Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-11-14

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children to mourn her loss.
Lewis Davis and Chas. Folsom move
this week into their new house of
Elm Std Bodwell from Barton has
purchased Chas. Cade's house on Ma
pie ST., and takes immediate posses
sion. T. f. Johnson, who has occupied
it, goes to-day into the Livingstone
house on School st.
Glover.
Irwin Walker is laid up with cut
on his hand.
/ w. A. Merriam has rented one of
his farms to B. Wilson.
Mrs. ID. S. Young had the misfor-
tune to fall and break her arm.
r. E. French and wife are home
Mrs. M. @. Davis has returned from
S. Reading.
Mr.. Hunter has erected a large
granite monument in his burial lot,
Mr.. Gates of Newport doing the work.
There were eighteen men in Glover
who voted last Tuesday, whose united
ages were 1867 years. All but two
voted for Harrison. They were head
ed by Uncle Enoch Simonds. who is
in his Goth year and has voted the re
publican ticket since the election o f
John @. Adams.
West Glover.
Samuel Vance, an aged citizen, is
seriously ill.
Mrs. HI. Cutler is improving from
her late sickness.
Sumner Pinney of Greensboro has
commenced a singing school here.
John Smith has bought the place
known as the Hugh Carr farm.
There will be preaching at the Cong.
church next Sunday at the usual hour.
Greensboro.
John Gebbie has returned from
Mass. G.
Geo. Simpson from Conn.,, is here
visiting friends.
H. S. Tolman has his new house
almost ready for occupancy.
Mrs. Cheever and her son Dustin
have gone to Walden to reside.
David SpIer recently had his hand
mangled in threshing machine gear.
Peter Gravlin has moved from the
Rabbit tenement into the one vacat-
ed by d. B. Hunter.
Irasburgh.
Joseph Lanou purchased the Har-
low Foss farm for $4,000, and will
move there at once.
Miss Ashland, assistant post mis-
tress, has closed her labors here and
goes away this week.
George, son of Cyrus Metcalf, had
the misfortune to break a leg last
week. Geo. is worthy young man
and has the sympathy of his many
friends.
Miss Margaret Thompson is stop
ping at St.Johnsbury for short time
Mrs. Jennie X. Herbert and daugh
tiers of Coventry, visited friends in
town last week.-Wm.P France Of Mass.
is visiting his brothers, John and Da-
vid.
Harlow Foss and family expect to
start for California Dec. 9th. They
will remain in Chicago one week. Mr..
Foss has long been a resident of this
town, has held various town offices,
and himself and family have been
useful members of society and value d
helps to the Cong. church. While
their friends regret their decision to
leave, they extend a sincere wish that
they may find happiness and pros
perity in their future home.
Lowell
G. Barree has moved into his house
in the village.
Rev. Mr. Merrill, State Secretary,
preached at the Cong. church Nov. 8.
Rev. l. P. Chase and the Presiding
Elder are holding meetings every
evening at the hollow.
Andy Cello and j. Reynolds have
bought Ferdinand Sawyer's household
furniture and fixings, and hired the
hotel for year.
George Chamberlin has bought Gee
Watson's place in the village and is
advertising for another rib. Watson
goes on to his timber land for the
present.
Morgan Center
The sick ones are improving.
Lansford Griffin has moved into
Mr. Maplesden's house.
Wilmer Elliott and Miss Susie Bry
ant were married last week. Their
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