Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-02-22
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inst of pneumonia, at Smiths Mills,
Que. His body was brought here for
burial. Funeral services at F. B. church
Wednesday, J. R. Franklin, pastor.
Glover.
Fannie Drew has gone to Lowell,
Mass, to work for Irwin Robinson's
people.
The next meeting of the w. @. t. u.
will be held at the Cong. vestry
March 1st.
Mrs. Fred Cheney and daughter,
Ruth, have returned to their home in
Manchester, N. H.
E. B. Phillips and son, Louie, made
brief visit here recently Louie will
remain till May.
The w. r. G. will serve warm din
ners town meeting day, in their rooms
at the Union House.
Warm Dinner will be served in the
Congregational vestry, town meet
sng day, for 15 cents.
Miss Amy Partridge finished very
successful term of school in the An
derson district last Friday.
Lydia Ann (Jones) Bartlett is in
town visiting friends, also Wright
Ayres and daughter Bertha.
Mr.. Pelow has his new house finish
ed so he has moved into it; his son
Bert cut his foot quite badly few
days since.
Mrs. Frank Fuller was called to
Northfield to attend the funeral of her
mother Since then they have moved
there to live.
Mrs. G. S. Parker is visiting at St.
Johnsbury .-Miss Kittie Drown is
spending few days with Mrs. Edith
DwinelD Mcdowell at Barnet.
We are pleased to notice the mar
riage, in Boston, Feb. 26, of r. @.
French and Miss Hannah Mcclellan,
both of this place. Accept our con-
gratulations.
The annual sociable of Ladies' Mite
Society at Institute Hall, Friday af-
noon and evening, Feb. 26. Supper
from till T. Entertainment, can
Evening with the Poets.'
Mrs. Sheldon was 20 years old last
Thursday, and made party inviting
her relatives. They made her some
presents, among which was a very
nice lamp. She is very smart for one
of her age.
To Of Txrn6nnuil1n will Loot
ure for the benefit of the w. r. @. at
Institute Hall Saturday evening, Feb.
81. There will also be choice music,
recitations and promenade. Those
holding lecture course tickets are re-
quested to present them.
Greensboro.
T. w. Glib bic recently sold hisLam-
bert colt to Montpelier parties for
1925, as reported. They match the
colt up with one bought of Geo. How
ard and get very fancy team.
Holland.
A A. Elliott is dangerously sick.
Benz. Hall has sold his farm to his
son Lell, with a lease back.
There has been a great amount of
sickness here with grip, but only one
has died from it.
Roy Hall of Mass. visits in town.
Mrs. Clark of Richford, who has been
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Barber, has returned, taking her
granddaughter with her.
Irasburgh.
Mark Drew will go to Boston about
the first of March to work for an un-
Gle in the grocery business.
B. LaJenness has bought bakery
at Knowltonville, P. O., and employs
help to run it. He would like to sell
his real estate here and move there.
Our people extend cordial invita-
ton to all to attend the Musical Con-
vention, Thursday and Friday, Mar.
8 and 4. Singers and musicians en-
tertained free.
Some of our literary people are pre-
pairing a comedy, Between Two
Fires" which will be given at Court |
House hall on Friday evening, Feb.
26. Supper will be furnished at the
Irasburgh House, followed by dane
ing.
Last Tuesday as Frank Larrabee
was passing the cheese factory, he
fell from his load under the horses |
feet and the sled passed over him.
Fortunately no bones were broken,
and what might have been a far more
serious mishap, proved to be rather