Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-26

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madam town near our border, he fell
to the floor in an unconscious and par
TALLY paralyzed condition He is now
in Boston hospital. so
West Derby.
A new boy at DR.. Adams.
Mrs. Horace Hancock has gone to
| Lowell to visit her sister.
The Advents had a Christmas tree
at Mrs. Mark Glover's Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Laura M. Franklin, Thursday p. m.
Mrs. L. M. Franklin's mother, Mrs.
Bickford of Danville, is visiting her.
Mr.. Bishop has rented store of
/ Chas. Magoon and will move his drugs
/ there.
{ Mrs. Rylander has broken up house
keeping and rented her house to
Frank Shaw.
Free Blake expects to move back
on his farm, his tenant having disap
pointed him.
Carl Grimes and wife of Barton
Landing spent Christmas with his
sister, Mrs. Bradley.
Geo. Prue has been suffering for
week past with quinsy sore. Marian
Morse is little better
Mr.. Carr, who has hired the new
store at the corner of Indian PIT. and
Elm streets, is moving in this week.
Dexter Manning, living near the
Advent church, had his leg badly
broken Tuesday, while loading heavy
stone.
J. w. Cousins has moved from the
Sias tenement to Lester Cleveland's
place. Mr.. @. and family spend the
winter further south.
Uncle Marshall Sias' horse ran away
with him few days ago, the wagon
was some damaged, but Mr.. Sias was
not seriously injured.
Amasa Hauver has moved into
Lewis Fish's house, Mr.. Fish boarding
with them.-Mrs. Fish left for Chicago
last week, to spend the winter with a
niece.
The Christmas exercises at the Bap-
fist church Saturday evening passed
off very pleasantly, to the little ones
at least. The cantata 'The Trial of
Santa Claus'', conducted by Prof.
White, proved quite a success with
Will Blake as Good Old st. Nicholas.
Glover.
Ladies' Aid Thursday afternoon.
The Christmas exercises at NJ E.
church were of interest and we'll at
tended.
There was a notable gathering at
L. French's last week, in honor of
his list birthday.
We learn of the marriage of Bert
Cowen and Jessie Norton in La coma,
N. H., and offer congratulations.
Mrs. M. G. Davis has gone to Provi-
dence, r. l., to care for the sick
Mrs. @. S. Phillips spends the holidays
at ST. Johnsbury with relatives.-Geo.
Mcdonald is home on vacation.
West Glover.
pneumonia.
Messrs. Uric and Young started out
with the roller, Dec. %.
James Teller and wife are spending
a few days in Walden and st. Johns
bury.
Farmers in town are just receiving
boi C,1ro,. hO17rtu Y,onnau nathan of
in the season, but proves quite a lift
just the same.
Quarterly meeting services Satur-
day, Dec. 31st, at 300 p. M, at the
West Glover church. Presiding Elder
Hamilton will be present. Good at
tendance requested.
The community was saddened by
the news of the death of Annie Bod
well. Her remains were brought to
Mr.. Nathan Graves, where the funeral
was held last Sabbath. Friends ex-
tend their sympathy.
Irasburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jordan of Boston
are stopping at ]. @. Colton's.
DR.. Hill of Lowell, is looking over
the field with a view of locating here.
Several of our young people are
home from school to spend Christ
mas.
Fred Grant of Hardwick, who pur-
chased his fathers farm several
months since, has now moved here
and will carry on the farm himself.
Lowell
Francis Pronto has moved into the
Coburn house.