Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-09-12

harmony prevailed during the con ~
test, and we hope that some of on
townsmen will learn that thing over
done is worse that thing half done
and profit by their experience las
Tuesday.
West Glover.
Julia Kelton teaches in Stannard
Mamie Woodland in district No. 6.
George Humphrey and wife took
trip to Sherbrooke last week.
Horace DEMO from Maine spent
few days with his brother, Austin DE
Mo.
The Congregational church had a
addition of five members at their las
4 communion.
Clarence Alien, and his sister, Mis-
Mary Allen, from st. Johnsbury, hav
been visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs, Luther Patterson an
Jack Patterson and wife start fo
Washington, d. c., this week.
Greensboro.
S. B. Calderwood is on the roa
selling meat and buying eggs.
A little son of Frank Pope died yer
suddenly last Sunday morning.
Quite number of our people too
in the Eastern Township fair las
week, and J. d. Black and wife Wen
to the state fair. -
Freeman's nloef yps very quiet
j. D. Wilson IN HS e1ted representa
tive on the ft1t Iot ky Aarge ma
jority. justice ~
man, J. B. Cook, N Rl ~ N
Crane, J. d. Wilson, ilzQ
w. S. Calderwood. - Fl 4 IA
Holland. "A
A daughter and sister are - t6nA
Mrs. VIM. Eaton. #
William Worth was killed in the
Casweu saw mill on the Sd inst. by a
piece of timber thrown by the saw
which struck and penetrated his
breast; he fell dead almost instantly.
Last Friday Frank Demick, who was
working in the same place, came very
near losing his life in the same way.
FIJI. Robbins was elected town rep
resentative by SO majority on the first
ballot. Two years ago, republican
was elected by Is majority, showing a
gain, as the voting, went to the repub-
licans of 20 votes. Our people live
near enough Canada to appreciate the
difference between a Mckinley tariff
and ego as you please" democratic
arrangement.
IraSburgh.
DR.. Stanford is stopping in Montreal
for short time.
Mr.. Arthur Hill of Providence, r..
is stopping in town for few days.
CIV. Wheeler and family are Wis
iting friends in Franklin, Co., ano
Burlington.
Dr. Branch has accepted position
in New York hospital and returned
. to Brooklyn to live.
2 Geo. A. Beede will make cider il
, his mill for customers on Saturday,
$ Sept. 1924 and Oct. 1.
: The Irasburgh Cornet band go t.
r Barton Landing to play for prone
made concert Tuesday, Sept. IS.
g The Misses May and Marie Beau
7 clerk returned to Bradford, Mass.
< this week to continue their studies a
e the Seminary.
$ We understand that DIR. McSwee
:. ney of Glen Falls, N. Y, recen
q graduate of Burlington Medical col
s. lege, is to locate here, also that he Wi
occupy the rooms in E. B. Hill's hous
just vacated by DR.. Branch.
!. Election passed of quietly, and, bar
ring some slight difference of opinio
n in the Interpretation of its provisions
d the Australian ballot was general
pronounced a success. Our peopl
q started in with three candidates TO
, representative, but o. G.. Page with
" drew after the second ballot and job
L. Dodge was elected on the third.
e Moses Lanou had his right leg am
g putated above the knee last Friday
e and is apparently doing as well a
d could be expected. About four week
ago circulation stopped below tn
;. knee. this was followed by gangren
,s which made amputation necessary
v The operation was performed by DR.
" Wright, Skinner, Campbell and Star
y ford. Later: Mr.. Lanou's symptom
have taken an unfavorable turn an
!, he is now considered to be in crit
cal condition.
wv Lowell.
20 The 18th, Dist. Union of L. .. u. !