Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-08-15

Mrs. Walter Phillips mas FIVE city
boarders in her home.
Nathaniel Drew, an aged citizen, is
very sick and not expected to recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Lewis are re-
joicing over the birth of a son, born
August 8.
There was a pleasant anniversary
gathering at James Walkers last Sat
urday evening.
AFRO Williams and family have gone
to Mortified to spend few days
among relatives there.
West Glover.
Arthur Gilmore, Gabriel Patterson
and Asa Beach are having the De La
val separator put into their diaries.
@. S. Conant and family are spend
ing his vacation here stopping with
Mrs. Commits sister, Mrs. Geo. Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller and children of
Montpelier, are visiting at Chas. Hib-
bard's.-Mrs. HI. Butterfeld of Top
sham, has been here visiting her aged
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Asahel Boswell, long time resident,
died on Thursday last, after an illness
of several months. He was a steady,
Industrious citizen. He leaves an
aged wife and one daughter.
Greensboro.
An excursion party went from here
to Magog last week.
Byron Cate and family from Nashua,
N. H., are visiting here.
Moses w. Silver is very low, if alive
he cannot live but short time.
Mrs. G. Campbell and daughter from
New York City, are expected here
this week. We will be glad to see
them as she has a great many friends
here, having formerly lived here.
Holland.
There are several cases of diphthe-
ria in town: A. A. Rumery has four
children sick with it, and VIM Smith
one. Mrs. A. E. Waterman has just
died with it.
Mrs. Chandler of Mass, a daughter
of VIM. Eaton, is visiting at her faith
er's. = Jennie and Ira Huntoon of
New York have returned home after
few weeks visit. - Mrs. Dollie Gran
dali of Lowell Mass, is visiting her
brother, VIM. Armstrong. She was
former resident of this town.
IraSburgh.
Mrs. Moses White has gone to Holy
oke, Mass, for short visit.
Mark Drew reached home Friday
night and will remain for short va
cation.
t. G. Fisher is the patentee of a new
method of decending ladders. The
trade mark is bandaged head.
There will be union gospel tenn
perance meeting at the Nj. E. church .
Sunday evening, Aug. 21, under the
auspices of the w. G. T. U.
The democratic caucus for the pur
pose of nominating candidates for
representative and justices will be
held at the Irasburgh House, Saturday
evening, Aug. 20.
The republican town committee
have warned a caucus for Friday
evening, Aug. 26, at O'Clock to place
in nomination a town representative
and list of justices of the peace.
Owing to the severity of the storm
Wednesday evening, the political adj
dress of M. w. Farman was post
poned. 1t will probably be given in
connection with the flag raising which
will take place before long.
We cannot speak too highly of the
recitations givenby Mr.. George Kier-
nan of Burlington, and as the night
was stormy shall try to secure him
for an entertainment to be given next
week by the Epworth League. His
work showed the true artistic instinct.
His dialectic rendering in humorous
selections is rarely excelled. He was
equally at home with the Dutchman,
Irishman or negro, show
ing clear perception in character study.
In rendition of the pathetic, equally
true to nature.
Jay.
Frank Ariel has moved into the r.
Allard house.
Mrs. Patch of Fletcher and Mrs.
Chase of Essex are visiting friends in
this place.
H. G. Banister has decided to re-
build his mill, which was burned some
time since.
Miss Lou Austin is at home attend
ing her mother.-S. @. Wood and wife
of Lowell, Mass, are here visiting her