Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-13

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= Frank Shaw has moved to New
Hampshire and Mr.. Nc Kensie has
moved from the Burt house to the ten
ement thus vacated. = J. Bailey has
moved to North Derby and will work
for Scion Jackson.
A Farrell family living J. Whit
ney's, is in restitution. The mother
is dead, the father has been i'll for six
weeks, and with his five small children
suffered both cold and hunger. Since
their condition became known much
has been done to relieve them. The
L. Legion give an entertainment this
! (Monday) evening for their benefit.
Glover.
E.H.Nye aud wife are in town. Mrs.
Nye is somewhat improved in health.
Much sympathy is felt here for Mr..
Mrs. J. e. Dwinell in the death of their
eldest daughter, Mrs. III. r. Cutler.
The schools taught by Amy Part
ridge and Helen Percival close this
week. The term has been a profitable
one.
Charlie Grey, for some time i'll, is
confined to the bed. DR.. Skinner was
called last week as council. - William
Holloway and wife are both in quite
feeble health.
Hugh Carr went to Manchester,
N. I'll. last Wednesday with a car load
Of goods for G.. A. Carr. Guy has hired
a house and gone to housekeeping.
Roy Christie has gone to Lowell,
Mass, in search of work. - Johnnie
King is expected home soon. = Mrs.
Albert Abbott has returned from her
visit to Boston.
The friends Of Mrs. Bessie Gamer
ON Cleveland who lives in Nebraska,
will be panied to learn that she got
kicked in the face by a horse, break
ing her upper jaw bone and hurting
her otherwise. She is doing as well
as could be expected.
West Glover.
Ernest Baker and wife are away to
New York, for visit to Mrs. Bakers
mother Mrs. Guy Carr has gone to
Manchester.
Mr.. Nye of West Charleston has
taken the N.C.Ufford farm and moved
there.-The Guy Carr farm has come
into the possession of Mrs. Whipple
of Sugar Hill, N. III. Her son, Sam
Vance of So. Albany, will look after
| it.
Holland.
School in district No. 4, taught by
Myra ]. Gray, closed Jan. Is. Scholars
| having no absences are: Bernice
Wheeler, May and Roy Hull, Hattie
and Freddie Parker; Minnie Osgood
was absent one day and Grace Tabor
one and one half days. There were
no tardy marks during the term of
fourteen weeks.
Irasburgh.
Mr.. Levi Thompson is stopping with
his son, the judge, for short time.
Mr.. Arthur Hill of Providence, r. l.,
is in town looking after horses and
hay.
0ldI W BEG 1iSlSHbOA AuSOlAA 81 AsAl
convalescent as to be able to go out
again.
Rev. Mr.. Pinkerton occupied the
Cong. pulpit yesterday morning and
Rev Mr.. Phelps went to Albany to
assist in a baptismal and communion
service.
DR.. r. III. insolvency returned from
his visit to New York accompanied by
newly acquired bride. Congratula
tions and best wishes are extended.
The public meeting of the w. G. T.
U. last evening was marked success.
While the exercises were good, the
address by Judge Thompson was ex-
cellent, replete with Information, good
suggestions and characteristic of his
high reputation as a speaker.
The condition of Mrs. Geo. B.Brews
ter, who has been a great sufferer for
long time, took a decided change
for the worse about a week since and
for time her life was despaired of,
but at last accounts she was better
and her many friends were more
hopeful.
DIR. L. e. Brewster and family of
Boston are in town.-Miss Viola Ches-
ley of Lyndon is stopping with Miss
Myra Taplin. Mrs. Byron Downing
of Bristol, VT, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. E. Templeton.-Rev. Newton
of Johnson, VT, made us a short visit
last week.
Miss Hattie Austin closed her sec
On1 Term of GohoO1 in tba Kid6ar dis