Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-03-06

returned TO their home in Nebrasl
F. e. Pope was called TO Canada Il
week to attend the funeral of a sist'
Quite a number OF our best farm,
are taking their milk to McEwei
creamery.
@. l.. Baker has purchased the pla
formerly owned by him, known as d
Geo. Whitelaw farm; price $3.50.
The post office scramble is settli
in this town. Two aspirants i'm
field are circulating their respect
petitions.
Landlord Townsend has continu
his lease on the hotel, thus securi
to the travelling public a flrst-clI
home for the next two years.
Shipped from Greensboro for wd
ending Feb. %; butter trunks,
tubs, 100; cases of eggs, 10; gene|
price for butter "a to % cents.
Our new merchant, +. A. Goodri|
started in March 1, with a full lind
merchandise, such as was kept by /
Porter. We all wish him success
his new calling.
A. Woodmancy, one day last we
broke his neck yoke, with 200 fee
logs on his sled, and the forward
passed over one of his mules VIII
was got out between the sleds.
We learn of the death of Jos
Hale, Esq, of Cedar Rapids, 10
which occurred recently. Mr.. Ha
ancestors came from England in II
and settled in Glastenboro, Conn.
was the only son of Ashubel Hale
moved TO Greensboro in 1897.
Hale, senior, was a very promiT
man In the town and country.
commenced business as a merchar
company with his brother-in-
Ephraim Strong. 1t was i'm the M
loft of their new store i'm Nov.
that the Congregational churc
Greensboro was organized. In
Mr.. Hale and Col. Washburn for
a Sunday school, the first e yer orr
lied and run in the State. Mr..
was a man of influence and did n
for the general good of his town
neighborhood. His son Josiah
born in this town i'm 1910 and mar
! Betsy Huntington i'm 1881. Soon
his marriage he moved TO Iowa, w
he was honored and influential in
affairs of the growing city of @
Rapids. His only sister married
! Edward Clark and died recentl
the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
ther Patterson, in Glover. A Wes
paper in speaking OF the death o
Hale describes him as a most honl
and respected citizen. After a
dence of some years in the cit
moves to a farm where he spe
long and useful life, dying in hi
year.
/ Greensboro Bend.
DR.. Kinney's mother has retu
from her trip to Georgia and is 4
ing house for Mr.. Spears.
We understand that w. S. Ca
wood intends going into the furn
business in the new store bui
Mr.. Hill.
The village school closed n sue
full term on Feb. "a. Miss Shep
the teacher, will remain i'm town I'd
present visiting friends.
Holland.
Willie Hall and Minnie Robbin
attending school at Derby.
Fred Stone has rented Daniel
place for one year and taken pd
sion.
Mrs. Henry Bates died Feb. 27.
has been a long but patient SUI
and has gone to a Christians re-
She was a faithful member O
Methodist church. Her age w /.
years.
Irasburgh.
MI W. DGduGAbAh - ~ III
shooting Indiana ducks.
Mr.. +. A. Buchanan and Mrs. s
ell Stanford are numbered a
those on the sick list.
Miss Nellie Locke is stopping
her brother, Charles,at st. joint
Mrs. Lorraine Mari is visiting q
at Fairfax, VT.
Mrs. Dutton of Concord, n.
caring for her sister, Mrs. NJ
-Myron Phelps is home from
mouth College.
In consequence of the new
and highway laws, town meetir
sumes additional Importance
year. Don't forget that tom
is the day.
The village schools closed a sd
ful term Friday. MIR. Walter /