Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-07-24
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Miss Jennie Bates of Hartland il
visiting at p. S. Robinson's.
Rev. Mr.. Rogers will preach at the
Chapel, Sunday at 3 O'Clock.
Miss Martha Peasley is very sick
with typhoid fever at her sisters al
Fitch Bay.
A. w. Blodgett was called to East
Charleston Saturday by the serious
illness of his mother.
Rev J. r. Franklin exchanged yes
terday with Rev. N. w. Wilder OF
Derby Center.
A Mr.. Gay has moved from the
Parker House in the Hollow into a
Tucker tenement on Elm st.
Will Murray and VIM. Worth are
painting their homes. The Taylor
Block is also being painted.
The w. G. T. U. will meet next
Thursday at 2:3O p. m. with Mrs. EN-
ma E. Sawyer. Good attendance de-
sired.
Mrs. @. E. Niles with her sister, Mrs
w. w. Griswold and child of Usage,
Iowa, visited at Mrs. Emma E. Saw
yer's last week.
Rev. S. A. Parker, Universalist State
Missionary, was in town last week;
he preached in the Chapel Sunday and
organized a Christian Union of young
people.
Glover.
Birdena Hall has gone to Manches-
ter to work.
We learn of fine serious illness of
Lindol French.
Mr.. J. Gilbert has purchased farm
in Albany owned by j. Holmes.
DIR. and Mrs. Harland Hill of Lowell
were in town last week on visit.
West Glover.
Rev. Grimes and daughter are
boarding at HI. Lewis.
Mrs. Caleb Clark, from Mass, is Wis
iting at her fathers, William Wylie.
Sam. Vance has bought the Guy
Carr farm, where he moved a short
time since.
Mr. and Mrs. Abbott have just re-
turned from their visit to ST. Johns
bury.
Albert Young has been moving and
his barn and doing quite an
job.
D. B. Hunter has purchased the
Mrs. Bugbee house. Reported price
$500. II. G. Page has bought the |
Mrs. Morton house in the village. |
Price 1925.
James ellis and his son Lewis from
Western Missouri have been visiting
ere. His son Lewis is In poor health.
-Jabez Sawyer of Boston is stopping
n town visiting friends.
Some of our dairy men who have
ontracted their butter to parties in
Tashua for fancy prices, are beginn-
1g to worry some about their pay.
ONE are in from $50 to 5000, and
hey have sent their accounts to an
gent to collect.
Mrs. Robert Richie while driving
} the village last Friday, collided with
0me fishermen and her horse took
light and threw her from the buggy
nd her collar bone was broken and
ne sustained several other injuries.
was almost wonder that she was
OF killed outright.
[OllanU.
Alfred Davis is building an addition
} his house.
A. E. Lewis has bought the Simmons
ace for $3.50. = Walter Judd has
ought the Henry Hussey place be-
nging to the late Dudley Davis.
George Ames, son of M. l.. Ames,
as recently badly hurt by being
ampled upon by vicious horse. He
gaining, and it is expected that he
i'll soon recover. 3
The remains of the widow of the
tie Rev. Moses Pattee were brought
former resident of this town. mo. c
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:
Will Schofield, a former Irasburgh
", was in Itown with his newly ac- l
Tired bride last week.
& Locke's ad.reached us too
To for this week. Meantime they :
mt all the fresh raspberries they can =
t.
Stephen Shepard has gone to Troy, .
Y, where he has good situation Z
work for telephone company. His