Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-30

DR.. Kinney is recovering from an
injury to his wrist received several
weeks ago, so he is now able to attend
to his patients.
VIM. ingalls, and wife, A. @. Chase
and VIM Drew returned from the
Worlds Fair last week, well pleased
with their trip.
James McEwen of Craftsbury con
templates putting in separator near
@. A. Goodrich's, which will be a
great convenience to dairymen.
Hiram Jordan, who has been very
sick with pneumonia, is beginning to
ride out Willie Jackson, who has
been very sick with pneumonia fol-
lowed by bilious fever, is improving
slowly.
The Scotch entertainment, given by
the Ladies' Aid at the Cong. church
on Friday eve, was thoroughly enjoy
ed by all present. Our singers were
we'll prepared with a good varie ty of
Scotch songs and ballads, and Rev. Mr..
Moody OF Craftsbury kept the audi
ence well interested in his selections
from the best Scottish authors. Mr..
Moody renders his mother tongue
with a genuine brogue and is fine
reader.
Holland.
A series OF meeting are being held
at the M. E. church with good re-
suits.
Harris Bryant has gone to New
York, where he is engaged in the ice
business.
The Geo. H. Tice saw mill was
burned on the night of Oct. 26, with
out insurance.
Pleasant entertainment at the town
hall by the Ladies' Aid Society, and
net proceeds of $3.50
Irasburgh.
See Wheeler and Locke's clothing
ad.
Geo. Russell closes the cider, mill
Nov. 10.
Several of our citizens "took inn
the excursion to Boston last week.
Geo. Hill went to Providence last
week, accompanied by his son, Bur-
ney, and nephew, Arthur.
The w. @. I. U. will meet with Mrs.
o. w. Locke next Wednesday after
noon at half past two o'clock.
G. w. Wheeler and family went di-
rectly to Enosburgh Saturday, when
on their way home from Chicago, to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Wheeler'D
only brother, Mr.. George Nichols.
Lowell ta.d 'aA tsf r.
Martin Emery is quite sick.
The town "fathers" are fixing up
things in the cemetery.
The remains of Mrs. Potter have
been taken up and moved to Fairfield.
Francis Pronto has moved on to his
farm, and Charley Pronto into the Co
burn house.
Vol. Parker and his two little boys
went partridge hunting last Saturday,
and when less than a mile from the
village routed up and killed an cid
bear.
V. NJ. Parker and wife and Henry
Harding have gone to Boston; Roy
Stannard to Burke, and Ross Kins-
ley to n. II. Wilma Durivage |
has gone to Bradford to work at dress
making.
Grand Councillor a. l.. Aldrich of |
West Burke and Rev. S. G.. Lewis of
Newport Center will meet those in
in temperance work at the
Baptist church in Lowell, Tuesday
eve, Nov. z. All invited.
Morgan.
Friends from Franklin Co. are Wis
ting Henry Rood.
Parties are now offering 80 cts.
bushel for potatoes.
Mrs. Abram Gray was expected
home from Chicago Oct. &c.
Geo. Cobb has rented his farm and
moved in with his father.
Myron Brainard will board with Mr..
Burrup and attend school this winter.
Mrs. o. r. Moulton is at e. Charles
ton visiting her mother while her
husband is at the Fair.
Rev. Wilder from Derby preached
Oct. % in exchange with our pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Knowles.
There have been two men here from
Canada looking for beef cattle, but
they find them very scarce.
G.. L. Taylor is clerking for O. 1.
Moore, while he attends the Worlds