Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-20

cation in Glover.
Stores hereafter are 60 be closed
early Tuesday and Friday evenings.
Harris Bryant and wife have re-
Gently visited at Chas. Clark's. Mr..
Bryant came from New York some
time ago on account of sickness.
Ezra Jewett, who for long time
past has been an industrious and re i
spected citizen ofthe south part OF this
town, died the 18th inst. at Brattle !
boro. as a result OF apoplexy.
Rev. s. Jenne has purchased a resi- ]
dence at S. Troy and will soon move
there, much TO the disappointment of
friends in town. He is TO form part
nership in the mercantile business
with his brother-inlaw, J. Young.
West Derby.
The donation at f. b. church netted
S44.
Rev. J. r. Franklin preached Sun
day evening on "Alcohol and the Kee \
ley Cure"
The school in the Fish district and
in three rooms of the village school
closed Friday.
Norris Sargent has gone TO thd
Kelley Cure to be cured OF the opium
habit. The 1. o. G.. IT. aid i'm expenses
Miss Georgia White has returned
from East Farnham, p. @. Mabel GayI
bookkeeper at the Peerless factory
spent the Sabbath here.
Floyd Palmer, about five years old
died at the home of his grandfather
Ephraim Clark, Thursday, the 10th
inst. Funeral Saturday.
Chef Brown has moved into FranII
Mitchell's house on Young st. and
Carl Grimes has moved from Barton
Landing into one of Whites tene
ments.
Glover.
Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday af
ternoon of this week. All invited.
Rumor has it that r. f. French ha
rented the Mcclellan store and dwell
ing house.
Charles Smith is suffering with
quinsy sore. Mrs. VIM. Daniels Is o
the sick list.
Mrs. Edith Mcdowell has returne
TO Barnet.-Amy Blodgett is HON
from Manchester.
Carroll A. Davis, having finished h
term of school at Barton, returns Ga
morning to Dartmouth College.
The Earnest Workers will furnia
warm dinners at NJ. T. vestry tow
meeting day for fifteen cents.
The Earnest Workers will give
social and hulled corn supper nc NJ.
vestry, Wednesday afternoon and eN
ening, Feb. %.
West Glover.
May squires goes to Craftsbury
school this spring.
Mrs. Austin DEMO, who has thong
to have been improving, is declinin
Judson Stevens has hired out
Geo. Dow to work i'm his store for
year.
Miss Susie Standish of Springfield
Mass, made a flying visit i'm TOW
last week.
We are having the advantage OF
u oil III
into the Thorp shop, a great co
venience to the locality.
Greensboro.
There is considerable talk of Sta
ley Austin for our next postmastC
G. w. Palmer recently receiv
news of the death of his son, who liv
with a grandfather i'm Derby.
j. B. Cook has the grip. ID. N
coon has been hard sick with liy
trouble, but is reported better.
w. S. Calderwood expects TO All
new store, purchased of S. Hill, W
line of furniture and undertake.
goods.
A horse harnessed TO a sleigh v
found in the door yard Of Mrs. Andr
Jardyne one morning last week, wi
out owner or driver. The next day {
men, claiming to be from Hyde Pa
came along enquiring for the tea
The men appeared TO be all right
the team was surrendered up.
Holland.
Mrs. Colby is dangerously sick.
Gerry Heath is out canvassing
the "Life of the late James @ Blain
The book is selling well.
G. G. Kimball and family OF No
! stra ford N H. are In town visit