Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-03-13

8nember of Alexander Post, wa
Esent and preached very appro
H hte sermon. Comrade White serv
in the late war, in Co. L., 1st VT
valry. Aged SO years.
oy.
B. Whitehouse has gone to La
hia, n. H., to seek employment.
P. Coburn of Clinton, Mass, wa:
town Thursday, calling on his
ends.
go. King has bought Herbert Lewis
lse on Mill st. instead of j. B. Mar
as reported.
f. Brown and wife have returned
m Boston and are stopping with
mother, Mrs. A. Carpenter.
Hrs. EsteIle, who has been stopping
h her daughter, Mrs. Bert Kennis-
is going to IrasDurgh in few
Is.
G.. Goodwin and DIR. F. S. Gray
Re bought out G. P. Story's clothing
Nj re at Newport. Mr.. Goodwin will
re charge.
[. E. Martin has bought, of Giles
knolds, the land recently owned by
P. Buzzell, it includes wood lot,
ture and meadow land price, $1,000.
here will be a sociable at S. S..
nson's Tuesday evening, Mar. IA,
Ter the management of the Willing
rkers, to which a cordial invita-
h is given to all.
nv his community was saddened on
0rning of the death of BERTHE, the Is
rs old daughter of Freeman Far
I'm, which occurred March 1, after
Witness of only three days.
nder the auspices of the village
brovement society, Miss Caroline
Hdock, reader, entertained quite an
Hence very pleasantly Saturday ev-
Ing, Mar. 4, at the Cong. church.
selections were good and highly
breciated.
s. Conant and son visited in Al.
INV last week. = Mrs. A. ]. Stewart
Lowell spent a few days at her
hers, Simon Hitchcock, last week.
Hiss Nancy Farman, who is working
Ehicopee, Mass, was called home
the death of her mother and intends
tay until May l. = Mr.. and Mrs. E.
nipple of Irasburgh, visited at Bert
hnison's last week. = Mrs. Hawley
rasburgh, is spending few days
h her daughter, Mrs. Charles Miles.
Mrs. Warner of Chicopee, Mass,
in town last week. : Stanton
Hchcock has returned home from
bnson on account of illness.
nth Troy.
he women suffragists were out at
IN meeting and exercised whole
ne influence on the masculine ele-
MT.
The town has the credit of voting
largest tax in the county for ex-
hses: 200 per cent. 1t took the full
to transact the business of the
citing.
The democratic patrons of the post
ce recently met in caucus and
minated H. B. Parkhusrt for post
1 ster. 1t remains now to wait till
political ak at Washington sewers
heads Of the poor republicans.
kstfield.
enry Roberts has moved on to the
st Hill.
here were twenty-one deaths in
IN during the year 1892.
! ver one hundred people were
sent at the Martha Washington
Il Party, and a good time was en-
led.
feuben Wright moves to his farm
week. Mr.. Gallup has moved
m the farm to Jehiel Powers farm
Troy.
pajor Josiah CIRCUIT of Derby has
IN engaged to deliver the address
|e on Memorial Day. The people
1 expect an able address.
|lbert Farman has returned from
Lyndon Institute. = Ada Brown
returned from the johnson Nor
school on account of poor health.
1t the Endeavor meeting, Sunday
bit, March 5, Jacob Stebbins, in be-
of his wife, presented fine piano
|p, costing $50. The audience ex-
He'd a rising vote of thanks to Mr..
Mrs. Stebbins.
bStmOre.
II III. Gilman has so far recovered |
10 be out of doors.
w. Rash has taken the job to saw
wv. Barron's stock of logs.
[arvey Perkins has finished lum-
ing and moved back to Evansville.