Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Cowen OF Laconia are
visiting Mt Il. A. Nortons
W. 1. Robbins has moved into Mrs.
l.. z. Leonard's tenement.
Mira. James Walker has gone 20
Manchester, N. H., TO have her eyes
treated.
The Ladies Mite Society will NICE
at j. Il. Dwinell's Friday afternoon
and eve, Nov. "a.
Annual Inspection OF the w. r.. q.
on Thursday,the 23d, at Che usual hour
and place. Members please take no.
tice.
The young folks Christian Union
will hold their first meeting Sabbath
eve, Nov. 20, at the South church. Am
invited.
The Earnest Workers will hold their
next sociable with Mrs. Edwin Rich
ardson, "Wednesday afternoon and
evening, Nov. %. All cordially invited.
Frank Day had tho misfortune 60
break his collar bone, DR.. Dow Is car
ing for the injury. - Mr.. Bogue, an
aged gentleman, was thrown from n
loaded team last week and was badly
injured, though no bones were broken.
West Glover.
Singing schools began last Friday,
S. p. Pinney teacher.
Mrs. David Cameron, who has been
quite sick, is improving. -Francenla
Aldrich is failing.
Fred Foss, who was recently mar
ried to Miss Laura Bickford, has
bought Mr.. Burke's farm In Albany.
He takes possession in the spring.
Mrs. Fannie Standish, who has been
spending the summer here, was sum-
moned home to Springfield, Mass, on
account of the sickness OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Eliza Chapman.
Greensboro.
Del Caswell has Como TO wostford
on q visit
Jack Drown has large force OF men
at work in the woods.
Mrs. Jewett Wiley has been maxi
ing a short stop in this and other
towns, from her home In Duxbury.
Mass.
The scholars in the Anderson dis
trict presented their teacher, Miss
Lang, with fine ring at the close OF
the fall term OF school.
One of the pleasantest events OF the
past week was the marriage OF Miss
Mae Austin to Jed Clary. May happi-
ness attend them i'm their married
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chesley have
sold their farm TO N. b. Payne and
gone TO West Concord TO live with
their youngest daughter, Mrs. 4. Il.
Wyman. They were good nelghbors
and will be missed.
Our fish warden, DIR. KIM ely, acting
under instructions from the state Ash
commissioners, lis trying TO protect the
fish in our lake, as well as 90 aid the
fish industry in other waters. II seems
as if mono but the ignorant would fail
to understand the reasons for all that
is done in thus carrying out the plans
made by the state; especially, as IL il
well known that our town reaps It's
share OF the benefits which are the di-
rect result of fish laws Caledonian.
Holland.
Diphtheria has broken out I'm the
family of Geo. Tice at West Holland,
three children coming down with the
dread disease on the 18th inst. A
child Of Arthur Ransom died of the
disease with others sick. Orders have
been issued TO withhold the mails from
that post Office on account OF dlphthe-
ria in the building. The greatest eau
ton ought to be taken TO prevent
the further spreading OF the disease.
Irasburga.
E. O. Wheeler has sold his LaFlam
farm on the albany road 10 John
Priest.
Adna Shepherd has gone TO Ohio TO
work for a telegraph and telephone
Mrs. Emma (Lanoe) Thrasher died
Friday night after n long lingering
struggle with consumption.
The Irasburgh orchestra arc pre-
pairing for promenade Thanksgiving
evening at tho hotel hall. Mine host
Drenan will furnish supper.
Mrs. Varanus Smell and John Hol-
man Of Broc6ton, Mass, came 90
Trasburgh last week 10 attend the