Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-09-10

greensboro.
Mrs. Asahel Boswell of Barton is
visiting at A. @. Chase's.
Over one hundred voters remained
at home on election day.
Richard A. Morse is building a new
sugar house. = E. o Randall is re
pairing the buildings on his farm.
Mrs. Jane Simpson has returned
from Connecticut, where she has
been on two weeks visiting tour.
Charles Morse fired his gun at
hawk the other day and it went into
pieces, but the hawk was all right at
last accounts.
Freeman's meeting was a very quiet
affair. R. B. Smith, republican, was
elected on first ballot receiving 1876
votes; j. j. Lindsay, democratic, only
10 votes.
About eighty of the friends and
neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Rice
surprised them on the afternoon and
evening of Sept. 3, and informed them
that it was the twenty fifth anniver-
sary of their marriage and that they
must submit to the inevitable. All
had a good time and the presents,
both numerous and useful, were pre-
scented with pleasant speech by Rev.
S. Woodbury. of N. Hyde Park and
responded to by Edmund Little Esq,
of East Hardwick.
Holland.
barn with basement.
Mrs. Moses Perry has gone to Can
ada on a visit.-L. A. Wheeler and
family have gone to Stowe to visit
friends.
j. A. Bradford was elected town
representative with A majority. This
administration has converted great
many democrats into republicans.
Irasburgn.
John Ord is visiting friends in Bury
P. O., also angling for specimens of
the finny tribe.
E. p. Cotton has newly painted his
house; E. L. Chandler is painting his
mill and L. j. ingalls, is finishing off
more tenements in the ''beehive."
Town meeting passed off very quiz
city, with plenty of good representa-
tive timber in the field. The second
ballot resulted in the election of VIM.
l.. Locke.
In the justice trial, Margaret San
vile VS.. Lord, the verdict entitled de-
PENDANT to recover his costs. w. D.
Tyler for plaintiff, and Drenan s. Ord
for defendant. ,.,.. ta. Il
Charles Fisher lost valuable mare
astweek, for which he had several
times refused $3.50. The horse broke
an artery in hind leg about five
weeks ago while standing in the sta
BILE.
r. M. Bowley has sold his farm to
George Metcalf. Well, George, this
makes good beginning Rus
sell has sold his house to DR.. Newton
and will move to the house now occu-
pied by the doctor when the latter
takes possession. w. III. Wright and
Moses White have bought the DOCTORS
house. I-r her5|a .a a." .Ir
Lowell
The Silsby dressing mill is running
again.
Misses Gertie and Jennie Parker
are running the village schools.
Mrs. Irwin Stephenson is home from
n. Y, where she was called by the
death of her father.
The Lowell base ball nine were vic
5orious in the base ball game played
with the Eden boys, Sept. 1st.
DR.. Hill was elected town repre-
sentative on the third ballot by 1O4
votes; John Stephenson, So; u scat
ering.
vi Organ.
Mrs. George L. Taylor and little girl |
nave returned to her h ONE in Attic
,oro, Mass.
Mrs. @. L. Moore and her brother,
Porter Lyon, have gone to Mass. Wis
ting relatives.
Newport.
Hon. Fl. O. Bates of st. Johnsbury
s in attendance at court.
Rev. E. A. George exchanged desks
Sept. with Rev. Gill of Westmore.
A large number of our people at
ended the fair at Sherbrooke, p. O.,
asst week.
Carroll Huntington of West Ran
iolph is clerking at the drug store of
}. A. Bigelow.