Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15


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West Glover.
Elias Miles has typhoid fever and is
very sick.
John Smith has reconsidered the
matter of leaving his farm and has
given up his trade with Mr.. Nelson.
CO. King is home from Spring VAL
ley, MINI. He thinks if he was a
young man he should try the West.
The West Glover creamery has
changed hands again. The proprie-
tors now are Haynes, Hanchett & Co.
Mr.. Bean, member of the firm, has
been spending a few days in town.
Greensboro.
Mrs. L. E. Calderwood and Mrs. O.
w. Thompson are visiting in Cabot.
Mrs. p. j. Eastman has been visit
ing in Danville the past month.
Holland.
A new girl boarder at Frank Gray's.
Mr.. Trucott's little boy recently
broke his arm.
Caswell & Son are doing extensive
repairs on their steam mill.
Henry Raymo is putting up house
on the old Wheeler farm.
Frank Robbins house came near
being burned the 9TH inst.
An Epworth League Chapter has
been organized at the M. E. church.
Rev Geo. Tabor soon moves to Wa
terbury where he is engaged to preach
the coming year.
Hollis Wheeler has returned to
Fitchburgh, Mass. He bought car
load of potatoes to ship home.
Mrs. Myra Gray is home from Nor
gan Center, where she has been teach
ing, and is on the sick Hst.-Geo Gray is
sick-Mrs. Geo. Mosher is better.
The widow of the late VIM. Hackett,
a former resident of this town, died
at Morgan Center, Oct. 3. She had
been for many years a faithful MEM
Der of the M. E. church.
Mr.. Bradford is in Montpelier. -
Mrs. Taplin Worth is visiting her
daughters at West Derby and New
port.-Mrs. Alex Carter and son Wis
tied in Canada last week.
Hollis Wheeler is still in town, but
his family have returned to Fitchburg,
Mass. Mrs. Wheeler was daughter
of the late l.. Q. Heath.-Mrs. M. M.
Graves is in town visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. VIM. Palm. -'-' ''''t '" M
Mrs Leach, widow OF the late E. A,
Leach, and daughter Lillian Leach
Slayton, made us a short visit last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. III. Z. Colby
of Richmond stopped at @. Wheeler's
over Sunday.
Mrs. Willard Barry expects to go
to Cleveland, Ohio, this week to visit
sister whom she has not seen for
over forty years.-Howard Towle has
gone to his home in New Hampshire
for few weeks. e't efI.
Geo. R. Caswell and wife give the
Advents a chandelier, and contribute
generously toward the erection of
horse sheds. Our poetical CORES
pondent bursts into poetry over the
event, bull let the prose tell it this
time.
lrasburgn.
Unclaimed letters in this post flee:
Mrs. Lila L. Pierce, Mrs. Jessie Booth,
Mr.. @. P. Smith.
Spelling bee at Court House hall,
Wednesday evening next. Refresh
ments, prizes, etc. All cordially in
vited.
The patrons at the cheese factory
received practically one dollar per
hundred pounds for their August milk.
VIM. Mayo, who has been on S. w.
Beauclerk's farm nearly three years,
has now leased it again for a term
of five years.
Dana Stanford of Olcott Falls, and
John Stanford and son of Hardwick
came to Irasburgh to attend Mrs.
Stanford's funeral.
The Y. p. S. @. E. will hold pump
kin pie sociable at the Gong. church
vestry next Friday evening. Refresh
ments and a literary entertainment
will be provided. All are cordially
invited to attend.
The Irasburgh ball club went to
Craftsbury Friday afternoon to play
the the Hardwick boys, but instead of
the regular Hardwick club, found
combination from five towns, which
succeeded in defeating our boys by
score of to 5.
DIR. and Mrs. Newton spent a few