Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs o. b. Slas have re-
turned from their Western trip. They
arrived in town last Wednesday night
With two meat markets in our viii
lage and five meat carts running, our
people can be well supplied with
choice meats.
G.. B. Hopkins has gone TO Methuen.
Mass, where his wife has been for
some weeks. - Kittie and Minnie Al
len and Gertie Darling have gone to
California for the winter.
Elder Nc Clure's little son Eddie, is
quite sick with the grip. - Thomas
Mooney has had a relapse and is quite
sick. - Henry Boyle, Oldest son OF
John Boyle, is in a hospital In st.
Louis with broken ankle.
Frank Moulton has "a very sick child.
Lewis Davis, one OF our Oldest citi-
zens but formerly of Sheffield, is very
i'll at his daughters, Mrs. Chas. Fol
som. - John Ritchie is numerously
afflicted with those awful boils like
unto Job of old; poor fellow.
Glover.
The next singing school will be on
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Emily Phillips is improving.
and other sick ones arc better.
w. N. Aldrich has rented the Cros-
by tenement and moved here.
Irwin Walker was seriously hurt
while chopping in the woods few
days since.
o. A. Davis is homo for the holt
days. - N. r. Young is back from
Manchester.
West Glover.
No school here until Wednesday.
Miss Lang spending Christmas at her
home in Greensboro.
Armour Anderson is improving from
his attack of lumbago. III. j. Phillips
and his brother are both sick from
what is thought to be lead poison.
Mason Post will hold a campfire at
West Glover church, Jan. 3, 1895. De-
partment Commander Branch will be
present. Lecture will commence at
1880.
Mrs.Nancy Cutler, widow of the late
Chas. Cutler, whose sickness has been
mentioned in this paper, died on
Monday last. Her funeral was held
at the church on Wednesday D. M,
Rev. Brown officiating. She had been
a resident Of this town many years.
and was one Of the Oldest members
of the Cong. church, where she will be
greatly missed, as she will be In the
home circle.
Greensboro.
The MONITOR agent will visit this
town this week: Greensboro Cor
ners, on Wednesday. from 10 a. m. tin
noon; Greensboro Bend, "Wednesday
afternoon; Greensboro, Wednesday
evening and Thursday forenoon. BE
sure and see him and get your club
papers.
About twenty OF the friends and
schoolmates Of Lila Jordan surprised
her on the evening of Dec. 10th, Il
being her eighteenth birthday. A
very pleasant evening was spent.
Among other gifts was left a beauti-
full album to remind Miss Lila OF her
many friends.
Greensboro Bend.
Rev. Nj. III. Smith returned from his
sick leave last Thursday and occupied
the pulpit Sunday.
Will Richards from Greensboro has
opened a meat market i'm the base
ment of b. o. Davis store.
The MONITOR wants n good cores
pondent in Greensboro Bend. Write
for stationery and instructions.
w. S. Ransom and wife from West
Derby are visiting friends and old
neighbors in this place and vicinity.
At the eleventh anniversary of the
temperance division in this place Nov.
20 they had 1O7 members in good
standing, and just that number at
their tenth anniversary.
Mrs. B. II. Cuthbertson met with
quite serious accident the other day.
She was going from the house TO the
store and fell and broke her collar
bone. She is an old lady about sew
entyfive years old. IL is hard case
for her.-RepUblicdn
Holland.
Wanted-snow for Christmas.
Capt. Geo. Weber is in very poor
health.-Mrs. Geo. Mosher is failing.
Rev. Baxindale attended Preachers'
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