Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-01

Montreal, where she has been in the
Home Hospital for the past weel aud
where she had surgical operation
performed upon her mouth. She il
getting along nicely, and will now, Z
hope, commence to improve. She has
been a great sufferer for year.
West Derby.
Geo. Kimball has lost his only child
by death.
Simon Moranville has moved into
the Mooney house.
Spaulding & Shepley are making an
addition to their pulp mill.
A sister Of the late V. p. Bouge will
make her home with Mrs. Bogue.
Rev. Marvin will preach at the
chapel, Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
West Derby will assist Newport in
caring for the delegates 10 the con-
vention this week.
Mrs. Geo. Lockwood and Eva visit
in Lyndonville.-Ma Jenkins of
Smiths Mills visited at Thomas Jen-
kinS last week.
Miss Josie Abbey who has visited
her mother, Mrs. Darling, returns to
her home at Beebe Plain and her sister
Nettie goes to Newport, N. H., to
work in the s'Peerless."
In the death of George Hutchins,
long sick, this village loses an honest
business man and the Advent church
a good worker and supporter. He
left wife and three sons. Interment
at Newport Center.
Freeman Blake moves into his old
tenement house and rents the one in
his new house to the new butcher Mr..
Smith. limo. Hinman has moved
to Newport.-Mrs. Mckenzie moves
into the rooms vacated by John
Bailey.
Glover.
Geo. Whitney is shingling his house.
VIM. Drew is repairing his barn.
Mrs. John Arthur's daughter has re-
turned from the hospital much i'm
proved.
James Abbott has moved into the
hotel.-Elmer Wright has moved to
Newport.
The. Earnest Workers are invited to
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. King
next Wednesday afternoon and even
ing. All invited.
Mrs. Levi Drew goes this week to
Manchester, n. H., to assist in caring
for her daughter, Fannie, who is very
sick in hospital there.
Mrs. Hollis Allen raised mammoth
pumpkins on one vine, weighing re-
spectiveiy, BOZ, Il, 40, 561, and SO
pounds, making a total of 236 pounds.
Quite number from this town and
vicinity took stock to Lyndonville
fair. Among those we mention were
G. H. Kimball, with his fine Morgan
horse; Robert A. Walker, with his
yearling, Henry s; j. p. Chrystie,
with some of his stations; S. Bean,
with a good horse; George Bickford,
with some of his Jerseys, etc.
West Glover. t.... .. 5..e
w. n. Aldrich spent a few days at
Rhode Island last week.
John @. Borland goes on a hunting
expedition to Maine in company with
Chester Phillips.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will have chicken pie supper at g.
@. Kings, Friday evening, Oct. 8. A
cordial invitation is extended TO all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Humphrey went |
to ST. Johnsbury and Burke last week. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott of st. Johns |
bury have been whiting friends in
town.
w. n. Aldrich has sold Meadow |
Brook Creamery to j. G.. Turnbull OF
Barton Landing who takes possession |
to-day. Mr.. Aldrich takes farm in
Greensboro in part payment.
Greensboro.
A large delegation from this town
court at Newport last week.
Mrs. Jardine has begun the erection
of new barn.-R. II. Morse has built
new sugar house.
j. 3. Calderwood raised 90 pounds
of good potatoes from five pounds of
seed, purchased of Rochester, N. Y,
scotsman.
Greensboro Bend.
Mr.. Smithers of Hardwick preached
here yesterday.
The Bowe and Gram affair is the
principal topic here now.
Mr.. Griffin and family have moved |