Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-12-31

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Greensboro Bend.
p. G. & e. M. Salmon report a good
Christmas trade.
1. Rollins is home from Cambridge
with badly bruised leg.
The Christmas exercises were a
success and very well attended.
E. r. Collins is home from Burling-
ton 70 spend the holidays.
J. III. Pope is moving into his new
store and will be ready for business
the first of the week.
Holland.
Mrs. James Blake is seriously in
with dropsy.
Minnie Robbins has gone TO New
York to visit friends.
Mrs. Maria Heath had another slight
shock of paralysis, recently.
Geo. and Melburn Sykes have re-
turned from a visit to Durham, T.. @.
A. b. Crosby has sold his place 10
George Mack for 81 100 and gives i'm
mediate possession.
Irasburgh.
The w. @. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
l.. III. Thompson next Wednesday at
$3.50 p. m.
The young ladies' Minstrel Concert
will be given at Barton Landing, next
Friday evening.
The patrons of the cheese factory
hold their annual meeting mt the Iras-
burgh House, next Saturday evening.
The Cong. Ladies Aid society have
collected a barrel Of clothing which
with sum of money will be sent TO
the Nebraska sufferers.
Mrs. Ada r. Templeton was called
to Bristol, VT, last week on account
of relapse of her sister, Mrs. Byron
Downing. The latter however Is now
on the amend.
Rev.Leonard Dodd's two sons, Robert
and Roland, spent Christmas at home.
The former is at work at Worcester
Mass, and the latter is attending
school at Lyndon.
Remember the sub District En-
worth League Convention nc the
M. e. church, commencing on Thurs
day at 1870 p. m, and closing on Fri
day at noon. Addresses on Thursday
evening at o'clock, by Rovs. G.. @.
Howe of Island Pond, and Thos. Tyrle
of St. Johnsbury. All are cordially
invited.
Lowell
Eighteen inches of snow raked and
cooked.
Frank Newton is spending the holl-
days with his parents.
May Chamberlin goes TO Delaware.
where she has situation in a school.
Union meetings. are being held In
the different churches and school
houses in town.
The committee in charge OF the ex-
ercises at the town hall Christmas
eve, made n success OF It: everything
quiet and orderly, the literary eXer-
cises were good and the tree looked
nicely.
j. II. Silsby s, 90. have just put a
building near the pump room for an
Office and store room, and have put
feed mill into the old office room.
They are cutting lots Of logs on the
Morgan.
Mrs. Roy Cheney is sick with cry
sipelas.
The remains of Mrs. Martin, mother
Of Mrs. Ira Taylor, died in Derby, and
was brought here for burial. She was
ninety years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hutchins were
home from their bridal trip to vi
sit her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson
Peavey. Daggett from Roy
alton is home visiting his father.
The friends OF Rev. w. A. Evans,
who married his wife in this county,
will be pleased TO know that he Is
a successful passionate in
Union village, and as a result Of a late
'evival, reports that 80 are reclaimed
Ind converted.
Newport.
Ed. Hope is filing his ice houses.
Will Sweat is sick with rheumatic
ever.
Orlo Badger has moved into his new
house on Central st.
H. X. Neeland has gone TO Derby
line and opened a confectionery
tore.
Lakeside Chapter, No. %, o. p. s.,