Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-08-06

! evangelist. The meetings will be
continued during the evenings of this
week.
West Derby.
Widow Taylor has bought the Geo.
Stevens house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quits took carr iage
drive to Colebrook, N. H., last w eek.
Martin Holsen has moved into the
Robinson block.-Thomas Jenkins has
moved into the new block.
An event of interest and pleasure
occurred at the residence of A. j.
White on Thursday evening in the
musicale gotten up in honor of Mrs.
Pease (Minnie Adams), now home
from California. Sixty or more were
present. Mrs. Pease opened the ex-
ercises with piano solo, in which
she showed great ability and skill
Among others who took part were
Mrs. Newland of Newport; Miss Hell
en- Brown, who gave fine piano solo
and beautiful song; Miss Addie
Lindsay also delighted her hearers in
sweet songs, and, last, but not least,
Miss Madge Batchelder executed
pieces on the piano with a skill much
beyond her years. Ice cream and
cake were served and very pleasant
evening enjoyed. Thanks to Mr..
Whites people for the entertainment
Glover.
Byron French is spending a few
weeks in his old home.
A child of Mr. Bill of South Glover,
died last week of meningitis.
DR.. w. f. Templeton returns this
morning to his home in Manchester.
| We understand that w. F. Scott has
bought the house formerly owned by
Rev. S. K. B. Perkins.
The w. .. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
| A. A. Williams for their regular meet
ing and sociable, Tuesday M All
are cordially invited.
West Glover.
John Young is home from Burling-
ton. = E. @. Stone has been stopping
with Mr.. Abbott's people short time.
Miss Clara Colburn from Salt Lake
City is here spending her vacation
with her sister, Mrs. T. j. Hastings.
Greensboro.
Rev. S. Knowlton is in town for re-
cuperation and visit among his old
parishioners.
Ell. S. Tolman has purchased the
house and three acres of land which
belonged to the Austin estate Price,
$500.
Benjamin Sanborn of Boston firm
has bought two acres of land on the
lake shore and will put up some sum-
mer cottages thereon.
E. o. Randall has put two story
addition on his house, and when
completed it will be one of the best |
residences in the village.
J. o. Cutler is home from Montpe-
lier and has rented his house to l.. A. |
Perrin. 1t is understood that Ashbel |
Perrin will occupy the front part of
the house.
HOllanu.
M. L. Ames has sold one of his farms |
to his sonin law, A. E. Jacobs, for |
$500.
Aaron Hill had severe shock Fri |
day, July q, from which he is not |
likely to recover.
E. A. Boothman is clerking for j. A.
Bradford. James has not yet got over
celebrating the Fourth Of July.
Caswell & Son are drawing brick to
their mill preparatory to putting in a
new boiler and engine as soon as their
present stock is sawed out.
The greatest humbug we have seen
in a long time visited Caswell's Mill
last week under the name of James S.
Livingston's Superb Concert and Nov
city Company. The company con-
sisted Of three men, Cor bums); they
put up at Caswel & Sons boarding
house and had only twenty seven
cents with which to pay their bills.
They engaged the school room agree
ing to pay for the use of it, borrowed
lamps dU DIdulorO SooIe any ulrou
an organ of Mrs. Alfred Davis, prom
Using to return it all right. The next
morning after the show was over,
having spent the rest of the night in
the school room, they left town very
early in the morning without return
ing any of the borrowed articles or
paying their bills. They are a nov
city company sure. 49, aza.
IraSburgn.
Nathan Winget has finished his la