Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-09-24
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thy OF the community.
The first number of an enterprlsing
little paper, named West Derby Times,
edited by Geo. E, & E. A. Wakefie Id,
appeared last Saturday. May success
attend them.
J. HI. Ransom broke both bones of
his right leg last Friday, Drs. Hin
man and Clark set the limb. 1t is a
great misfortune for Mr.. Ransom as
he is poor man.
Mr.. Smith, formerly of Newport, is
fitting up meat market in the base
ment of the Magoon block.-A Mr..
Provoncia has opened boot and shoe
repair shop in the basement of Tru-
man Blake's house.
Herbert Pierce of Boston has been
visiting his aged mother, Mrs. John
Tucker. Mrs. Hiram Cutting of Cam
bridge, Mass, and Mrs. Russell Gut
ting of Green River, VT, are visiting
at P. S.Robinson's.- Edgar Smith
has gone to Manchester, N. H., on
visit.
w est Glover.
Allen Gilmore, who went West four
weeks ago to assist his sister, Mrs.
Wright, in settling her husbands es-
tate, has returned, Mrs. Wright and
her two children accompanying him.
Greensboro.
Mrs. Geo. Cuthbertson has Como to
Manchester, N. H., for two weeks
visit.
Harvey Bailey was thrown from his
buggy last week, breaking one rib
and otherwise injuring him.
Road Commissioner j. B. Cook has
done good job in the village, filing
in and making water ways. We hear
very favorable comment on our roads
compared with roads In other towns.
Greensboro Bend.
Rev. w. A. Ford of Bradford has
been holding revival meetings here
the past week.-Seven of the young
young people of this place united with
the M. E. church, Sept. 16.-Rev. Mr..
Smithe, pastor here, is very sick.
Holland.
Mrs. Cargill of New York has been
"a guest of her brother, Hollis Ame3.
Melbourn Sykes is sick with liver
trouble, and VIM. Sykes has a child
sick with dysentery.
Geo. Sykes had his hand mangled
in threshing machine, requiring the
amputation of one finger.
Hollis Wheeler and family from
Fitchburgh, Mass, have just arrived.
They came through with team and
six horses. ,LD2 l7'i5li .'
/ Irasburgn. -....
Fred Hancock has moved into Geo.
/ Beede's house.
The Young Ladies' Mission Band
will meet in the M. E. vestry Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock.
Contrary to announcement, Rev.
Mr.. Austin will occupy his pulpit at
M. E. church next Sabbath.
The Lyndonville boys came up Sat
urday afternoon to cross bats with
the Irasbugh ball club. Score, Iras-
burgh, IS; Lyndonville, Z.
In the report of the Fair last week
the score in the game of ball was in
correctly reported as Irasburgh 16,
Newport IA. 1t should have been IL to
4 in favor of Irasburgh.
Mrs. Rev. l.. Dodd has so far recov-
cred that she rode by rail from Swan
poets to come home in a few days.
Mr.. Dodd occupied his pulpit yester-
day.
Mrs. F. II. Holdridge is spending a
few weeks among friends at West
Randolph and elsewhere.-Miss May
Beauclerk has returned from Boston.
The Misses Austin have returned
from the White Mountains.
The following appeared in a Man
chester, New Hampshire, paper:
"There was pleasant wedding at the
Earle House in East Manchester at
o'clock last evening, Rev. w. j..
Woods uniting in marriage William
Grant and Miss Minnie Sullivan, both
employees of the shoe shop. The
groom isl popular member of Com.
Q and large number of fellow guards
men called upon the happy couple
after the performance of the ceremo-
ny and Capt. Knight, in behalf of the
soldiers boys, presented them with
one half dozen silver orange spoons,
one half dozen silver fruit knives