Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-02-12


ridge go this week to New York City
for two weeks visit among relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Seaver are on
the sick list.-Mrs. LyCia Dwinell is
slowly recovering.-Sally French has
the grip.
The Earnest Workers hold their
next social with Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Clark Friday afternoon, Feb. IS. All
are invited.
The Worlds Fair reproduced at
Glover, Saturday evening, Feb. II.
Don't fail to hear the lecture "Six
Months at the Fair''
West Glover.
Oramel B. Dodge and family are in
town. Mr.. Dodge is still feeling the
effects of his serious illness Of last fall.
1t is expected that the singing school
will close with three days. conven-
ton, commencing Feb. 81. For par
ticulars see bills.
About 40 of the neighbors met at
John Crosiers Feb. and gave them
surprise. Cake and coffee were served
and good time was enjoyed by all.
The Meadow Brook Creamery paid
it's patrons for the month of December
25 cts. per pound for the butter made.
Mr.. Aldrich and John Thornton churn-
ed and put into one-pound prints,
1,OO6 pounds of butter and delivered
it at Barton depot, on Saturday last.
Greensboro.
r. B. Smith has sold his place at the
Bend to Chester King of Albany.
George Simpson from Conn. is Wis
iting his brothers and sisters here.
A. @. Chase and wife spent several
days visiting in Glover and Barton
last week.
r. B.. Smith has been re-appointed
sugar weigher at the Bend. A good
=.
Several of our townsmen have gone
to Newport to attend the coming suit
Craftsbury VS.. Greensboro.
John Rice's house narrowly escaped
being burned Tuesday, but with the
prompt and efficient help of neigh
bors, who happened to be passing, the
fire was extinguished after consider
able damage was done.
There was large gathering of the
friends of Rev. and Mrs. Guild at the
parsonage last Wednesday evening,
the occasion being the thirtieth ami
of their marriage. Both the
present and the substantial
gifts presented attest the high esteem
in which our pastor and wife are held
by the people.
The sick people are all improving.
Andrew Applebee has completed
mis- numbering job.
HI. B. Bates is preparing to build a
steam saw mill.
Caswell & Son have commenced OPP
srations at their mill, having put in a
arge stock of lumber.
Fred Jacobs is home from Sher-
brooke, P. O., where he has been en-
gagged in some government business
or the past six weeks.
Mrs. A. B. Moulton is very sick with
rheumatic fever.-Fritz Osgood and
Charlie Moulton are wrestling with
he measles, and no doubt good many
lere will have a chance to try the
tanding man.
Morgan Center
j. A. Gray attended coanty court
asst week.
A boy baby at Ernest Nichols; an
leven pound girl baby at John Atkins. |
There bill be box sociable at the |
hurch next Friday evening at z
clock for the benefit of Rev. j. b.
Knowles. Come everybody and bring
ONE one with you and have a pleas
mt visit with the pastor. Ladies are
D bring box, gentlemen their wal
its.
IewpOrt.
G. w. Smith has closed his work in
ne express office.
E. @. Robinson and wife of Island
ond are visiting at Dr.C. +. Branch's.
E. L. Sanford is out again after a
1ree months sickness with typhoid
,ver.
The Gilmans are making a great
isplay of linen and white goods for
heir February sale.
E. E. Stoddard has broke up house
eeping and gone to the Memphre-
lagog house to board.
Maud Chamherlin of Camhridpa-