Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-23

iting in Derby and Charleston.
West Derby.
The Salvation Army supper was
success.
Jack Little has moved to West
Charleston.
Mr.. H. Hancock is home from an
extended visit in Mass.
w. Tideman has come to live for
the present, with his brother, Geo.
Tideman.
Leslie and Walter Magoon and Lloyd
Sails have been camping down the
lake near Owls Head.
Mrs. Charles Folsom's house is be-
ing finished up.-The school-house is
now we'll under way.
Mrs. Frank Elliott of Laconia, n.
H, is staying with her brother, Mr..
H. Bradley, on her way home from
Canada.
Mrs. Augustus Glines died the 18th
after four weeks of great suffering.
Her son, A. Glines, of Newtonville,
Mass, took the remains, Saturday to
Mass for interment.
/ Our young people are scattering
Leslie Wright and G. M. Sawyer have
returned to Boston.-Stella Wright
has gone to Newtonville, Mass.-Edith
Mcclure and Alice Cousens have gone
to the "Peerless" at Barton.-Gertie
Darling goes this week to Conn, l..
Sails to Rhode Island. May prosper
ity attend them all.
| Glover.
Sumner Scott is stilling cedar oil.
A Teachers Association has been
formed here, S. N.Clark, president.
Edwin Richardson has rented a
tenement of Walter Phillips and will
move into it soou.
Chaplin Leonard wishes to announce
that his time for taking taxes expires
Tuesday, the oath inst.
Mrs. Emily Phillips has returned
from Troy, where she has spent sew
eral weeks with her daughter.
William Drew, a long time resident
here, whose sickness was mentioned
last week, died Friday, his funeral
being held yesterday, Rev. Pierce Of
floating.
G. A. Davis has gone to Mass. on a
visit.-Mrs. Billings is on from the far
West to visit her mother, after an
absence of Is years.-Fred Lynds of
Lowell, Mass, and f. Wheeler of
Nashua, n. H., are visiting at E. A.
Norton's.
| Greensboro.
Greensboro Village has had only
weeks of school this year and that fin
ished June IA.
| The musical convention seems to
ring in some peoples ears for a long
time, but doubt if there is very Of
ten convention got up in a small
place with only weeks notice, that
! gets chorus of IS, with net proceeds
$50, that pleases a greater per cent of
the citizens than the one held here in
August. Con-.
| Greensboro Bend.
Mr.. Wilson has moved his family
into the Hogaboom house.
L. S. Collins and wife and some
relatives of the family, and H. S. Roll
Inns go to Boston Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Norris from Derby has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. @. A.
|
have relatives from Wisconsin visit
ing them.-Miss Jennie Patch of Man
chester, n. H., is stopping with her
father, Joseph Patch.-S. ID. Baker is
spending few days at Morrisville.
Holland.
Joseph Burbec is getting out lum-
Der for a new shop.
Mrs. S. R. Fletcher has returned
from her visit to Tilton, N. H.
Charles Watson has moved to Der
by and will have the care Of Wilbur
Dailey's stock the coming winter.
Miss Minnie Leavitt, NJ. ID. of Hat
ley, p. c., will deliver a temperance
lecture, under the auspices of the
Epworth League, on the evening of
Sept. %. The lecture will be illus
trated and will be of great interest.
Let there be good attendance.
Irasburgh.
Rev. L. Dodd exchanged desks with
Rev. Brown of West Glover yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Parker are
chosen as delegates from the Cong.
church to the 9th annual convention