Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-25


Greensboro.
On Tuesday evening, Dec. Sd, under the
auspices of the l.. III. c., Rev. c. l.. Guild
will deliver his lecture on ''The Use of the
Useless" in Cong. church. Admission. 10
cents; children, free. Proceeds for church
repairs. A full house is desired and pleas
ant time expected.
The item in regard TO the butter record
of Geo. Y. Simpson last week was incor-
rect in regard to the average price received
during the last II years. 1t was intend
ed to say that the price received this year
q 1-5 cents was the lowest received during
the last seventeen years.
Greensboro Bend.
The funeral of Mrs. Edith Howard oc-
Cured on Friday, Nov. %. She leaves a
husband and three sons.
Ivers Rollins has finished his tour with
the threshing machine, and will begin
wood-sawing for the r. r. Co.
Holland.
Simon Marsh is moving in with his son,
Will Marsh.
Dunton Griggs' children have been sick
with scarlet fever, but all are improving.
No new cases.
The select school taught by Myrtle
Marsh closed last week. A very successful
term of ten weeks.
Hugh Finn has bought the Simon
Marsh place, paying $1,000. He takes inn
mediate possession.
T. T,,lI cfal- g..
eraI weeks, is better.-Daniel Hall is suf
fering intensely from rheumatism.
o. L. Kidder is one of the leading farm
ers of this town. He raised this year over
1900 bushels of grain; has already sold
nine hogs, averaging about $50 lbs. each.
He keeps 80 cows, averaging over 200 lbs.
of butter to a COW.
Irasburgh.
Percy Templeton has taken a school at
Westmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Beauclerk and son
have. gone to Tunbridge to spend Thanks
giving.
Rev. and Mrs. L. Dodd visited friends
in Richford and vicinity last week.
A union Thanksgiving service will be
held at the M. E. church, Thursday, at
10 AS a. m.
julius Wilcox has taken l.. ID. Loverin's
farm, which Z. p. Burt has carried on for
several years. The latter moves TO his
newly purchased farm.
All Irasburgh schools will begin the
winter term Monday, Dec. ?. Teachers
have been engaged for all but the highest
department of the village school, and are
as follows: Morrill, Hill, Miss Eva Dodd
Burton Hill, Miss Fannie Dodd Brighton,
Miss Kate Barry; Kidder Dist, Miss Alys
Parker; Ware Dist, Miss Gertrude Leon
ard. Miss Myra Douglass will teach the
and Miss Helen Thompson
the primary department of the village
school.
Next Post meeting is at Comrade Roots
in Westfeld.
Al Dana has finished work at Barton
and is home.
j. III. Silsby has a new boiler for his
dressing mill. s-l-aulaa r9at 4ay
An II pound baby girl at Joseph La
boy baby at Clarence Dodge's.
A very sudden death was that of Mrs.
Charley Pronto, who was sick less than
four hours.
Morgan Center
Leon Elliott is sick with typhoid fever.
Bert Fellows hay press is pressing hay in
his vicinity.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Alfred Calkins next Wednesday af-
ernoon.
w. A. Mcnamara has rented part of III. |
:. Davenport's house and will take pos
ession at once.
The schools in No and have COM
nenced after a short vacation, Miss Maud |
Persons and Mrs. Myra Gray teachers.
Newport.
Chas. Griffin has traded his house on the
Troy road with II. A. Gates for his farm.
Frank Flint has moved from Horace
fairbanks house, into B. o. Spaulding's
ouse on Pleasant st.
dozen or more Christian Endeavorers
rent to West Charleston last Friday to
ttend the Y. p. S. G. K. rally.
Machinery has been set in the Union
obbin factory and 50 hands are employed.
lore machines will be set soon.
Osa Brown has moved to East Coventry
D a farm; w. Gilman to Coventry, on to
ne Geo. Newton farm, which he lately
urchased.
w. G. Lyman goes this week to some
ospital, where he will take his wife for
'eatment. Their sons go to Malone, NY,
n a visit to their former home.
Miss Anna Green has returned from
Enos has gone to Boston
,r two weeks visit.-Ernest Sawyer has
one to Manchester and Boston TO spend
-Orth TROY.