Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-02-18


schools, preparing for the yearly grad
ing.
There will be promenade and So
cial at Magoon's Hall next Friday
evening.
7. Garter has moved from the A. j..
Whites tenement to the Charles
Dane house.
NC. Sawyer and family, who have
been away for three months, return
ed to their home here last week.
Charles Dane has sold his place on
Young st. to Nelson Lovelett for STU,
moved his household goods into Geo.
Danes.
Glover.
Mrs. Laura Mathie and daughters
are away on visit among relatives.
Steam mill started its whistle last
. Saturday, the first engine ever run
here, we believe.
Ladies' Aid will give an old fashion
ed supper and concert Feb. 22d. Sup
per will will be served from to Z p.
m. Admission to concert and supper
20 cts.
West Glover.
Wright Aver has sold his place to
John Anderson, and bought at Hard
wick.
Mrs. Will King and Mrs. James Dow
and children have gone to Canada on
a visit.
George Humphrey and wife attend
ed the singing convention at East
Burke, last week.
Mrs. @. P. Bean has been spending
several weeks at Burke, caring for
Mrs. Sanborn, her sister, in her sick
ness and death.
1t is learned that Thos. Baker, Jr.,
proposes to visit his old home with
his family next summer. Shall be
glad to see them.
Joseph Paquet,a aged and respect
ed citizen, died instantly on Saturday
evening last. He had been usually
well, and at the time of his death was
sitting in his chair conversing with
neighbor.
Greensboro.
David Sawyer, another old resident,
died last week. He was in his ninety
third year.
DR.. Martin, the we'll known oculist,
can be consulted at Townsend's hotel,
Feb. % and March 1.
Mrs. Carrie Johnson of Manchester,
n. H., is here with her mother, Mrs.
Townsend whose health does not inn
prove.
Abram Cuthbertson, a successful
Iowa farmer, is in town visiting. He
left this town twenty eight years ago.
Greensboro Bend.
The poverty supper, which was ad-
vertised for Feb. 8,was postponed I'M
til the first of March.
Clarence Perrin has gone to live
with Henry Hill of Stannard. He will
remain until he is of age.
1t is rumored that there will be
change in our hotel arrangements.
Always glad of change for the beU-
ter
Dentist Williams, from Cabot, will
be in town five days, coming Feb. IS.
He knows how to do a good job, so
give him a call. Rooms at the hotel.
School in district No. closed last
week. Good work has been done
and the district has done we'll to re-
tain the teacher, Miss Cora Thompson,
for two successive terms.
Holland.
Mason Pinney, former resident,
has been here on a visit.
Mrs. Lois Rundlett of Island Pond is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo. Web
ber
Alex. Carter was called to Barton by
the sickness and death of his brother,
who died last Thursday.
Jennie Tice, who has been i'll of
late, is better.-Geo. Wheeler, Sem,
has been quite sick, DIR. Garfield ,
treating him.
Ed. Gaines so numerically beat
horse belonging to Joseph Jacobs, Sr.,
that it was thought the horse would
die. There is law for such brutality ,
and he should not go UNPUBLISHED. ;;
Irasburgh.
E. P. Cotton is in poor health. ,
Remember the Cong. church re-un ]
ion next Friday. I
Miss Mary Beauclerk has been home
from Boston for few days. !