Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-08-26

Quarterly Meeting.
Derby Line.
Those who have troublesome eyes
should not miss the opportunity to
consult Dr. Martin, the oculist, at the
Derby Line hotel, Aug. 81 until Sept.
9th.
Glover.
Mrs. Geo. Spier has been visiting
in town.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday
p. M, Aug. 20.
The Mite society have a social Fri
day afternoon in the vestry.
Martin Abbott has reshingled and
otherwise repaired his shop.
Myrtle, Oldest child of Charles Law
renee, had her hand badly cut on a
circular saw recently.
West Glover.
A. NJ. Beach is raising up and doing
repairs on his barn.-N. T. Lyman is
building nice dairy house.
Mrs. Geo. Dow is visiting friends in
st. Johnsbury. E. P. Allen and wife
of st. Johnsbury have been guests in
town.-C. w. and Justin Cook start
for Portland, Me-, to-day, where they
will attend the New England fair and
meet friends.
Greensboro.
The Bailey sale is postponed until
Saturday.
School in the Silver district COM
mences Sept. 2.
d. @. Eastman is at Bolton Springs
for rest, and to try the water in the
cure of his bad limb.
James Wood of Conn. is visiting in
town; also Geo. Simpson and daugh-
ter.-Mrs. David Johnson of Conn. is
here visiting her children.
Trout fishing has been the best this
month that it has for years; a great
many fish have been taken and they
have been of unusual size.
The first Annual Musical Conven-
ton was held here Tuesday and We'd
nesday, and it was a pronounced
success. Much praise was awarded
Prof. Conant for his ability as Director
and all seemed to be we'll pleased
with the entertainment. The proceeds
Melted about $50.
Greensboro Bend.
The G.. A. r. Post held a camp fire
at the vestry Wednesday night.
The Catholic Society will hold a box
supper entertainment at the hall,
Aug. 26. All invited.
o. Cole is putting in the foundation
for new house which he will COM
plete in the coming spring.
Mr.. Hall from Lyndon has moved
his family into Allen Cald-
Wells tenement house in e. Green's
boro.
Holland.
George stearns is having a run of
bilious fever. fll III -al.r. I.ogu9/
H. A. Bryant has been very sick:
Geo. Ross is better.
Wilbur Veasey of N. H. is in town
visiting his wife's friends.
j. B. Alexander and wife md Miss
Martha Moulton are in town.
E. A. Boothman is repairing the
school-house in district No. 4.
We are glad to see Elmer Pinney of
Concord, N. H., among us again.
Henry Dubois had a hand badly
crushed while stoning a we'll for A. G.
Smith.
A. j. Lewis has sold his Harper
place to Stewart Little. Mr.. Lewis
expects to go to Fitchburg, Mass.
Tice has his new single machine in
operation, having sawed out his stock
of coarse lumber. Caswell has put in
new shingle machine.
Maud Biznette, who had foot am
putated few years ago, is compelled
to have another amputation on ac-
count of the bone protruding through
the flesh.
IraSburgh.
o. G. Page is painting his house.
Mr.. Henry Somers has been quite
sick the past week.
The Cong. Ladies' Aid society will
meet at their vestry Friday afternoon.
Mrs. w. F. Brewster attended the
convention at Greensboro
last week.
DR.. HI. A. Bogue is to locate at Rich
ford. He has bought house there,
and will move soon.
j. Lahore, the new blacksmith, has