Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-27


moving his house on to lot west
the present site. = Chas. Humphrey
Nm Newport has moved into the
5rker house on Elm ST. : E. w.
ehardson goes this week from Sias'
8hse, Elm st. to Derby Center.
lover.
Miss Julia Sherburne has gone to
Emouth, n. H.
MIR. and Mrs. E. H. Nye of Newport
kre in town over Sunday.
MRev. E. w. Pierce will preach at
Ie South church, June I'd at one
CLOCK, p. m.
MThe Earnest workers will hold their
$ciable with Mrs. Henry Scott We'd
Rsday afternoon. All are cordially
|Eited.
Mason Post meets at the cemetery
1880 a. M, Thursday, for decora-
bn of the graves, etc. At 1:30 af
krnoon there will be a parade in this
fllage, followed by a memorial ad
Aress by Rev. J. A. Dixon of Cabot.
Vest Glover.
Ebert Nye of Newport will visit
he West Glover school to inspire the
fholars with patriotism.
Mrs. Emily Wild has been spending
few days with her parents and
fiends, prior to going to her new
|ome in Franklin county, where Mr..
Mild has had call to preach.
Cora Gray, who works in the Insane
asylum at Northampton, Mass, is
pending her vacation with her sister,
'Irs. Shatney. = Eta Mitchell from
ohio is visiting her uncle, R.T. White.
James Gebbie is putting up his new
'arn.
Mrs. o. A. Goodrich, who has been
II, is much better.
Several dairymen are buying sepa-
ators with horse powers.
Geo. w. Simpson is buying up the
maple sugar in this section.
Margaret Gebbie from Lowell, Mass,
made short visit here recently.
Mrs. Thomas Calderwood has re-
urned from Brattleboro Asylum, with
mind and health restored.
IF. Babbitt of Northampton Mass,
vas in town last week. Mr.. Clapp,
Who came with him, bought horse of
". S. Ingalls,.
The superintendent, directors and
eachers are forming a Teachers
hub for the discussion of matters per-
aiming to schools. The club will
meet once in two weeks. First meet
ng Tuesday evening, May, 2Sth.
Mr.. BENZ. Sanborn of Leach, She
veil, & Sanborn, the well known book
of Boston, is in town. He
las a gang of men at work at +" Lake
vood,'' building cottages, and we pre-
lict that soon this will be one of the
and most prosperous
OldCGS our
Bend. rf rof-5 I14-.s
Joseph Patch is working for Allen
Caldwell.
Rev. Parounagian has returned from
lis trip to New York and vicinity.
Mrs. Jed. Clary has been very i'll all
he week, but at the present writing
she is better.
G. P. Church is fast getting his new
house into shape to occupy. 1t is a
inc lookig farm house.
G. o. Davidson has greatly i'm
proved the appearance of his yard by
setting out shade trees.
Memorial sermon Sunday, May 26,
1t Greensboro village. The Post will
De joined by the Relief Corps.
Albert Huntoon had the misfortune
20 break one of his legs Thursday
1t is hard case as he has
| family dependent upon his wages.
is 1t lie or lay? Il. Bryant says ne
got IS eggs from seven hens in two
lays sure.
Mrs. VIM. Parker who has been Wis
ting relatives here for the past week
to her home in Charleston on
D. NJ. Camp of Newport has been
camping in town for few days, in
the interest of the Conn General Life
Insurance Co.
IraSburgh.
Miss May F. Beauclerk is home
from Boston for short stay.
Rev. L. Dodd's Memorial sermon
yesterday was we'll worthy of the mi
mute attention accorded it by large