Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-21

are NihlIlnB III MISE
Henry Smith Is very low.-John Cl
fell and injured himself, striking on
back. His injuries are painful, but
dangerous.
Glover.
Some of our people go to Boston on
Thursday excursion.
The Mite Society have their social
day afternoon.
c. G. Woodland has bought the VIII
Drew house and moved his family here
Mrs. r. Stark has returned from Id
and will spend the winter with Mrs. G
Phillips.
The remains OF Elisha Brown "
brought here for burial, Rev. Melon
officiating.
We would notice the marriage of NJ
M. c. Davis TO Ezra Clark OF Mass.
extend congratulations.
The Sons of Temperance, organized F
this place last summer, are doing or
work, and have about seventy members
There was a pleasant family gathering
Il. l.. Stanton's on Thursday last, IL be
the eightieth birthday of William Merria'
Esq.
The Ladies' Aid of the Cong. socie|
have laid new carpets throughout th|
church, for which the society exter
thanks.
Regular meeting OF the w. n. C.|
Thursday afternoon, the 3lst. All me|
bers are invited TO be present as MI
Adams of st. Johnsbury will be present
inspect the corps. The ladies will sery|
chicken pie dinner at - o'clock.
West Glover.
Arthur DEMO sells a lot of stock n
other stuff at auction, Thursday afternod
Mr.. Powers of Burke spent the Sabba
i'm town.-Nr. and Mrs. Henry Barber
to Boston this week.-Mrs.. +. T.. A. Cha
has gone to Mass. ON a visit.
Greensboro.
Geo. Wilcox has rented the Calderwot
farm for three years OF l.. A. Jackson.
Lemuel Philbrook is building a lar
barn, Perrin Bros. doing the work.
Holland.
Mrs. A. j. Applebee has returned fro
Fitchburg, Mass.
John Horn recently lost his only co
and his townsmen contributed money VA
ficient to purchase another.
Rev. p. y. Granger viii deliver his Il
ture, "Three Years on Whaler," at {
NJ. +. church on Wednesday, oct. 30. II
lecture Is well received wherever Il IN Al
en-.
NJ. Morley has moved into the house y
Gated by w. A. Goddard.-James Fiji
has moved to his farm, and Geo. Leney
moved into the house vacated by him
w. A. Goddard has moved to Newpo
having bought out Mrs. Lyman's groce
and lunch rooms. We are sorry TO IL
w. A. and his estimable wife. We wi
them success.
Irasburgh.
c. w. Wheeler was in Boston last we
after new goods.
The balance OF the seasons cheese h
been sold for ten cents per pound.
Mrs Caswell gave a highly interestil
talk on missions last Tuesday afternoo
at the Cong. church. She is a fluent speak
and thoroughly conversant with her wor
While at work with a threshing m
chine at Geo. Newton's last Tuesday, FraI
Kings left hand was caught I'm the beat
and so mangled as To necessitate amput
tion at the wrist.
The c. f. society will hold a social
the Cong. church vestry next Friday ev
An entertainment will be furnished an
refreshments provided. Everybody IN II
vited to bring the baby picture and a
tend the baby show.
The Barton Landing third CD nine can
over Saturday afternoon 90 play ball Wi
the Irasburgh third nine. At the clio
of the fifth inning, with the score OF
point in their favor, the Landing boys r
fused to continue and forfeited the gam
Score, 9 too.
Last Wednesday afternoon, the home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira $. Drew was the scene
a small but pleasant gathering 10 witne
the marriage Of their daughter, Hannah,
Mr.. Fred Lothrop of Barton Landin
They took the afternoon train north 4,
Chicago. They will make their home
Wells River.
DIR. G.. III. Newton was appointed tow
liquor agent during the absence Of 5.
Howard. While the doctor was az Blu
lington recently, some person or person
broke into his house and stole a quantil
of liquor. No proof has as yet been foun
that will convict anyone of the theft, bl
investigation gave one OF our citizens tl
privilege Of paying $3.50 i'm fines am
costs for furnishing ardent to other
Does it pay?
Lowell
II. C.Cleveland and family are visiting
town.
The Catholic entertainment, Tuesda
evening Melted about 10000.