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

fired Griggs has hired the farm
NJ Il Rodney Ables bought of A. G.
gers and will take possession of
he first of September.
We think that the Orleans county
r managers have done well to Sc
e the services of our band for the
as it is one of the best bands in
vicinity.
bstfieId.
Hiss Lena Gilpin expects to teach
DOL in Holland the coming fall.
Ne hear that H. Root is located
|ely in Middlesex where he has
rge of a store and post office, also
1t he has taken to himself a wife.
are glad to know of his prosperi-
there was no preaching in the M.
church either on the 18th or 25th
t., the pastor taking a little rest
p attending campmeeting. At the
\ g'l church on the 18th the Rev. L.
Atwood began series of reports
the Boston @. E. convention.
Willard Farman has sold his East
l farm to Geo. Wright, son of FL.
light, consideration $4,000. Posses
n given when the lease held by the
liant, Mr.. Clarkson expires. Volney
co has sold his farm to Mr.. Ladd of
feetsburgh, consideration $1,000.
Ephraim E. Hitchcock of New York
ty and Mr.. Pike of Stowe were in
|vn last week also Dea. p. Hitchcock
ii wife of Barton.-Miss Winnie Far
En goes to Boston this week to at
bid school.-D. Hitchcock and wife
We gone to Canada on visit; Mrs.
Woodwork was in Newport over
nday.
On Tuesday morning Aug. 20, after
illness of ten days, occurred the
ath of Susan Gilman, widow of the
+e Josiah Miller, aged rs years. 1t
thought she had liver trouble; she
Is great sufferer. The funeral was
Id in the NJ. E. church on Wednes-
Y afternoon, Rev. A. Gregory Off
ting. F. Miller of Brighton, Mass,
d Mrs. Watson of New Haven, Ct,
re present at their mothers funer-
also the other three children, rela-
es from Newport and Canada and a
ge number of neighbors and friends.
r 80 years she had been connected
tn the Meth. church, here, and she
s the oldest member at the time of
r death.
estmOre.
Win Kerwin, who has been sick, is
tier. ..aI +. a.e4
Henry Lyon is home from the hos
al much improved.
Hrs. Gill of Orange, N. j., is stop
lg with her son, Rev. @. o. Gill.
Forrest Hunt has finished work at
, Willoughby House and gone to
est Burke to clerk for w. w. Coe.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
-ndOn.
Mss Sarah @. Morse is still very
at her home here. elJ
The family of j. @. Eaton are home
m three weeks stay at Willough-
Hrs. Blodgett has returned from a
it to Hardwick and will stay some
he with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
rker.
The fall term of the Lyndon Acad-
y and Graded school opens Mon
Y, Sept. 2, with Gordon B. Chase as
ncipal, Miss Maud Childs of Stone
N, Mass, a-graduate of the Emer-
1 College of Oratory and Wellesley
llege, in the intermediate depart
mt and Miss Cora Sargent will have
arge of the pupils in the primary
partment.
iSt Burke.
1rs. Mathers has gone to Canada
. visit.
Charles Zero has moved into a part
Mrs. Lanes house.
Tohn McNalley has returned from
wedding trip to Canada, and gone
housekeeping in his house at this
lage.
awhile.
Almon McHalland's little son died
the 18th inst. and was buried on
ii.
There is quite large number of the
ople of this town at the campmeet-
, at Lyndonville last week.
The new Masonic building at Dan
lie Green is nearly finished and will
On be dedicated under Masonic
es.
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