Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-01-14

Fan saw-mill.
Rev. W. Harris has returned from
New York.
Lila Tucker is away for few weeks
Visiting friends in Glover and vicinity.
Randall & Crane have vacated the
Calderwood store which they have
rented for a few years.
The social and oyster supper at
r. B. Ritchie's Friday evening was
success. S. P. Pinney was in charge
. of the music and was well received by
full house. The proceeds of the
supper are to help replenish the Sun
day School library.
Greensboro Bend.
A new boarder at Bert Piper's-a
fine little girl.
Rev. j. w. Nc Neil spent Sunday
among his old friends.
A new stage driver from Green's
boro Bend to Craftsbury.
Mr.and Mrs. Frank Amsden will be-
gin housekeeping at the house of j..
Barr.
Burton Pike and wife spent New
Years with A. r. Pike of this place.
[. Rollins returned to Cambridge
Tuesday morning to look after the
interests of his lumber business.
The lumbermen are very busy again.
Numerous loads of logs are to be seen
moving toward Tolman & Simpsons
mill.
@. Caswen has a fine line of gents
clothing at the store Of Byron Davis,
which he sells very cheaply. Give
him a call.
O. A. Silver, travelling salesman
for r. D. Bucklin & Son of Rutland,
recently sold Joseph Patch a fine
monument of Quincy granite. 1t will
be set up in the Stannard cemetery
during the coming spring.
Holland.
A. j. Applebee's youngest child is
quite sick.
VIM. Elliott has moved back on to
his old place.
A. E. Lewis and wife have gone to
Waterloo on a visit.
Ed. Chapman found his horse dead,
last Thursday morning.
Caswell & Son are receiving about
$4,000 feet of logs, daily.
Stephen Nichols of Morgan is filer
in Casweu & Sons new mill.
Mrs. Turton Hill is visiting friends
and relatives in Compton, Que.
A. r. MouJton was at Newport Cen
ter last week attending the Advent
Conference
Thos. Brooks and a Mr.. Kelley of
Derby Line are doing some business,
dealing in cheap horses.
Rumor says II. A. Bryant and Thos
Goddard will form a partnership and
go into the mercantile business.
Caswen & Son are putting in a
heavy stock of lumber with greater
capacity for doing work than ever
before.
Jennie Tice, who has been sick a
number of weeks, is better.-Three of
A. r. Moulton's family have been
sick, but they are better.
Elder G. w. Tabor, who went with
his family to Waterbury last fall, was
here last week packing his goods and
shipping them to Waterbury, where
he will make it his home. Since he
went there in the fall they have built a
very nice Advent church of which he is
pastor. The people in Holland are
sorry to loose Elder Tabor as he is
one of our best men, and we are sure
that Waterbury will be the better for
having Elder Tabor among them.
Irasburgh.
Fred Field had foot badly bruised
last Saturday.
Miss Marie Beauclerk has returned
to school at Bradford, Mass.
The Cong. church is arranging for a
reunion and roll call, the 25th inst.
Geo. lite has moved to w. G. Tap
Inns Wheeler farm on the Greek road.
The grip, influenza or whatever it
may be, is making many acquaint-
ances here.
Miss Jessie Cotton is making two
weeks visit among friends in Boston.
MIR. Charles Ord of Bury and Miss
Edith Murdoch of Stanstead, P. O.,
recently visited at their uncle's, John
Ord.
The "Minstrels' and a few friends
had very pleasant gathering last