Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-02-25


can to come in and take dinner. Pro-
ceeds to repair the church.
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs. Augustus Daniels remains
about the same. She il seriously ia.
Miss Mertie Blodgett has been en-
gagged for year in the family of Hay
den Patch.
Rev. M. III. Smith exchanged pulpits
with Rev. Mr.. Allen of Craftsbury
Sunday, the 18th inst.
Mrs. Sabra Wilcox of East Green's
boro had the misfortune TO iniure her
self quite badly, recently, by falling
from her shed door. She is quite an
aged lady.
The Drama "Uncle Josh" given by
the Division, Feb. 10, was a success.
The parts were well sustained and
about ten dollars realized, which
is good for a small place.
The would be famous M. d., calling
himself j. r. Kennedy, who has been
doing such a rushing business
in this and other towns about
here, suddenly became a minus guam
tity. Report says he is wanted at
the Greensboro Bend house for hotel
and livery bills TO the amount OF $40.
Holland.
Albert Curtis has bought the Jacob
Chase place i'm Derby.
Helen King has moved from Barns
ton into her house ON King St.
Farmers are very busy harvesting
ice which is of superior quality
Snow is very deep and the cradle
holes are about twelve inches deeper.
Mrs. T.. III. Gray is home from Nor
gan where she has been teaching
school.
Mrs. Chas. Clark, daughter of Judge
Fletcher, is very sick at her home i'm
Derby.
A nice little girl has come to live
with Ii. A. Bryant's people, and they
appear to be pleased with her coming.
Irasburgh.
Geo. Lee is clerking for Albert Bee
de at the Landing.
Mrs. Flora Teuney has exchanged
her farm in Albany for a smaller place
near w. Albany.
Hon. l.. II. Thompson and wife are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Geo .syl-
vester,at Nashua, n. II.
Miss Emma Church and DIR. Rey-
nolds of Boston came here Friday
evening and returns TO Boston TO- day.
Mrs. Lucy A. Worthington has been
quite sick during tina pas week, but IL
is now hoped that she is ON the gain.
Fred w. Phillips went TO Nc Indoes
Falls this morning to attend school.
Hope you may find your way back
Fred.
Miss Louise Nichols returned TO her
home i'm Enosburg last week with her
brother, George Nichols, who came
for her.
Rev. l.. II. Elliot of Waterbury adj
dressed a union meeting at the Cong.
church yesterday, In the interest OF
the Vermont Bible Society.
About sixty people took dinner at
the Cong. church reunion Friday.
This was the first roll call i'm the his
tory Of the church and the occasion
was thoroughly enjoyable.
The negotiations for the manufac-
ture of cheese the coming season still
hang fire. IL is hoped that some
may be reached which will
insure a good make and satisfaction
all around.
Mrs. Ida Read, State President of
the w. g. T. u, will speak at a union
service at the Cong. church next Sun
day evening. She will also address
a ladies meeting in the NJ Il. church
vestry Saturday evening.
The annual Masonic banquet Tues
day evening brought out many prom
nent masons from neighboring towns.
Tables were set in Court House Hall
tor sixty five, and the occasion was
one of many pleasant "reminiscences.
Miss Gertrude Parker is stopping
N Burlington for a few weeks. - John
Ranger of Lake Village, NH, recent
y made his parents a short visit
Percy Templeton came home from st.
Iohnsbuay Thursday night and re-
turned this morning.
Lee and Ira Carpenter came from
Fletcher last week to visit the family
IF their uncle, A. b. Carpenter. Lee
vas former resident OF Irasburgh
'ut has spent the past nine years in
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