Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-16

church, Dec. p, at one O'Clock.
Henry Salmon has put his saw-miu in
good condition for business the coming
spring.
See what DR.. Owen says about the treat
ment of the eye, etc., in the local advertis-
ing column.
The w. @. t. U. meet with Mrs. A. A..
Williams Tuesday, at ten o'clock Dinner
will be furnished by the members. A box
is soon to be sent to the Friendless Girls
Home, and contributions therefor will be
thankfully received.
Those in this vicinity who knew William
Pearl, as a student in the old Institute.and
those especially who saw him at the re-
union last August will hear of his death
with much sorrow. He was much re-
spected as young man and student and
his life has been very useful and honored
one. He died in St. Johnsbury last week.
West Glover.
Bert Lewis has gone to Boston.
Edison Mills from Minnesota is here Wis
iting his old home and friends.
Henry Cook, who has been repairing his
moved into it a week ago.
Greensboro.
d. Baker died at the residence OF his
daughter, Mrs. James Borland, Dec. 6. He
was SO years old.
Frank Guild is home from Middletown,
Conn. He has a good position as
Prof. of chemistry in a college in Montana.
The first entertainment in our lecture
course was given Wednesday evening;
concert by the Imperial Quartette of st.
Johnsbury. 1t was well received and en-
joyed by the good number in attendance.
w. S. ingalls, is making preparations to
build large barn the coming summer and
has commenced drawing stone for the
wall from the abandoned quarry at North
Greensboro. A. e. Perrin has the job of
master mechanic on the wood work.
Our community was startled last Mon
day afternoon to learn of the death of Mrs.
A. E. Perrin. Although in poor health
and hardly able to sit up, she was believed
to be slowly gaining strength and her
friends expected she would gradually gain
her former vigor; but she was suddenly
! taken worse and died in two hours. She
, was a woman beloved by all who knew
her, very helpful in every way that she
was able, and she will be much missed.
The family have the sympathy of a large
circle of friends and acquaintance.
Greensboro Bend.
Christmas will be observed here with
appropriate exercises.
Mrs. Mary Holloway is stopping with
her son at n. Batchelder's.
J. II. Pope met with quite serious ac-
cident a few days since, falling from the
attic floor down through the next story.
He viii be confined to the house for some
time
Report has it that our hotel is soon to
change hands again. w. j. Lamberton,
the PRESENT. tenant, has advertised his Iiv-
cry property and house furnishings for
sale.
Rev. Mr.. Dixon returned to his home i'm
Cabot last Saturday. He was much liked
during his work here during the week.
Rev. Mr.. johnson and his wife of Sheffield
are assisting the present week.
Holland.
G. III. Tice is going to stock his mill with
logs again this winter.
John Judd, who has been sick for a num-
Der of weeks, is improving.
OrvilIe Kelley is attending school at
Derby Academy this winter.
Mrs. Elsie Turner of Maine is here visit
ing her sisters and other friends.
All the surplus hay is being pressed and
sold. The farmers here may need some OF
it in the spring.
A man from Conn. has been i'm town
buying cattle. They were examined at
Charleston, but none were found diseased.
George Tice has moved back on TO his
farm in Derby. Hollis Ames has moved
into Derby, on to the Fuller place, which
he just bought.-Nixon Morse has sold his
place and moved to Derby.
Irasburgh.
Ben Eaton has opened a barber shop in
the Cotton block.
There will be no session of the village
school during Christmas week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Beaucl ERIK and son
have returned from Tunbridge.
1t is expected that G. w. Foster of
Woodbury. will start a singing school
here.
The patrons of the cheese factory have |
just received their last dividend of the |
season.
Prof. Ranger of Lyndon Institute is ex
pected to preach at Cong. church next |
Sunday morning aud evening.
The Farmers League will meet at the
Kidder school-house, Wednesday, Dec. IS.
Question for discussion: ''ShalI emigra-
ton be restricted?"
Several members of the c. e. Society at
tended the county convention at Coventry