Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-09-07

seNeral OF the comrades ana their army
friends giving "reminiscences, ETC. Com
rade G. w. Cook invited the Co. 10 hold
theirireunion with him next year.
West Glover.
1t is expected that Rev. Mr.. Brown viii
close his labors for the Cong church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Fogg OF sutton
have been visiting at Geo. Humphreys OF
late.
Lyman Cook is home from Maine
Miss Bean Of Coventry is visiting at Fred
Beams.
Robert Wells and Allen Tichurst are
teaching in Greensboro, Amos Tichurst IN
Albany
John Armour Anderson has laid the
foundation for a new house which he ex-
poets to build next season.
Harvey Lewis remains i'm very precari-
Gus condition Of health, and viii not sur
vive long unless there is some improve
ment i'm his condition.
The new mill, which has been built bv
Harvey Lewis on the site where the saw
mil was burned, started up some days
since and is doing excellent business. 10
was built by Mr.. Cotton OF Irasburgh.
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs. l.. S. Collins has gone to Boston for
a short visit.
The Willing Workers meet at the vestrv
this week, Thursday.
Town meeting is reported as passing
very quietly for these turbulent times. Mr..
Tolman was elected to represent the town.
Schools began last Monday in nearly all
the districts. Mr.. Hutchins az the Bend.
Mr.. Titus at Il. Greensboro, and Miss
Ransom at the Four Corners. We hope
for profitable terms.
There was pleasant home wedding "A
the house of Mr.. Geo. Flanders. Wednes-
day evening, when his daughter Leila was
united in marriage TO Mr.. George Batten
OF Greensboro Rev. Mr.. Morrow per-
formed the ceremony I'm the presence OF
near relatives. We extend congratulations.
Holland.
Harry Marsh was elected town ropresen-
tative, receiving 115 votes, the democratic
candidate only SO. This Is quite differ
ence from that of twenty years ago when
1t was nip and tuck between the two par
ties. It is probable that the check list
style of voting has had something 10 do
with the result in this town. This town
has done its share toward swelling the ma
jority Of Maj Grout.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. Fred Smith has bought a farm ia
Eden, and will move there in a few weeks.
cottage prayer meeting was held AZ
Joseph Watson's last Wednesday evening.
Geo. Lee has returned to Montpelier
Seminary Mary Corley returns 10
Newport this week. She is to teach there.
seldin Foss, son OF Harlow Foss OF Hop
dale, California, died at the home of w. l..
Locke last Friday OF typhoid fever, aged
IL years and 10 months. irwin be remem-
bered that his father moved to California
few years since, taking his family with
him. 1t seems that Seldin was homesick
and wished TO come back to Vermont lie
came back about year ago and has been
with his sister, Mrs. l.. r. Brewster OF
Boston attending school most OF the time M
He came here recently and fell seri-
ously sick with the fever He was a
bright, interesting young man, and
a great favorite with the young peo-
pie. The sympathy OF the entire COM
munity goes ont for his parents IN their
far-away home, and to the three stricken
sisters. His sister, Mrs Brewster, was
with him through his sickness. Funeral
services were held at Geo. b. Brewstera
Sunday afternoon, a large number from
here and several from Barton attending.
Jay. n"'-nf' ~
A fine new boy at Henry Chamberlin's.
Robert Hare and Lottie Iafountain
were recently married.
Some of our people have been before tho
grand jury as witnesses OF late
Lillian Dodge Of Mass, is visiting here.
b. II. Percy has returned home.
II two months effort OF the silver ad-
vocated gives the state a republican plural
ity Of $1,000, what may be expected at the
November election, after two months
further effort.
Lowell.
Geo. Curtis returned to school at Mont
pelier Wednesday.
Schools in town began Monday, Aug. 81,
with nearly the same teachers an last term.
Corn roasts are the order OF the day or
night rather, and the sale OF Pain Killer Is
The Silsby mill is soon 20 shut down,
having the stock all cut out. Nine men
we're discharged Saturday night.
III. M. Noyes OF Hyde Park was IN town
Thursday. He formerly bought butter
lere for a number of years.
The lawsuit, Parker vs.. Curtis, IA regard
o the bicycle was decided In favor of the
plaintiff judgement e. and costs.
Grace and Ernest Watson, who have