Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-11-02

Mr.. Alvin Bailey, an old resident o.
this town, was buried last Thursday.
Mrs. D. F. Davis has gone to Montrea
to have an operation performed on hel
mouth
A. Adams, our town representative, i.
home for a few days. He reports hare
work at Montpelier
Our street lamps are again doing service
and it is much pleasanter getting about
the streets these dark nights.
The Halloween promenade last Friday
evening was grand success. Although il
rained there was good number present.
Gov. Grout and family were home from
Montpelier over Sunday.-Miss Carrie
Black was in town last weelz.-Aaron
Grout has returned from Montpelier
where he has spent the fall helping his
father, Gov. circuit.
West Derby.
Clinton Tucker is on the sick list
J. M. Grow, Jr., spent part of last
week in town.
The Paquin house on Maple St. looks
fine in its new coat of paint.
A new road has been laid out by the
town, past Dennison Webster's. 1t is call
Railroad Street.
Walter Hauver is working in Barton
and Glover in the interest of. Miller &
House of Beebe Plain.
Elder Hopkins has moved from Mrs.
Hadley's house on River St. into a lower
tenement in the Dawson house on School
St.-Mr. Martin has moved from Mrs. BIB.
Fields tenement to F. Hunts house on
School Street.
Glover.
A. E. Anderson is on the sick list.
Effie Hagar is again confined to her bed.
F. H. Percival is shingling his build
ings.
Ezra Clark has rented the F. c. Clark
tenement.
Mr.. Dexter from Hyde Park visited at
Mrs. Dexter's last week.
Mrs. Wilbur Scott is at Barton caring
for her daughter, Mrs. Pearson.
w. III. Martin has bought of A. A. Len
ness all of his meadow the west side of
the road.
r. B. Walker comes to the front with a
turnip which measures feet inches in
r. E. French will give election news at
his store, as fast as received from the wire,
Tuesday night.
The ladies of the Mite Society are to have
-lr.air ST1fa hoc
charge of the work.
John Mcclellan recently killed an ailing
cow, which upon examination proved to
have lungs badly diseased. cs 9tom 25n ?
Mason Post viii hold a camp fire at
heir hall the evening of Nov. 9TH. Oyster
supper and promenade later. Everybody
S cordially invited.
n. r. Young has hired out for the win
er at Berlin, n. H., to teach the Berlin
National band. He is also director of
3urnhams orchestra there.
The remains of Aunt Harriet Bickford,
widow of Stephen Bickford, will be
brought to the parish school, house today
1t 10 O'Clock for funeral services. ssefmIsI
The State lodge of Sons of Temperance
leld meeting at Institute hall last We'd
lesday A large audience assembled, and
several speakers from different parts of
he State We're present. The meeting was
me of unusual interest.
West Glover.
VIII Magoon has caught 80 skunl1s this
all.
Ell. Clark has sold his farm and given
possession.
Orvin Miles moves this week to the
arm he purchased of Arthur DEMO.
Alex. NcLaren has been on the sick list /
or some time, but is better.
Our hotel has changed hands again. The 1
PRESENT owner is Mrs. Anna Stone of Cam
ridge.
Miss Lulu Tucker has returned from
leaks Island, where she has been stopping
everal weeks for the benefit of her health.
Mrs. Ida Woodbury. gave a very inter-
sting lecture at the Cong. church last
thursday eve, on the work of the A. NJ.
l., in which she is actively engaged.
HI. w. Calderwood raisd this year on 80
DDS of ground 175 bushels of carrots. The
and was MANFRED in the fall, plowed un-
er in the spring, and well narrowed and
rilled and seeded before the 1st day of
lay.
VIM. r. Eastman has rented his farm
nd stock to John Richardson for term
+ wears and has bauUht q small farm in
[oocksetts, N. H. He will leave town for
is new home the next day after election.
lie wants to vote for gold before he goes.
States attorney Annis was called to
greensboro few days since and in con-
equence Andrew J. Bedell, Ralph Bedell,
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