Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-01-20

Henry Skinner returned TO Manch
after few days stay. lie ~ In the "a
OF DIR. w. II. Templcton Of that placd
Mrs. Abel Humphrey il In town VII
her son Geo. Humphrey. niece OF
James Dow's from Canada Is visiting
Greensboro.
John Goss Is in Mass. and Conn.
ing friends.
Several of our young folks are
musical convention at peacham this
w. r.. Eastman and George Spie
each getting out lumber and preparir
build large barns.
A. Calderwood has clapboarded his
and painted il and IN now repairing q
his buildings al the village.
II is with pleasure that we can say,
we have at last i'm this village a saw
that will do good work promptly
Mrs. Maggie Spier taught a succ
term of school i'm the Silver Dist. and
pha Jackson finished one In the Maco
| Dist.
A Mr.. Foster from Cabot has been
wasting i'm this town and vicinity
new sap spout with a cover attachmer1
is having considerable success.
The evangelistic meetings at the
church under the direction OF Rev.
McKalvey are largely attended. Cons
able interest is being manifested and
hoped that under his forceful preadl
many will come TO the Saviour.
We would like 30 know through
| MONITOR how many cases OF well del
tuberculosis have terminated n
without being killed by the State u
nary or others. Up TO this time we
never heard OF any case, though we
made quite extensive inquiries.
Greensboro Bend.
Bert Ransom has gone TO Manchl
n. III.
Rev. Parounagian and Smithcrs
Hardwick will exchange pulpits Jan.
We notice the Shepard family cod
advertised for Tuesday eve, Jan. Dist, |
Methodist church.
Silas Holloway had a runaway the 4
day just for a change. The carriageI
nearly demolished, and the horse hurd
Holland.
Fred Stone has gone 30 Jay with
team 10 draw lumber, getting $40 a md
Thomas Boothman, about ninety h
of age, il quite sick.-Luthor Page III
on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Hall have retuI
from Mass, where they have been viii
their children for the last three montI
The Levi Mosher minors have
granted a pension OF s2i7O7, and will
80 month until they are 10 years of
Mrs. limo. Ames, a former residei
this town, recently suffered the frae
of limb. Her age makes her reco
doubtful.
Irasburgh.
Il. B. Webster recently spent a few
i'm Boston.
The Aid society will meet with
Joseph Cook ON Thursday next.
Rev. Rowland Of Barton Landing pre-
ed at the NJ. +. church Sunday aftern
Rev. Granger is enjoying CD his conf
ment as well as he can, and is get
along as well as possible
Quarterly meeting services will be
at the M. T.. church next Sunday forcni
with love feast at 10 o'clock.
Orrin A.Leach, OF Argusvillc, n. Oak
was here last week on business. CHA
see Irasburgh boys home occasionally.
There will be sociable at the GO
church vestry next Friday evening, ur
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society
Frank Thompson is home from Pro,
for few days. He has been In the emf
OF the Vermont Marble Co. since last Jt
Good cows sold at from thirty 30 thii
four dollars at M. Burbank's auct
Thursday. The farm was not sold no I
being offered.
The second annual reunion and roll
OF the Cong. church will be held In
church Thursday, Jan. 80. Dinner vii
served at noon i'm the vestry.
Ira S. Drew is doing quite a busir
shipping potatoes TO Boston, from whe
they are sent TO southern ports 20 be "a
as seed. Stray Beauties seem 10 be In !
demand at present.
Jay.
Witcel Baraw was arrested Thursday,
9th inst, upon complaint OF the Sta
attorney for selling, furnishing and Civ
away Intoxicating liquor. He plea
guilty and was fined by Justice Chant
Bailey $40 and costs, amounting 60 500
Lowell
Col. Sawyer of Hyde Park was In 90
one day last week.
The Monitor man has been In town d
change will be scarce again.
Alfred Cover has finished working
the doctor and Arthur Morton Is there
the present.