Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-10-19

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York.
Rev. Fay of Newport exchanged Sunday
with Rev. j. L. Smith.
Cheney Cobb has returned, and is at !.
BaiIey's.-Amos Mott is home from Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Mitchell have
adopted nephew about four years of age.
Edith Mcclure has gone to Lowell,
Mass, to work.-Mrs. F. w. Young goes
soon to Boston for the winter.
| Mrs P. s. Robinson visited at Richford
last week.-Mrs.. l.. A. Fish starts Tuesday
for Chicago to remain till June.
Amos Blodgett has purchased place in
Montpelier, and moved there.-Elder
Hastings has moved into the Leon Field
house, Lake ST.
| Ephraim Clark, an aged resident, living
on Pine Hill, died suddenly Oct. 8. He
had shock several months ago, and grad
ually failed since.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. MCGOWAN of Green's
boro Bend were in town last week to at
Gowan to Miss Daley at the home of her
father, Harrison Daley.
| Hearty congratulations are extended by
the many friends of Georgia White on her
marriage the 18th to Leigh M. Mansfield of
BrownviIle Junction, Me.
E. H. Wood moves today to E. Coven-
try.-Mr. Whitehead has moved from f.
Blakes' tenement to Batesville.-Mr. Jel-
| ley has moved back into his house on
Maple St.-Carl MILO has moved to New
port.-Mr. Phelps has moved into the
tenement vacated by Mr.. MILO.
| Glover.
| Miss Mamie Hall is at work at Hotel
Barton.
Mrs. E. B. simonds is stopping at c. p.
OVENS.
Mrs Mary Bickford has been visiting at
| Henry Cooks.
Charlie Dexter has purchased a Sharples
cream separator.
Geo. Scott has moved into Mrs. Henry
Phillips tenement.
A. A. Williams has 20 traces of seed corn
that would be hard to beat.
Reuben Christie is shingling and put
ting a new dormer window on his house.
Our base ball nine played the Green's
boro Bend nine Saturday. Score 10 to 21 in
favor of Glover
Our village schools, taught by Miss
Lang and Miss Wright are giving the best
Of satisfaction s0hoJea s.Ii 10 Aa1 soma
The ladies of the Mite Society win give
a chicken pie supper at the svestry- Friday
evening. Supper 10 cts.
E. A. Cook and wife spent the Sabbath
in town.-Our representative, w. f.
Clark, was home for the Sabbath.
William Merriam celebrated his SID |
birthday last Friday, all his children be-
ing present. A pleasant occasion.
About so people attended the husking at
Henry Cooks last Wednesday evening, |
where they did full justice to the big pile !
of corn and the refreshments that follow |
ed after. :" 'f'Ah '@'sS1
Two loads of boards, which were drawn
through this village from Sheffield re-
Gently weighed respectively 1880 and 6S86.
lbs. Great loads when the hills are taken
into account.
we ilhS ring Vi WV OIOulkS uCD-
sage. 1t advocates retrenchment and re-
form in all departments of State business,
with short session and active work, all
of which are needed.
Rev. III. H. Hoyt of St. Johnsbury de-
livered a fine sermon at So. church last
Tuesday evening. He will preach here
again next Tuesday evening, subject,
'sBrotherhood of Man."
The Misses Sherburne had a narrow es-
cape from a serious injury one evening re-
Gently. A holdback became unfastened
as they were driving down hill and the
horse kicked, breaking the thilIs, but help
arrived in time to prevent further injury.
Mrs. ID. S. Young has gone to N II. ON
a visit.-Mrs. Mcclellan has returned from
her visit to that state, so the thing is kept
even.-Herbert Davis, wife and two
daughters from the West are visiting his
father, Henry Davis.-Meta McGaffey of
White River Junction is here visiting her
West Glover.
David Baker has moved back on to his
farm.
Addie Carr of Manchester has been visit
ing here the past two weeks.
Rev. E. W. Hatch of East Corinth
preached good sermon at West Glover
Fred Eastman has bought the lumber !
on H. III. Bailey's farm. ,
Kit Carson and family have moved to
Albany. Sorry to have them go. {
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is visiting friends here and in E. Crafts /
bury.
Twin baby boys put in their appearance V