Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-02-22
West Glover.

two law suits called with others on the
tapis.
West Glover.
Nelson Stevens is down with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barber visited in
Burke last week.
Mrs. Simeon Clark has been seriously
afflicted with sciatic rheumatism.
Judson Stevens has gone to house keep
ing in Mrs. Emma SINNERS house.
George Coolbeth was recently called to
Eden to attend his fathers funeral.
Mrs. Ed. Tisdell is very low, her mother
Mrs. Joel Tisdell, is also very hard sick.
Mr.. snd Mrs. III. G. Humphrey of New
port visited George Humphreys people.
Greensboro.
Holmes Harrison works for Mrs. Jane
Simpkins and Oscar Michand for A. c..
Chase.
The selectmen and auditors reports show
the payment of $500 in debts, and 81 900 of
the bonded debt, with a surplus of taxes
and debts uncollected of 1863.
Greensboro Bend.
j. Bari has been on the sick list the past
few days.
y Chas: Thompson's foot is improved so
he is oufagain.
Mrs. Robinson and family of Stannard
are to move into the Griffin house.
Chas. Preston was in town recently. He
reports trade very light indeed, as do all
travelling statesmen.
Cecil Bullard came home to spend the
Sabbath with his parents. His aunt, Mrs.
Wyman, came with him.
Miss Dora Rollins, who has been stop
ping at "A. d. Rollins for two months, re-
turned to her home in Mass. Monday.
There is great deal of sickness about
town just now.
The Cong. society will meet with Mrs.
Bryant next Friday.
Jessie (Colton) Brush of Hopkinson, NJ
Y, is in town visiting.
Joel Lahore has closed his labors in the
mill and goes to Albany to work
in mill.
The Cong. Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Bryant next Friday Dinner
served at 2 o'clock.
The friends and neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Hannant gave them a pleas
int surprise at their home last Tuesday, it
being the occasion of their doth marriage
anniversary. Relatives and friends were
present from Albany, Barton, Browning
,on, Irasburgh, Newport, and New Hamp-
'hire, making company of 120 persons.
Oysters were served. A very fine couch
vas presented Mr.. and Mrs. Hannant in
behalf of their friends by Rev. l.. Dodge.
Mr.. Hannant responded in a few pleasant
wishing all his friends joy, peace
md prosperity.
Jay.
Ed. Percy has rented a part of Mr..
oaine's house.
W. Joslyn OF Barton Landing was in
own one day last week.
Lucius Day, an aged citizen, fell one day
asst week and sprained his wrist and crack
d the bone in his right leg below the
,nee.
A. M. Wakeman is visiting in Spring
ieId, Mass&Mrs. E. Chase is visiting in
N. Dodge has returned
rom New York, where she has been visit
ng her mother.
Lowell.
Lewis Baker is on the sick list.
Z. j. Craft has been having a tussle with /
he grip.
Chas. Kelly and family has gone to Iras-
urgh to- work on farm.
Miss Matte Kendall of South Troy is at
york at Lyman Hutchins'-
The scholars attending Derby Academy /
re at home for the vacation.
A kitchen party and dance was held at
rank Barney's Thursday night. good
ime was reported.
Mrs. F. I'll. Skinner, who has been here
airing for Mrs. ". Parker, has returned to
Ter home in Barton Landing.
Wilbur blanchard hurt his knee
ute seriously one day last week, while
olling logs in Silsby's mill yard.
The selectmen have decided TO have
ONE printed town reports again this year.
his is by all means the best way, es very
title can be remembered of a report read
4 town meeting.
The funeral of Mrs. Hackstaff of Crafts
ury was held from the residence of her
aughter, Mrs, Lewis Shufelt, Wednesday.
he services were conducted by Rev. c. w.
Johnson, pastor of the M. E. church.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. p. Atwood wish to ex-
ress their thanks tothosewho so quickly
to their caIl1of fire the other
vening, and thus prevented what might
avesbeen q serious CONFEDERATION.
IOrgan. te
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Bartlett are rejoicing
yer the birth of daughter.