Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-10-25

Tor of Crafts bury, In behalf OF the comparl
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Uric a cha'
/ lounge, set Of dishes and sum OF mone|
for which Mr.. Uric thanked them IN a fl
well chosen words. The company q 4
( persed wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Urie mud
happiness in their new home
Greensboro.
z. o. Randall is at West Glover for II
weeks, while Geo. Dow Is at Boston a
vicinity.
Geo. A. Wright and wife, and Mrs. w.
Jackson went to Boston on the eNcursid
last week.
John Gebbie goes TO Canada this wee
intending to be gone two weeks, visiti
his brother.
Mrs. William Simpson left home II
Friday for a trip to Barre and Montpeli
and Littleton, n. II.
S. S. Woodmansee will open boot Fl
shoe repair shop i'm the place recently
Gated by F. c. Cline
! David Wiley has bought Mrs. Taylo
interest in their home farm and has NOV
/ there from Hardwick and taken posessid
A. c. Brown has increased the nnmh
of telephone poles between here and Va
Hardwick and intends putting in a metal
| circuit.
The Cong. society put in a new furna
last week to heat their church. This VI
be an Improvement over the old way
heating. lr#
b. II. Cuthbertson died az his home
/ Wednesday. The funeral was held Sat
day. He was man very much respect
and will be missed from from the comnl
nifty. He leaves wife and three sons.
was 76 years of age.
Greensboro Bend. uo
A promenade was held al p. @. SALINE
hall last Saturday night. at
Our schools have two weeks longer
keep before the fall vacation.
Mr.. Flanders people have moved
Stannard, and Mrs. Bradley has mos
into Mr.. Flanders house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Huptley OF westfo
VT, visited at John Wilcox's, also at Oh
Wilcox's i'm Hardwick, last week
A new enterprise has just started I'm
town, the manufacture OF butter, boxes
A. A. Caldwell's mill in East Greens bo
Mr.. Bruce Cuthbertson, life long I'd
dent of this town, died Tuesday afternd
of paralysis He was a suocessful busin
man having accumulated good proper
and was honorable i'm all his dealings.
familiar form and pleasant face viii
much missed by neighbors and frien
He leaves an aged wife and three sons.
Irasburgh.
Norman Curtis is attending school
Laconia, n. III.
Julius Wilcox is moving on to the Nj
Brown farm. .
Rev. L. Dodd was able to occupy
pulpit yesterday.
S. w. Beauclerk has been hunting
Maine the past week.
S. ID. Holman is visiting his daugh
in Boston and vicinity. if
The VIM. Taplin house il being impro
with fresh coat of paint
Ora Hawley is quite IN at the home
his brother, Geo. Hawley.
Carrie Fisher is on the sick list and
been obliged to leave school.
Mrs. Fred Grant has been spendin
few weeks with her friends in Balxersas
John Corley and family are living v
Mr.. Corley's mother, Mrs. somers, for
present. .ssa,.
The Ladies Missionary meeting will
held at the Cong1 parsonage wednes
afternoon. .gfur
DIR. II. A. Bogue and wife OF Richf|
made short visit at Mrs. Tempted
last week.
Bert Wilcox moves this week from
old Conner farm to Lowell, where he
work in a tub factory. ...f.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Holdridge have
turned from visit to his mother
brother in Bridport, VT "a
Clara and Mabel McGoff have lretur
home from Mass. where they have h
working through the summer. Dt
The friends OF Miss Julia Phelps.
merly of this place, viii regret to ID
that she is quite i'll with a lung trouble
Mrs. H. Howard, in her will, bequeat
TO the Cong'l church OF this place the
terest annually on thee hundred dol
Mrs. Lucy Curtis has had new
built from the main road to her pl
avoiding the steep hill that formerly le
the top OF the Ranger hill.
The disturbance caused by the rum
ment during the past two weeks, "a b,
carefully investigated. Two parties
been arrested and fined, and possibly &
are more to follow. Il Is hoped by
good citizens that the law will be onfo
and that the guilty, and not the innoc
be made TO suffer. n
Last Thursday seemed 10 be the K
daV of the season. when nhnni Al ~