Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-01-11
John Arthur is very hard sick with

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iting relatives in town.
j. P. Christie has sold his residence in s.
Glover to Mrs. Nettie Allen.
Mrs. A. M. Randall has been to Will
loughby Lake for weeks visit.
Roy Dexter is making preparations to
build big barn another summer.
Trip and Dexter are getting off the re-
mainder of their lumber ON the Galusha
lot.
1t is Mrs. John Salmon who has the lame
arm. Johns arms are all right SO far as
we know.
The Mite society will hold their next So
'ciable at the vestry, Friday afternoon.
All invited.
Hack Wilson is on the look out for the
person who stole a sparerib. from him a
few nights ago.
A. E. Leonard is home from Boston. He
brought his brothers little daughter
Hattie, likewise the measles.
Mrs. Edith Mcdowell is better. Ed.
Walker is out again.-Mrs. Sumner Scott
and Martha Darling are very low.
Our rising young lawyer, N. A. Norton,
was the one who paid the cigars this time;
he having taken to himself better half
Mrs. Henry Davis has returned home
from Manchester, where she has been for
several weeks caring for her daughter,
Mrs. Lulu Cheney.
Rev. HI. HI. Hoyt will preach at the Uni
versalist church Tuesday eve, Jan. 18th, at
z o'clock. Subject: "What does it mean
to be Christian
Mrs. f. p. Cheney has returned with
her daughter, Mrs. E. Bickford, to her
home in Chester. The Cheney home will
be closed for the present.
Sons of Temperance will hold their
meeting Wednesday Jan. 18th, 1880 p. m.
All members are requested to meet as it is
of officers.
Mrs. Maria ID. Percival has gone to
Burke to visit her sister, Mrs. Roxana
Nina Sargent has been to
Derby Center the past week visiting her
parents.
West Glover.
Mrs. Mary Uric is sick at Elias Miles.
Cows averaged $50 piece at p. II. Skin
ner's auction.
Union prayer meetings during the week
of prayer at both villages, every other
evening at each place.
David Gilmore has sold all his hard and
soft wood lumber, except the sugar naples,
to r. Patterson of Craftsbury for $500.
n
antly surprised Dec. IS by visit from
their children and grandchildren. The oc-
casion was the 50th anniversary of their
marriage.
Frank E. Pope wears pleasant smile be-
cause of a new boarder at home.
At the late Moses Haines auction the
and was sold to ID. B. Hunter for $40.
Alpha E. Jackson and Miss Gertrude
Ferguson of Walden were married Dec. 81.
After short trip to Boston they will be
It home at the old homestead. Congratula-
ions.
James Black had the misfortune to sew
erily cut his knee while chopping in the
woods last week. 1t was with difficulty
hat he reached the house alone. He will
doubtless be laid up some weeks.
Bend.
Albert Huntoon is on the sick list.-Mrs.
J. Wheeler is sick with pneumonia.
Irving Billiard and Cecil were home from
Cast Burke to spend New Years with their
parents.
Mrs. Will Graham seems TO be improv-
ng little. She has been a sufferer for
many months.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G.. Salmon went TO Lit
Teton, n. H., a few days since, driving
heir own team.
We are hoping to have singing school
his winter, if the village people will only
,ut forth an effort. 1t is very much need
d.
There will be series of meetings held |
lere, to commence the last of January, un-
Ter the direction of Mr.. Smith of st. Johns
Jury.
Mrs. Anna Stoddard of Boston spoke in
he NJ E. church last sabbath evening to a |
arge congregation. Mrs. Stoddard was
'orn in Greensboro and her many friends
we're very glad of the opportunity to hear
Ter speak.
Mr.. A. ID. Rollins, whose sickness has |
een mentioned in the MONITOR |
assed away Sunday evening. The funer-
/ was held at the NJ. E. church Wednes- |
ay, and was largely attended. Mr.. Roll
ms has been a life long resident of the |
own and will be missed in many ways.
lie was kind and obliging and always |
eady to help those in trouble. He leaves
widow, one son, and two sisters, who
ave been at his home for several weeks
0 care for him.
raSburgh. h*
Miss May Wheeler has had the measles
he past week.