Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-11-22

lngs, games, music ana refreshments.
Rev. Mr.. Vincent, i'm behalf OF the people,
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler with a
couch and a large chair, to which Mr. Cut
Ter returned thanks and good wishes 90
the donors.
Mrs. Agnes Spier Gilmour died recently
from the effects of shock She was at
the home OF James Anderson in Craftsbury.
where she had gone for few weeks visit.
She was born in Scotland and was one Of
a family of sixteen children. She came TO
this country forty years ago and married
David Giimour in 1851. Mr.. Gilmour died
died in 1883. She lived on the home farm
until about year ago. Mrs. Gilmour had
endeared herself TO all who knew her. She
was member of the r. p. church Of
Craftsbury, where her funeral was held.
She leaves two sons and a daughter who
have the sympathy of the community In
their bereavement.
Greensboro.
Nellie Taylor has gone 20 Lakeport, n. III.
Mrs. Soule Of Burlington is visiting her
mother, Mrs. ingalls,.
Thomas Chapman has finished his BUSH
ness here and will go to Bloomington.
Thomas Gebbie has sold one OF his
horses to a party at Lyndonville for s14O.w
Alex McLaren has sold twenty acres OF
wood land TO r. A. Patterson. Price $780,
Miss Mary McCue has left home intend
ing to visit most Of the winter in Chitten-
den and Washington counties.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. Thompson returned home last
Thursday.
Miss Matte Holdridge is visiting friends
in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. NJ. c. Jameson has gone 90 Glover
to remain few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Myra Baker.
The work on the NJ. f. church was COM
turned out with their teams and graded
the yard about the church. The ladies
furnished a warm dinner i'm the vestry.
Much credit is due Rev. p. n. Granger,
who has labored increasingly since the
work begun.
About sixty of the friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Wells gathered at their home
on the George Brewster place last Wednes-
day evening to give them a farewell call.
They were presented with two nice chairs
and a lamp as a token Of the esteem i'm
which they were held. These gifts were
very pleasantly presented by Mr.. Brewster.
were served and the occasion
was very pleasant one. Mr. and Mrs.
Wells will move on to the Dodge farm near
Barton Landing this week
Lowell.
l.. S. Harding, who has been sick, is inn
proving slowly.
Miss Alice Skinner has finished her
school in Eden and is at home.
Noble Crafts of Boston is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Craftsy
The Ladies Aid society of the M. r..
church met at w. f. Curtis last Tuesday.
The R. c. Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Samuel Laclair last Thursday. A
very pleasant time was reported.
V. Nj. Parker and son, Arthur, captured
.hree coons last Friday, taking one OF
hem alive.
Six caribou crossed the farm of r.. NJ.
Powers recently. Mr.. Powers saw buck
which he says was as large as a two-year-
I'D heifer.
Lewis, the photographer, is finishing
he pictures which he took here in the fall,
nd they will be in the hands of LIB. Well
nan for distribution as fast as finished.
The farm and implements belonging to
he estate of the late A. Dodge will not be
old at auction as advertised, as they were
old last Monday to c. III. Dodge, who will
ry farming in Vermont instead OF return
ng to California as was stated last week.
w. E. Curtis has burned the old starch
actory. We understand that he is to
rect new store house in its place. This
5ill make decided improvement i'm the
ppearance of Bridge street and give Mr..
urtis more room for his increasing tub
usiness. .t
Il. s. Coolidge OF johnson was i'm town
gently, attending to business connected
18th the Doc &c estate.--Mrs. Il. NJ. San
orn and daughter Bernice, OF Eden Mills
-ere i'm town Friday, stopping at IA. III.
Iill's.-O.P. Durham and daughter, Flora
{ Barton Landing were in town last week.
j. FL. Silsby.was in town the first OF last
eek locking after his lumber interests
ere. He will buy some logs, but will not
ct out many himself
IOrgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Campbell spent Sunday
18th Mrs. Campbell's parents.
Wallace Wilder has gone TO Stowe,
here he will work this winter.
Mr.. Turnbull has engaged Scion Gray TO
st the milk taken from this locality.
Mrs. Hannah Bean has moved into l.. ID.
arr's tenement.-Wm. Cobb has moved
Barton.
Mrs. Alice Gray is on the sick list.-O.