Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-10-04


two weeks, and has not been able TO do
much work.
'Lakeview" is closed and Mr.. Perrin has
moved into a tenement in his brothers
house.
The man who took the money at j. 9.
Babcocks last week is well known and IL II
will be well for him to return It.
Mr. Goldman, the cheese maker, got
through making cheese for the season
Sept. 30. He has made about "a tons OF 4
cheese, which is a very good record for the 4
first year. There is some prospect OF using N
the building for making butter, though
that is not definitely settled yet
Our summer boarders and campers have
all left for the season. Mr.. c. {. Miller.
New York lawyer, being the last to go
away. II is estimated that we have had
about $50 people with us the last summer
and that number will probably be in
creased next season.
Greensboro Bend. ,
Laban Patch is quite sick with typhoid
fever.
There was ''trot" on HIPS track We'd
nesday, just for fun.
j. Barr and wife have gone to Taunton,
Mass, TO visit their sons.
Mrs. p. G. Salmon goes to Boston this
week to buy goods for the fall trade
o. f. Tracey and wife OF Chelsea, VT,
were the guests of A. Caldwell last week.
S. ID. Baker and wife OF Stowe have been
spending a few days among friends in
town.
There was a box supper in the M. IL
vestry Thursday eve. short literary en-
tertainment was also given.
Miss Tucker of Greensboro village haa
closed her music class here for the present
Miss Tucker gives very good satisfaction
as music teacher. .5
A. Perrin, wife and daughter have lust
returned from Morrisville where they have
been spending a few days.-AIrs. Charles
Thompson spent few days with her sis
ter in Morrisville, last week.
Holland.
G. w. Tyres moves to Morgan this week
and Will Tyres takes his farm.
Edith Moulton has been spending a few
days with her friend, Miss Hattie McDuf
fee, at Stanstead Plain. ..#
1t is reported that our butcher, q. =
Heath goes to Derby Line soon, TO con
tinue his business there
Mrs. A. r. AIoulton has been at s. T.
Gray's, Morgan, for a week. A young lad
is there for an indefinite length of time.
Mrs. Packard OF Barnston is stopping a
Daniel Jenness'. Mrs. Harry Bonlor and
daughter, and Miss Louise Hopkins @
New Hampshire, spent iow days will
their sister, Mrs. Fred Moulton.
Island Pond.
One of the pleasant events In thi
town was the reception rendered 90 Gov
and Mrs. Grout, Col. and Mrs. Mansur, bS
Porter III. Dale, Esq. There was YER
large attendance from home and abroad
including Lieut-Go Fisk and wife, sew
eral members of Gov. CIRCUITS staff am,
other distinguished citizens from With
and without the state. Some six hundre,
people We're present. Fine music wa
furnished and choice refresh Ihents wer
served. 1t was an event much enjoyed b
all present. tcl brHan3
Jay.
c. ID. Oviatt takes the mail route Oct. /
Give Wetherell is repairing the inside o
his house.
VIII Sargent has taken a big lumber 10
of II. G. Banister.
Edward Ariel has taken Arthur Wake
mans farm for one year,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith fror
Georgia have been visiting in town.
Three deer were seen on the lower end O
j. c. Chase's meadow last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Chase have gone
county to visit Mr.. Chase's siste
II. ID. Chamber in has received the an
pointment of health officer for this town.
Henry Miller has bargained for th
Butler farm and has moved on {
it.
Mrs. Will Lathe was called 20 Cam bridg
on account of the serious illness Of he
father.
Henry Miller leaves the A. NJ. Wakema
farm at the expiration Of his term Of lease
Oct. 2.
b. f. Paine goes TO Newport the 1st
his post of duty i'm the custom house. ii
md his wife will board. at the NewpoI
House for the present ,y
Thirty-two years ago Oct, lst III. /
Jhamberlin first assumed the duties
postmaster here. His appointment wa
lated Aug. 8, 1865, and was signed by A
w. Randall, first assistant postmqster-ger
'ral.- Palladium. 80,
Lowell.
Miss Minnie Shufelt OF Concord, n. III
5 visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
shufelt.
l.. S. Harding is very sick with a slo
ever r,rnsn,,f he annn nnt llllt,rnt