Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-01-18

w. F. Clark has sold his place ON :. hin.
known as the Tom Smith farm.
Mrs. Chesley from Lyndon visited az
Charles McLellan's several days last week.
Lawyer Norton will occupy tenement
in Mrs. Lydia Dwineli's house for the
present.
Quite number from this place attended
the singing convention held at Barton last
week and reported good time.
+ Truman Cooks neighbors and friends
paid him visit one day last week, and as
a token of their regard cut and brought
him up nice wood pile, for which he
feels very grateful.
Greensboro.
S. p. Prinny, Jennie Crane and others at
tended the musical convention az Barton
last week.
Samuel and Geo. Philbriclx were called
to Calais last week to attend the funeral of
their grandfather.
Mrs. John Taylor is suffering from the
effect of a needle which she got into her
foot and was unable TO extract. DR..
Kinney succeeded I'm getting IL out. She
is now getting along well.
Miss elena Mathews OF Barton Land
ing will give a reading at the Cong. church
Wednesday evening, Jan. 20 at half-past-
seven, under the auspices OF the Sons of
Temperance. Good music by local talent.
Come out and spend a profitable evening.
Greensboro Bend.
School in East Greensboro closes this
week.
Mrs. j. p. Stoddard returned to Boston
this week
The Relief Corps OF this place will hold
public installation OF officers, Jan. 20.
There were three terms of school in this
district with as many different teachers
Too many changes are not desirable. II
the two neighboring districts could re-
unite forces and hire teachers Of expert
ence and ambitions to do their best for the
pupils, good work might be accomplish
ed.
Holland.
Geo. Mcknight has moved into M. w
Peavey's house.
Mrs. John Alexander OF Grantham, N.
H., is visiting relatives here.
G. w. Tabor of Waterbury called on his
many friends here last week.
ID. Bryant has sold his farm for 81, 800,
and has bought Garry Heaths, paying e.
200.
We are sorry TO learn that Mrs. Chas
Ladd's father is dangerously IN at Coati-
cook, p. Q.
II. T. Bryant has received a "diploman
as a horse trainer. DIR. Human was called
in to inspect it,, and says it looks like a
badly spraIned ankle.
Willie Osgood is the happy ego lucky
fellow just now. He came home from his
work i'm the woods last Saturday night
and when he started back Monday morn
ing he left his wife i'm possession OF a nice
young deer (dear). IL weighed eight lbs,
and will be great pet i'm the family.
Irasburgh.
Melvin Remission is recovering from his
recent illness.
Ed. Webster has been on the sick list
the past week
There will be no services at the Cong.
church next Sunday. ..i....
EBGGQlebF gave "a me concert mere
to full house last Saturday evening.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. ed
Keith next Thursday. Cordial welcome
to all.
Miss Alice Parker has closed a successful
term of school In Westmore, and returned
home.
G. w. Parker received quite severe in
juries while working in the woods one day
last week.
Percy Templeton was at home from 81.
Johnsbury, and p. Brewster from Newport
over Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Cong. society will
meet with Mrs. o. G.. Page Friday. Din
ner will be served at 2 o'clock.
Henry Clark has decided his farm back
to VIM. Stiles. He will 60 to Vergennes,
where he has charge of the farm work for
the Industrial School.
Judge Thompson being unable 10 attend
to court work returned home from Mont
pelier last Wednesday, and the MONITOR
item TO that effect two or three weeks ago
is now in order.
Lowell.
Miss Clara Skinner has returned Go New
port.
Mrs. S. b. Cello has been quite sick the
past week, but Is now better.
A. Atwood has recovered from his at
lacks of the measles and has returned 60
his school i'm Burlington.
There is to be an illustrated lecture on
ben Hur and Messiah" under the aus
pices OF the G. +. society nc the Cong.
church Tuesday evening, Jan. 10. Ad-
mission is 20 cents, and 10 cents for the
children.
The exhibition Of the phonograph at