Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-10-03

permanent affair, as II is a great accommo-
dation to those who live a long way from
an office.
Greensboro.
Mrs. L. w. Salmon has a new bicycle.
A. {. Chase is making arrangements to
put an addition on TO his barn.
Mrs. G. w. Thompson Is very sick. WIN.
spier has been sick nearly all summer.
Miss Margaret Gebbie OF Lowell. Mass,
and lady friend have been visiting here.
Mrs. Julia Goozey has gone TO Boston,
n. J. Batchelder and wife went 10 Ryegate
last week.
c. o. Dawson has been on the sick list
for few days.
Curtis Eastman of Calais has his cottage
finished and it, will make fine addition
to the camp.
Erwin Calderwood and Arthur Chase
have both left here hoping to better their
condition elsewhere.
Mrs. Bryce Young gave party last Fri
day evening which was a success. Rice's
band furnished the music
J. Mcdowell is clearing the river road of
troublesome stones, under the direction OF
the road commissioner.
Mrs. Thurston and daughter OF RAN
dolph, are in their cottage fora few days.
Mrs. J. A. Crane is at West Glover visit
ng her mother.
There has been an unusually good de-
mand for COWS here this fall az they are
selling as high as thirty-ive dollars each
and extra good ones for forty-five and fifty.
The little daughter of w. s. Ingalls, died
last week after a short illness. Tire funeral
was held on Thursday. Much sympathy
is felt for the family through the COM
munity.
Winnie Dow was severely burned last
week. She was taking a kettle from the
stove when her apron took fire, and be-
coming frightened shei ran out of the
house and it was some minutes before her
shouts for help were heard. Mr.. Burbank,
who happened to be passing, ran TO her
rescue, and with the help of others sue
ceeded in smothering the flame though not
before his hands were quite badly burned.
1t was a narrow escape.
Holland.
are visiting relatives hero.
e. f. welch has taken +. @. Moulton's
farm for one year and has moved on TO It.
Levi Kelley has been at Newport for two
weeks as special juror on the Nelson Davis /
will case.
James Whites family have moved to
Clifton, P. @. Mr.. White viii work for q. /
r. Caswell this winter and follow his fam
lily in the spring.
Elder G. w. Tabor OF Waterbury was I'm
town last week While here he sold his
place TO Charlie Moulton for 500. q. N.
Judd will occupy it until spring.
II. w. Parker, who has run q. r. Cas-
Wells boarding house for a number Of
years, has moved his family to Charleston,
and Wilbur Wallace and wife will take his
place IN the boarding house.
IrasbuTgh.
Mrs. Julia Jordan is visiting friends IN
Newport.
Mrs. VIM. Bennett has been very IN the
past week.
The Perry bridge on the Coventry road
is still being repaired.
Rev. Mr.. Elliott preached in the Methc-
dist church yesterday.
Melvin Kenniston has a new barn up i'm
place OF the one recently burned,
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brush in Hopkinton, n. Y. sept. 1.
Mr.. Collins of Newport has rented and
assumed charge Of the Irasburg hotel.
The w. c. T. L. will meet with Mrs. {.
w. Wheeler Wednesday at 80 o'cl1c<.
Our postmaster, George Russell, Is SIN
in Newport as juror on the vis-Nelson
case.
The Ladies' Aid had meeting recently
with Mrs. Arthur Gilmore with large at
tendance. .l
Forty-fiv of the NJ. f. society and La
dies Aid met with Rev. and Mrs. p NJ
Granger last Thursday.
Miss Emily l.. Harvey, a returned mis-
sionary from India, viii speak m the NJ
e. church Tuesday evening, Oct 4
Work will commence this week on thd
Methodist church. a Murkland furRce
viii be put in and needed repairs made.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mills have moved
from the hotel into their own house.-Mr
and Mrs. Frank Willis have moved into
the house on the corner near the hotel.
Frank Thompson, who has been study
ing law in Lawyer Stafford's Office at 81
Johnsbury the past two years, mas gone b
tina Boston Law School for the winter.
The Ladies' Aid. will meet at the Cong
church parlors Friday afternoon of thu
week. A boiled dinner OF We olden tan
and of the good New England type will
served from $500 TO 900 o'clock. All arr
invited. .aDr 4H AFRO