Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-11-14

JOnn onlCn, VINO mas taken possession.
Mrs. S. f. Leonard has been having her
veranda roof newly covered with tin.-C.
5. Phillips is shingIing his shop.
The Creamery Association is charging
its water supply at the creamery, cement
ing the reservoir and also building shed.
A pleasant party assembled at Charles
Kettles last Wednesday TO witness the
marriage of their eldest daughter, Julia TO
Herbert Mitchell of Sheffield. Congratula-
tions.
Dan Young has returned from visit
to his sisters in New York.-AIrs. j. T..
Dwinea is visiting her daughter at Lyn-
donvilIe and will remain until after
Thanksgiving.
It isreported that w. f. Templeton clos
ed trade for E. A. Norton's village resi-
dence while here recently, and that his
household goods are on the way here
! from Manchester,.N. II.
! Miss Francena Aldrich closed a success
! full term of school at the Center, Nov. 4th.
! Pupils having neither absent nor tardy
marks are: Helen Rich, Alvah Rich and
Cora Leonard. Pupils having no tardy
marks: Ida Clark, James Clark, Willie,
Oscar and Cora Leonard and Everett Clark.
West Glover.
G. j. Barker has purchased US. sep
arator and horse power.
While playing at school recently, little
boy of David Gilman's had his arm dislo-
Gated.
Cassius Twombly has COW that he
/ hong n at ne noted Hood farm af DWELL
Mass
Fred Bean is moving to Coventry.
Crow from S. Glover is moving to Glover
village.
Mrs. Cameron finished her second term
of school here Friday.-Willie Holmes
teaches the winter term
A large drove of cattle passed through
this town last week coming from Canada
and going to Monroe. n. H.
Mrs. Mary BushnelI's nieces met at her
home on Wednesday to observe her birth
day. They found her the same genial aunt
Mary as of yore. Four generations were
represented in the little gathering, the
oldest being seventy-eight and a great,
great nephew, Harry G. Humphrey, aged
four. Tokens of good wishes were left as
reminders of the day.
Greensboro Bend.
Joe Duby is working for L. S. Collins.
Miss Bertha Blodgett is working for CO.
Dawson.
Mrs. E. F. Chamberlin of Stannard is
stopping with Mrs. Bert Burbank.
J. H. Pope has greatly improved the
looks of his store by coat of paint.
Several of our citizens are painting and
otherwise repairing their buildings.
The first sleigh ride of the season was
made by A. j. Mcclellan last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barr have returned
from Taunton, Mass, where they have /
been visiting their children.
II. A. Brown has returned home from |
Craftsbury, where he has been at work, |
and is repairing his buildings.
Mrs. Harlow Bailey is home from Bur- |
lington Hospital, but is not SO much i'm
proved in health as we would like TO see
her.
Ira Batchelder bought a carload of COWS
in this vicinity and shipped them to Lex
ington, Mass, Monday. Price, from $50
to S45.
w. l.. Adams, veterinary from Hard
wick, was in town testing cows last week.
Out of forty tested, none were found dis
eased.
A surprise party was given Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Blair last Friday evening. About
forty friends and relatives were present
and enjoyed a pleasant evening. Candy
and peanuts were served for refreshments.
School in East Greensboro closed last
week. Miss Wis Cool has taught the schoo
two terms doing very good work. The
pupils have worked very hard and several
prizes were given for the greatest number
of perfect lessons. Fora NJ. Silver, Flor
ence Perrin and Sadie Withers were with
out marks of any kind during the term.
Holland.
Several here are suffering from the
cough.
P. Pomeroy is improving his house,
building new chimneys, verandas, etc.
G.B. Stoddard of Charleston was in town
recently in the interest of the MONITOR.
Homer Searles has traded his farm with
Jonathan Bryant for his store at Tices
mill.
Thursday evening few of S. II. Fetch
er's neighbors were invited there to hear
Henry Bryant with his photograph. Fruit
and popcorn were served, and all passed
very pleasant evening.
IraSburgh.
Adna Pike has moved to Morrisville.
Services were held at the NJ. e. church ,
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