Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-10-24

David Jerome has been building an ell
to his house which adds much to its an
pearance as well as convenience. .g
Mrs. r. t. Buchanan, Mrs. $. Vance and
e. Tichurst are in Boston.-Afrs VIM. Mer
riam is visiting in Boston and vicinity.
A member of the firm of Haynes, Han
cock & Co. has been i'm town TO adjust mat
tiers more satisfactorily to the patrons OF
the creamery here.
Chas. Daley and wife OF Boston. who
drove up to Derby from their home, spent
few days at Alonzo Phillips recently.
Runaway Pond was a place of note that
Mr.. Daily especially enjoyed.
Greensboro.
L. ID. Magoon has lost valuable plusb
lap robe, any information In regard 70 IT'S
whereabouts will be thankfully received.
Our esteemed townsman, A. c. Chase.
and Miss Rosa Wheeler were made one last
wednesday by Rev. c. l.. Guild, and Joined
the eXcursionists to Boston amid showers
of rain instead of rice TO spend few DAVIS
at the Club" May their pathway be
strewed with roses. The kindly benedic-
ton of Hawthorne in his sToll Gatberer,s
Day." Is ours to the happy pair,-'May
your whole life's pilgrimage be as hlissful
as the first days journey and lis close be
gladdened with even brighter anticipations
than those which gladden. your bridal
night"
Holland.
M. L. Ames has received a pension OF 90
per month.
At Sherman Gray auction cows sold for
S15 to s26, and hay at SIPS per ton. No
bids were received for the farm.
Miss Myrtle Hartwell spent a part OF
last week with friends IN Compton, p. O..
where she went to act as bridesmaid at the
wedding of her cousin, Miss Nellie De-
merse.
1t cost SIS to pay for two lambs stolen
from Roswell Bennett and sold at Newport
recently. Stealing is bad business, II Il is
ever so well followed.
e. a. Boothman has let his farm for two
years to A. Lowell and James Stevens and
has given possession. Mr.. Boothman will
move to Evansville where he has a lob I'm
Guild & Fosters MILL
Chas. Cole has rented w. II. Smiths
farm for one year and has moved on to il.
Ted Osgood has moved into the Moulton
house and Eugene Sanborn has moved into
Mrs. Ann Hill's house, just vacated by
Osgood.
Irasburgh.
Fred Sears was at home from Montpelier
over Sunday.
Mr.. Vance, the barber, is soon to move
on to a farm i'm Glover
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Phillips have been
visiting friends in Montpelier.
Arthur Clough has taken job lumber
ing on the mountain for Il. l.. Chandler.
Chas. France from Milwaukee, Wis, has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John France.
Arthur Woodbury. died last Tuesday at
he home of j. S. sheperd, after an illness
IF several weeks.
The Nj. +. church not being in readiness
or use Rev. p. n. Granger preached al the
Cong. church yesterday.
John France and family are visiting
riends in Boston.-Mary Holman is visit
ng her sister, Mrs. Smell, in Brocllton,
Mass.
The new furnace for the NJ. f. church
has come. The carpets have been taken up
nd cleaned, and general repairs are being
made.
A large number of their many friends
urprised Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Miles nt their
home in this village Oct. 10. A very pleas
mt evening was spent.
The little daughter and only child OF Mr..
nd Mrs. Grant Skinner died at their home
NJ Lyme, N. II. and was brought here for
'urial last]Saturday. The services We're held
t the home of Mrs. Somers, mother OF Mrs.
kinner. Mr.. and Mrs. skinner, who are
yell known here have the sincere sympa-
by Of many friends in their great sorrow.
We clip the following notice from the
Mich. Enterprise:
A very quiet wedding took place al the
leasant residence of Mr.. and Mrs. IA. w.
otter. where the bride has been making
er home since her return 60 this place.
he contracting parties were Mrs. Ida
.insey and Charles I. Miles OF lrasburg,
t. X. Il. {. COlvin OBLIGATED. The bride
nd groom left the next morning for the
ast amid shower OF old shoes and rice.
Arthur Weed has his new house up and
3. Gelos house is ready.to be
Jason Webster OF Lyndonville Is visiting
slatives here.-AIrs. IL. G. Cleveland and
IN visited i'm town part OF last week.
Quite a party Of friends AID relatives
ere entertained at dinner at Doa. n. r.
utchinson's last Wednesday, the occa-
on being Mrs. Hutchinson's birthday.
An entertainment consisting OF con-
rtionist and strong lady, held forth at
"a hoIl w 4, IRA.