Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-11-07

West Glover.
Hay sold at the auction on the Anderson
place at "A. % per ton.
Mr.. Hennessy, who has lived on E. Nor
toms farm, has moved to Charleston.
Mrs. Miller of Littleton, n. H., has been
visiting her brother, Arthur Salmon.
Mrs. Nellie Patterson has engaged George
Anderson to work on her farm the coming
year.
Miss Carrie Styles was married to UIys-
ses ToIman of East Craftsbury on Wednes-
day. Congratulations.
Mrs. Stanley from Franconia, n. III. who
has been here visiting her sister, Mrs. III.
Bishop, returns home this week.
P.H. Skinner came with his team from
Burlington last week. His wife and child
rem will return with him this week.
John Smiths buildings were burned re-
Gently. Mr.. Smith had just moved into
Mr.. Fuller's place which he had rented.
We understand that Haynes Hanchett &
Co. will not erect new creamery here but
if the former patrons will rebuild on the
cooperative plan that they will give the
old site, the ice-house and five hundred
dollars to aid them.
Greensboro.
J. r. Richardson has taken the Eastman
farm for another year.
Warren Caswell and wife have returned
from two weeks visit in Westford.
The Michand brothers are soon to leave
the ChesIey farm recently bought of n. B.
Paine.
now resident of New Hampshire, is visit
ing here.
Andrew BedeIl has very successfully
completed his contract to move w. S. In
gals store house for the Perrin brothers.
He has it we'll located on the new site.
All the household goods, furniture, wag-
ons, ETC., belonging to the estate of the late
auction next Thursday as his late home in
this village.
There was a surprise party at the home
of Versa1 King last Saturday evening, it
being Miss Kings 21st birthday. Cake
and coffee were served and a pleasant even
ing was spent.
CARD.-We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the friends and neighbors who
so kindly assisted US in the sad affiiction
that came to US in the death of our dear
son and brother. And to those who so
kindly sent things to the sick one and
helped to make his suffering less. While
words or pen are far too weak to express
10 you all our gratitude and love, we can
only hope and pray that in Gods paradise
we may one day meet him and you all,
where kind acts and loving deeds are the
mission of all.
William Spier and wife,
George Spier and wife.
Greensboro Bend.
VIM. Graham has secured employment
IN Rutland.
a. E. Wakefield was in town last Mon
day on business.
Extensive repairs are being made on the |
interior of the hotel.
L. S. Collins found a valuable Jersey
keifer dead in the pasture last Monday.
Mrs. George Chamberlin of st. Johns !
bury visited her sister, Mrs. Bert Bur-
bank, two days last week.
The closing exercises of the school were
we'll attended, there being about so people |
present. All enjoyed themselves.
III. S. ToIman has closed his mill until j
spring, as he was unable to secure box Or
ders enough to keep his men at work.
L. s. Collins is preparing for winter by |
having furnaces placed in both house and
store. The furnaces were purchased of J.
w. Murkland of Barton.
AS DIR. Martin and James George of East
Hardwick were driving past L. S. Collins
store Friday evening, they collided with
Mr. Swett's team. Messrs. Martin and
George were thrown out and their wagon
was quite badly damaged. The doctor was
quite badly shaken up and bruised.
Mrs. Thompson spent ladies' week at
c. w. Wheeler went to Montpelier today
On business.
The Cong. parsonage and barn have
been newly shingled.
The schools in town will close Friday /
for two weeks vacation.
Rev. Mr.. Dickey of Wolcott preached in
the Cong. church yesterday.
Rev. P. n. Granger gave lecture at Ev-
ansvilIe last Thursday night.
Charles Norcross and wife Of Hardwick
have been spending few days in town.
The entertainment to be given by the
village schools Friday evening is expected
to be OF unusual interest
The net proceeds from the chicken pie
supper at the Cong. vestry last Friday
evening amounted to $500.
Helen Somers was at home from Newport
Center over Sunday and Henry Somers
from st. Johnsbury Academy.
One of the Halloween freaks was the