Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-12-11
Greensboro.

being ATTENDED Oy few from this town.
John N Mcclellan recently had twenty
five chickens stolen from his barn in the
night.
The Dow Bros. are putting up a new
building to be used for lumber shed and
blacksmith shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Wiley of E. Mont
pelier have been spending few days with
their brother, Geo. Porter.
Rev. P. B. Fisk entertained his sisters
from Montpelier and Mr.. and Mrs. Gay
from Barton Landing recently.
Last Wednesday w. W. Tiffany, while
doing some business in this village, lost
his pocket book containing over $50 in
bills.
David Peel has completed the repairs on
his house, putting in a furnace, running
water and making everything more con-
venient and pleasant.
T. w. Gebbie made trip to Stowe and
back again the same day last week, bring
ing with him the Lewis Mayo black horse,
which he purchased.
Union services were held in the Cong.
church Thanksgiving evening, instead of
services in the forenoon, as has been the
custom heretofore.
Frank Melvin is home from his trip to
and New Hampshire.
Myrtle Chaffee has returned from New
after an absence of about eight
weeks.
There were two tenth wedding ami
in town last Monday evening,
one at R. A. Ritchle's and the other at
Horace McLaren's. There was good
at both places and very en-
oyable evening was spent by all present.
were served, and both Mr..
and Mrs. Richie and Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Laren were presented with some valuable
gifts.
Holland.
Eugene Percy lost very valuable horse
Ernest Greene has finished work for
l.. Hall and gone home.
There will be a box social at the resi-
dence of L. w. Hall next Wednesday. A
literary and musical program is being pre-
pared. All are cordially invited.
Lowell.
Albert Stebbins has been laid up this
week with a sprained ankle.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs.
F. A. Sanborn on Friday of last week.
It is reported that Frank Sargent has
bought the Lathrop farm of Clarence Tenn
pie.
Carl Winchester has gone to Barton,
where he will attend the academy this
winter.
Arthur Eldridge is quite ill.-Mrs. An
rev Richardson is very ill, also Mrs.
eliza Mitchell.
Frank Jordan has returned to New
ork. Mr.. Cross of st. Adams has moved
IN to his farm.
DR.. Rowell of Barton Landing was in
own last week and placed several new |
leighs with parties here.
Irwin Stephenson was in Hyde Park |
on business.-Herbert Lamphere |
# Hyde Park was in town Thursday buy |
ng fur.
Thomas Brahana was knocked down and |
endered insensible for some time Wednes-
ay by being hit with a skid while at |
york in the woods.
Rev. A. F. Eldridge was absent last week
n trip to Enosburg and st. Adams and
here was no preaching service at the
'ong. church on Sunday.
Nelson and Murray Reynolds have COM
leted their labors at the creamery for this
eason. Guy Allbee remains to look after
be business through the winter.
Mrs. Myrtle Robinson has gone to Mon
real, where she has work for the winter
Will Barney has gone to Willsborough
'ay, N. Y, to work for lumber company
here.
Samuel Laclair has moved to Mont
emery, where he has work in the lumber
'oods. - George Cham berlin has moved
is family from Eden here and will now
g here all the time to attend to his har-
ess business.
We notice by Melrose, Mass, paper
nat Don e. Curtis of that city has been
ominated by the republicans as a mem
er of the school committee. Mr.. Curtis
as formerly resident of this town and is
rother of w. E. Curtis, one of our mer-
aants here.
IewpOrt.
Evelyn Billings is attending the Convent