Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-22

Inc Ldules' Ala OF the cong. church VIII
serve a meat and chicken pie dinner az
their vestry next Thursday.
DR.. Kimball, a former resident of this
town, died at his home in North Troy last
week. The remains were brought here
for burial.
Forest osgood, who has been working
for Ernest Gonzenbach in New York, fell
last week receiving injuries which II a.
feared may cause his death. His mother
has gone to care for him.
In the reports given out by the daily
papers of the senatorial contest nj Mont
pelier 1t is claimed that Mr.. Clark, the
Glover representative, voted for Mr. Dill
bingham. While we have not been able 20
ascertain so that we can state positively,
we believe that we are correct in stating
that he voted for Mr.. Grout.-[EDl
West Glover.
r. Lewis is driving the stage while IL. II.
Skinner is i'm Boston.
Freeman Bean has engaged Miss Martha
Hogan of Albany for housekeeper.
Miss Ida Vance, Tom Smith, IA. III. skim
ner and Ellis Prescott went TO Boston on
the excursion.
Howard Baker and friend from Frank
lin have spent the week at David Bakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyrell OF Morrisville have
been visiting at Rev.S. L. Vincent's. -Henry
Clark and family are home from their visit
in Lamoille county.-Mrs. Henry skinner
and son are visiting relatives in ST.. Adams
and Montpelier.-Mr Geo. Dow went 10
Concord, N. H., on Wednesday.
Greensboro.
Mr.. Wallace Stone is thought TO be im-
proving.-Mrs. Richie is reported a little
better.
week.. A. Goss is out of town for his
vacation.
Cuthbertson Brothers have their new
furnace in. They also have the central
Office for the Peoples telephone.
Rev. p. b. Fisk, l.. A. Jackson, +. &.
Kinney, Albert Young, Henry Miller and
James young each have telephone con-
nected with the Peoples line.
Mr.. and Mrs. George " Simpson return
ed from their visit 10 Manchester last
Thursday Rev. ID. A. w. johnson arrived
from Ohio last Friday and will preach I'm
the u. p. church a few weeks.
The writer of the following item does
not make his meaning perfectly plain but
we judge that he was I'm Montpelier last
week and fell in with some OF the Dnling-
ham supporters from whom he obtained a
supply of the "bitters" mentioned JEDI
One thing that Greensboro needs just
now is an institution for the dependent
but the Grout men may recover yet for
theyare taking freely of Dillingh ham bittors.
The man most elated over the result OF
the senatorial contest is Ace Chase. He
has not been able 10 button his coat since
noon when the news came an
nouncing Dillingham's election.
Bend.
Several partiesare in this vicinity cutting
ir trees for Christmas.
Miss Nettie Denning from Manchester,
n. H., has been visiting friends here the
past week.
Emery Duvals family are 20 move 90
Hardwick soon and {. II. Batchelder has
rented his house for the winter.
Mrs. Leila Batten went to Greenfield,
Mass, Tuesday. Mr.. Batten will go later.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barr have gone TO
Mass, 20 visit their sons.-R. j.
Shurtlef, e. r.. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Fad
len, Byron Davis, Ella burlington and
Mrs. T. &. Batchelder were among the
lumber who took i'm the Boston excursion
he past week.
Holland.
Miss Martha Moulton has gone 20
Boston to visit friends.
Mr.. Daniel w. Wark OF 81 Johnsbury
$ in town on business.
The Lowell brothers have sold their farm
% Chas. e. Bryant for 81 $50. Mr.. Bryant
has taken possession.-J. Il. Goodwin has
old his farm to r.. Hill for $500, and will
move his family to Newark.
Your correspondent had the great pleas
ire of being one of the sixty who gathered
t the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Goddard
m the evening of Oct. 18th TO welcome
Cider Heyer and his bride. The Elder has
'een with US nearly year and now that he
las doubled his dilig ence it is expected
Ie will be doubly dear 20 the hearts OF
hose who have the privilege OF becoming
cquainted with him. The evening was
pent in a social way. The reading by
Hiss Martha Moulton and her brother,
faster George, was much enjoyed by all.
he songs of welcome were exceptionally
ne and were well rendered by the Advent
hoir, Mrs. Nettie Davis presiding nc the
ryan. II. A. Bryant added much 20 the
leasure of the evening with his phono-
raph. Elder Il. w. Fairbanks I'm behalf
( the friends and neighbors presented Mr..
Ieyer and his bride with some very nice
fits. Mr.. Heyer responded very pleasant
2. The Kings Daughters furnished a